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SFFMA Basic Ropes

Type Event

Location

Clay

Start Time

2/4/2010 6:00 PM

End Time

2/4/2010 10:00 PM

Registration Deadline

2/4/2010 12:00 AM

Description

SFFMA Basic Ropes

Cost

35.00

Disipline

Course Number

Sec 28

Course Length

4.00

Department Pages

Fire Division, Homeland Security

Hosting Agency

<div>Clay County Firefighters Asscociation </div> <div>&nbsp;</div>

Training Provider

Nortex Regional Planning Commission

Additional Information

All SFFMA Basic Ropes
28-01.01 Trainee, when given name, picture, or actual knot, shall identify it and describe the purpose for which it would
be used:
A. Becket (sheet) bend F. bowline on a bight
B. bowline G. half hitch
C. clove hitch H. figure-eight
D. half sheep shank with a safety I. figure-eight on a bight
E. chimney hitch J. figure-eight follow through
28-01.02 Trainee shall identify rope safety procedures.
28-01.03 Trainee shall identify and/or demonstrate the terms used when tying a knot or hitch:
A. standing part when tying a knot or hitch D. a loop when tying a knot or hitch
B. running part when tying a knot or hitch E. a round turn when tying a knot or hitch
C. a bight when tying a knot or hitch F. half hitch when tying a knot or hitch
28-01.04 Trainee shall identify the construction characteristics and appropriate uses of both natural and synthetic fiber
ropes:
A. Characteristics of natural fiber (manila) ropes for utility use only:
1. moisture retention
2. floatability
3. resistance to rot, mildew and attack by marine organisms
4. resistance to surface abrasion
5. resistance to acids, alkalis and solvents
6. safe working strength of new rope: 3/8 inch manila, ½ inch manila, 5/8 inch manila, ¾ inch manila
B. Characteristics of synthetic ropes:
1. moisture retention
2. floatability
3. resistance to rot, mildew and attack by marine organisms
4. resistance to surface abrasion
5. resistance to acids, alkalis and solvents
6. safe working strength of new rope of: ½ inch nylon, dacron, polypropylene, braided nylon cover with
nylon core; 5/8 inch nylon, dacron, polypropylene, braided nylon cover with nylon core; ¾ inch nylon,
dacron, polypropylene, braided nylon cover with nylon core
C. Uses of ropes:
1. hoisting tools and equipment
2. securing tools and equipment to immovable objects
3. rescue
28-01.05 Define a life safety rope and one and two person life safety rope including:
A. maximum working load
B. safety factor
C. minimum breaking strength
28-01.06 Trainee, when given the proper size and amount of rope, shall demonstrate tying the following knots:
A. Becket (sheet) bend F. bowline on a bight
B. bowline G. half hitch
C. clove hitch H. figure-eight
D. half sheep shank with a safety I. figure-eight on a bight
E. chimney hitch J. figure-eight follow through

Course Status

Currently accepting students

Recurrence

0

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Last modified at 1/7/2010 9:30 AM  by Mark Hanson 
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SFFMA Basic Ropes

Export Event

Course Name

SFFMA Basic Ropes

Start

2/4/2010 6:00 PM

End

2/4/2010 10:00 PM

Reg. Deadline

2/4/2010

Description

SFFMA Basic Ropes

Target Audience

Volunteer Firefighters seeking certification through SFFMA

Course #

Sec 28

Course Length

4.00 Hours

Cost

$35.00

Special Funding

Should be eligible for funding from the Texas Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program (HB2604)

Hosting Agency

Clay County Firefighters Asscociation
 

Training Provider

Nortex Regional Planning Commission

Course Status

Currently accepting students

Training Objectives

All SFFMA Basic Ropes
28-01.01 Trainee, when given name, picture, or actual knot, shall identify it and describe the purpose for which it would
be used:
A. Becket (sheet) bend F. bowline on a bight
B. bowline G. half hitch
C. clove hitch H. figure-eight
D. half sheep shank with a safety I. figure-eight on a bight
E. chimney hitch J. figure-eight follow through
28-01.02 Trainee shall identify rope safety procedures.
28-01.03 Trainee shall identify and/or demonstrate the terms used when tying a knot or hitch:
A. standing part when tying a knot or hitch D. a loop when tying a knot or hitch
B. running part when tying a knot or hitch E. a round turn when tying a knot or hitch
C. a bight when tying a knot or hitch F. half hitch when tying a knot or hitch
28-01.04 Trainee shall identify the construction characteristics and appropriate uses of both natural and synthetic fiber
ropes:
A. Characteristics of natural fiber (manila) ropes for utility use only:
1. moisture retention
2. floatability
3. resistance to rot, mildew and attack by marine organisms
4. resistance to surface abrasion
5. resistance to acids, alkalis and solvents
6. safe working strength of new rope: 3/8 inch manila, ½ inch manila, 5/8 inch manila, ¾ inch manila
B. Characteristics of synthetic ropes:
1. moisture retention
2. floatability
3. resistance to rot, mildew and attack by marine organisms
4. resistance to surface abrasion
5. resistance to acids, alkalis and solvents
6. safe working strength of new rope of: ½ inch nylon, dacron, polypropylene, braided nylon cover with
nylon core; 5/8 inch nylon, dacron, polypropylene, braided nylon cover with nylon core; ¾ inch nylon,
dacron, polypropylene, braided nylon cover with nylon core
C. Uses of ropes:
1. hoisting tools and equipment
2. securing tools and equipment to immovable objects
3. rescue
28-01.05 Define a life safety rope and one and two person life safety rope including:
A. maximum working load
B. safety factor
C. minimum breaking strength
28-01.06 Trainee, when given the proper size and amount of rope, shall demonstrate tying the following knots:
A. Becket (sheet) bend F. bowline on a bight
B. bowline G. half hitch
C. clove hitch H. figure-eight
D. half sheep shank with a safety I. figure-eight on a bight
E. chimney hitch J. figure-eight follow through

Course Prerequisites

None

Additional Information

Location is at
Lake Arrowhead VFD
 

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information contact:

Tony Fox    CFFA
940-393-0313
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