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The Roco Rescue Blog has moved to our main website at http://www.RocoRescue.com – We have over 200 rescue-related articles on our blog and are constantly working to bring you the most relevant content in the industry!
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NOTICE: Petzl statement on special use of the Petzl Shunt
Petzl has published a statement addressing special use of the Petzl Shunt as a back-up device for industrial rope access. For any users of the Petzl Shunt as a self-belay device such as tower rescuers, the same information applies. Click … Continue reading
Rescue Plans…What is required?
We had a very interesting inquiry regarding OSHA’s requirements for rescue plans and wanted to share it with you. Reader’s Question: Does OSHA 1910.146 (k)(1)(v) state that a plan must be developed by a rescue service before an entry can … Continue reading
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