Grain Bin Rescue

Grain bins can be found in almost every community, from bins on rural farms to hoppers in industrial factories. It is imperative for first responders to understand the challenges present at a grain bin rescue.

58 min

Man vs. Machine

Machine extrication occurs every day, often in dangerous and complicated situations. In this video, Mark Gregory, Randy Miller, and Mike Meyer effectively demonstrate the tools and techniques required to successfully extricate a victim from various types of machinery.

57 min

Vehicle Extrication, Part 1: Vehicle Technology/Alternative Fuel and Safety Systems

In Part 1: Vehicle Technology/Alternative Fuel and Safety Systems, David Dalrymple addresses the challenges and concerns in performing extrication on traditional and alternative fuel vehicles. Manufacturers have introduced numerous structural and safety systems to make vehicles lighter, stronger, and safer than the vehicles of just a few years ago.

32 min

Vehicle Extrication, Part 2: Scene Management

In Part 2: Scene Management, David Dalrymple addresses the overarching extrication process. As a first responder, it is important to understand proper scene size-up and management in order to set up a safe and efficient extrication. He also covers scene safety, stabilization, and glass management, all skills important in allowing the responder to access and deal with patient considerations.

32 min

Vehicle Extrication, Part 3: Evolutions

In Part 3: Evolutions, David Dalrymple reviews the basic evolutions that every extrication responder should be able to perform. He looks at the various tools available to most responders and discusses which ones are appropriate for each task. He also addresses various side, roof, dash, and trench evolutions, as well as tunneling and ramming techniques.

36 min

School Bus Extrication

Basics aren’t enough at bus accidents. In School Bus Extrication, Leigh Hollins explains the likelihood of school bus disasters, and guides you through the complex challenges you’ll encounter on the scene of such accidents.

40 min