Training Rescue

[Dan Cattermole]

The training course (BA Rescue) (Breathing Apparatus Rescue)) that we had the opportunity to become a rescue team in our company.

I have been in my industry for almost 10 years and the company that I've worked for have decided to put me through a course in which enables me to recover casualties.

My team......


image by DanCatt, on Flickr


image by DanCatt, on Flickr

Thanks for looking

 

[Pete Askew]

Nice shots Dan. The first in particular has plenty of drama to it. Maybe your company can use it some way.

 

[Kev Pugh]

Nice Dan I was a national level BA Instructor, great fun loved getting in there though sad no time for me to photog it back then, where are you training?

 

[Kev Pugh]

Oh and by the way you gauge says you are on turn around time!

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Cheers Pete... I so prefer the balck and white version of them... Defo dramatic!

Training down in Staunton (Gloucestershire) currently Kev

Readings are currently at 150 bar.... Tanks are 6 ltrs meaning that 150 x 6 devided by 40= 22.5 mins working time at an average of 40 ltrs of air a min..... But at a Rescue rate it's more like 80/100 Leters a min as you are more than experienced enough to know Kev.......

 

[Kev Pugh]

Dont get me started hahaha

 

[Dan Cattermole]

I won't Kev...
You know more than me in this game....