The document discusses various rescue methods and techniques. It covers water rescue, searching rubble for survivors, using rescue helicopters and dogs. It also details equipment used by rescue teams, which usually have 4-11 specialized members. Advanced rescue tools are described that can push, pull, or perform extractions. Techniques for multi-stage building collapses are outlined along with casualty handling methods like carries and improvised stretchers. Fire safety signs, means of escape, and what to do if trapped by fire are also summarized.

1. Advanced & Basic Methodologies R e s c u e

3. Water Rescue

4. Rescue workers search for survivors and bodies amongst the rubble

5. A firefighter screams in pain during his rescue

6. Rescue Helicopter

7. Fire Fighter / Rescuer

8. Rescue from Height

9. Rescue from Height Leaning Ladder

10. Rescue from Height

12. Dogs Help Rescue

14. Rescue Team

16. Rescue 1122

17. Rescue 1122 2.10

18. Shelters

19. Rescue Tools Pneumatic Rescue Tools

20. Hand Tool Rescue Kit

21. Knives / Saws / Cutters

22. Power Saw

24. Tripod Rescue

27. Making a shaft without upsetting the debirs

28. Making a tunnel into basement

29. Making a ramp into basement

30. Lifting and carrying of debris bins

31. Debris Removal by Human Chain

32. Human Chain

33. Lowering the Casualty with Blanketing & Lashing on the Stretcher

35. Rescue from Height

36. Rescue from Height

40. 10 Plus Story Buildings on/off I.I. Chundrigar Road 1 Gul Tower 1 Al-Rahim Tower 1 Chapal Plaza 1 Muhammadi House 1 Uni Tower 2 Uni Centre 1 Uni Plaza 2 Habib Plaza Staircases Building

42. Dial 16 for Fire Brigade from a neighbours house

43. Practice Home Escape Plans

45. Crawl low in smoke

52. If your escape route is blocked Open the window and call for help

53. If your clothes catch fire

58. Casualty Handling & Transportation Techniques

59. Human Crutch Walking aid for a weak casualty & For a casualty having leg injury

60. Fireman’s Lift

61. Pick A Back

62. Cradle

63. Removal Down Stairs / Dragging

64. Fireman’s Crawl

65. Fore & Aft Carry

66. Two Handed Seat To carry an unconscious casualty

67. Three Handed Seat To carry a casualty with one leg injured

68. Four Handed Seat

69. Use of chair

70. Preparing the Stretcher

72. Orthopaedic Stretcher This scoop stretcher is used to lift the casualty who must be moved in the position he/she is found Not to carry the casualty

73. Blanket Lift To lift the Casualty from ground & To load the casualty on stretcher

74. Lifting & Carrying the Stretcher

75. Improvised Stretchers Use of door and other planks

76. Improvised Stretchers Use of blanket

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