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International Rescue and Relief
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2021
International rescue and relief is a unique bachelor of science degree designed for adventurous students who want to serve mankind through disaster and humanitarian relief.
For a world facing increasing natural and man-made disasters and growing refugee populations, this major is designed to equip graduates with specialized service skills.
Why study international rescue and relief?
An opportunity to serve enthusiastically, effectively and compassionately in other cultures.
Learn how to competently respond to disasters as trained professionals.
Obtain professional certifications in emergency response and management.
For a world facing increasing natural and man-made disasters and growing refugee populations, this major is designed to equip graduates with specialized service skills.
Why study international rescue and relief?
An opportunity to serve enthusiastically, effectively and compassionately in other cultures.
Learn how to competently respond to disasters as trained professionals.
Obtain professional certifications in emergency response and management.
FOOT ENTRAPMENT - Swiftwater Rescue
This video is a part of our Swiftwater Rescue Skills series, offering explanations and tutorials for every Rescue3 SRT and SRT-1 skill. These skills are performed as a part of the International Rescue and Relief student training with instruction by Rescue3 instructors.
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ROPE TO WATER TRANSITION - Swiftwater Rescue
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This video is a part of our Swiftwater Rescue Skills series, offering explanations and tutorials for every Rescue3 SRT and SRT-1 skill. These skills are performed as a part of the International Rescue and Relief student training with instruction by Rescue3 instructors.
TETHERED BOAT TECHNIQUES - Swiftwater Rescue
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This video is a part of our Swiftwater Rescue Skills series, offering explanations and tutorials for every Rescue3 SRT and SRT-1 skill. These skills are performed as a part of the International Rescue and Relief student training with instruction by Rescue3 instructors.
TENSIONED DIAGONALS - Swiftwater Rescue
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This video is a part of our Swiftwater Rescue Skills series, offering explanations and tutorials for every Rescue3 SRT and SRT-1 skill. These skills are performed as a part of the International Rescue and Relief student training with instruction by Rescue3 instructors.
SHALLOW WATER CROSSING - Swiftwater Rescue
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This video is a part of our Swiftwater Rescue Skills series, offering explanations and tutorials for every Rescue3 SRT and SRT-1 skill. These skills are performed as a part of the International Rescue and Relief student training with instruction by Rescue3 instructors.
STRAINER DRILL - Swiftwater Rescue
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This video is a part of our Swiftwater Rescue Skills series, offering explanations and tutorials for every Rescue3 SRT and SRT-1 skill. These skills are performed as a part of the International Rescue and Relief student training with instruction by Rescue3 instructors.
What is IRR?
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Our Program Director, Andrew Saunders, shares what makes IRR unique and a little bit about the class progression students are involved in.
Ep. 05 Spring Break in Malawi
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Students spend spring break at Lake Malawi and visit an African National Park. The overseas semester is an educational semester taken for college credit ad part of the IRR bachelors degree. It's not either a vacation or a mission trip, but students get to lead and participate in both volunteer medical clinics and fun weekend activities.
Ep. 04 Climbing Mt. Mulanje
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Join Union College IRR students in the expedition leadership portion of the semester. Students led and organized a backpacking trip to summit the tallest mountain in Malawi.
AN ANSWERED PRAYER - Arkansas Tornado Response
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Dylan from Gideon Rescue Co. shares an amazing answer to prayer that happened yesterday.
Ep. 03 Learning From Local Doctors
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Join Union College IRR students on their educational Expedition to Malawi, Africa, as they gain hands-on experience in medical clinics and experience local culture. In this episode, they rotate between different departments in Malawian medical clinics. The local doctors have been very gracious, taking time to teach students as they assist in the clinics.
Ep.02 Cultural Integration and Village Life in Chingalire
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Join Union College IRR students on their educational Expedition to Malawi, Africa, as they gain hands-on experience in medical clinics and experience local culture. In this episode, they make a several day journey across the world. The first few weeks they settled into Malawian life in Lilongwe and then spent some time at Chingalire Homestay to see what life is life in rural Malawi.
Ep.01 Preparing to Leave
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IRR students are preparing to leave for the Overseas Expedition Semester. IN January they take Wilderness EMT, Global Health, and Expedition Leadership as a final set of classes before flying to Malawi.
WHAT'S IN MY BAG? - 10 weeks of international travel and backpacking
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This video is designed to help prepare IRR students going to Malawi, Africa for the Overseas Expedition Semester. This is everything you'll need to pack for OES, and some good gear recommendations.
NEGOTIATING A 90° EDGE - Rope Rescue Skills
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NEGOTIATING A 90° EDGE - Rope Rescue Skills
CONNECTING A CASUALTY WITH A TELESCOPIC POLE - Rope Rescue Skills
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CONNECTING A CASUALTY WITH A TELESCOPIC POLE - Rope Rescue Skills
LEAD CLIMBING WITH LANYARDS - Rope Rescue Skills
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LEAD CLIMBING WITH LANYARDS - Rope Rescue Skills
Global Development & Medical Clinic Education | Union College IRR
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Global Development & Medical Clinic Education | Union College IRR
LOW ANGLE LITTER MANAGEMENT - Rope Rescue Skills
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LOW ANGLE LITTER MANAGEMENT - Rope Rescue Skills
VERTICAL EDGE TRANSITION - Rope Rescue Skills
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VERTICAL EDGE TRANSITION - Rope Rescue Skills
HORIZONTAL EDGE TRANSITION - Rope Rescue Skills
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HORIZONTAL EDGE TRANSITION - Rope Rescue Skills
RESCUE PLATFORMS - Swiftwater Rescue Skills
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RESCUE PLATFORMS - Swiftwater Rescue Skills
HIGH ANGLE LITTER MANAGEMENT - Rope Rescue Skills
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HIGH ANGLE LITTER MANAGEMENT - Rope Rescue Skills
Hello dear traveling friend. I have enjoyed your safari guide to Liwonde park. Wishing you all the best! 💕 We recently visited it.
I congratulate you on an incredible initiative educating new generations to deal with disasters and creating a good culture, greetings 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Get a haircut hippie;)
Is the pivot line through another DCD at the anchor alongside the 2 MPDs?
Do you use the BVM without oxygen? Or is someone else carrying a cannister?
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Excellent video, very well explained. I congratulate you all, very good work. I know that when we finish making a video like this and watch it we find 100 details, as if you had to do it perfectly. Great video!!! Thank you.
I'm the country Coordinator for the Netherlands search and rescue let's get in contact!
Why do you want to keep it smaller than your fist? What is the benefit?
The benefit to keeping it smaller than your fist is to ensure that your hand can’t accidentally get caught in it during swift water rescues. It’s just another way to make sure you stay safe out there. Hope this helps :)
2:50 Why are you useing the same color ropes [[ i note that one is orange !!one is orange an white !! Pig rig is orange !!you have no ba lay!!! Wooooopss THAT WELL HURT🎉🎉 YOUR MAIN LINE ,, HAS BEEN RUN THROUGH " 2:50 " 3"" 360 SEVELSNO EDGE PROTECTION AN ALL JAMED UP MAKEING FRICTOIN FROM HELL ON ALL YOUR RIGGING. HILLOOOOOOOO😢😢😢
Oh okay so a video about roof louder climbing for dumbasses okay
Very Good. Being from MD I know a young man who either is or was taking that degree. Go out and help the world. Ambassadors for God.
Edge protection …
travel restraint...
One of my dreams is to take a course from then
The only problem I see with this system is that the patient probably died about an hour into the rigging process. Stokes work better and rig faster than Skeds - but it was a good demonstration.
The editing looks really good. Also, the color grading on Noah is nicely done.
Cool video. This looks really sweet to get into.
Why jump 4:15 to 4:17? that where you show the technique, Solve problems
The cut was to give the instructor at the anchor time to fix a crossed rope, which took a few minutes. Good rope management is always a priority on scene, but takes up time in an instructional video.
Sorry maybe I don't explain clearly, what I'm trying to see was the transition from the very edge to under the edge... the outside edge rescuers "forces"? (It's okay it's what I like to see). The whole video is great and very well explained. I really like it and share it with my friends.
You seem to know what you are doing but I am curious why are you using outdated equipment which is also no longer legal per ANSI and OSHA? First from a safety standpoint patients should not be hanging off a single line (green). You should be using locking carabiners with 3600 pound gate strength and an ANSI approved descender like a Petzl ID L rated for 2 people with panic function. Also, the safety and main line should not be connected to the same D ring. This video was posted 2 weeks ago but seems outdated. I am the rope rescue safety officer for our company so that is why I am curious. Thx J
Hi Jay! I'm the instructor speaking in the video. Thanks for asking, and great questions! The biggest point is that this simulation was set in a mountain rescue environment. Since it is not a jobsite, ANSI and OSHA equipment standards do not apply. In this training, we are following a 10:1 SSSF as recommended by the Mountain Rescue Association (MRA). The carabiners here are rated at 24KN, which accomodates the 10:1 SSSF. We actually ARE following the redundancy guidelines. The Green rope is actually 2 lines. So we are just working off different standards.
How does someone get this training, do I have to be a firefighter ?
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Well know im getting a second major, computer science is cool and all but this is my dream come true
Thankyou for the video) Could you share how to find that kind of backpack? name-link-anything) Thanks
It's a StatPacks G3 BackUp, which he mentions at the start of the video.
How we straps are you putting on
thank you very good video best regards from Chile.
Thank everyone who has been helping us down here on the bayou and surrounding areas. Much appreciated. Cajun pride. Louisiana strong. Because, this is home
Safe travels!
A-Aron is the MAN!
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