Training Materials
Struts In Action
(Training Resource Images)
Below you will find pictures showing various stabilization scenarios and techniques of side and roof resting passenger vehicles. We've chosen a selection of basic and advanced scenes and trainings and welcome you to use these images as part of your training.
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Below you will find pictures showing various stabilization scenarios and techniques involving large commercial vehicles including big rigs, tankers and buses. You are welcome to use these images as part of your training.
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Below you will find pictures showing stabilization of farm vehicles. You are welcome to use these images as part of your training.
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We will have more pictures soon.
Below you will find pictures of struts being used in light structural and support scenarios. You are welcome to use these images as part of your training.
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Below you will find pictures of struts being used in lifting scenarios and as cribbing supporting airbags and jacks. You are welcome to use these images as part of your training.
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Below you will find pictures showing the struts being used in conjunction with the tripod head attachment for confined space rescue. You are welcome to use these images as part of your training.
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We will have more pictures soon.
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Power Points
Click on the subjects below to download the presentations:
- Basic Stabilization for Vehicle Extrication (1.4MB)
- A-Frame Setup (687K)
- Ratchet Strap Operation (575K)
- Strut Jack Operation (295K)
- Tripod Setup (410K)
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While the stabilization resources provided have been tested and are known to be effective, they should be used as guidelines. Do not use any procedures known to be in violation to your departments Standard Operating Procedures.
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