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7.5 Fire Escape Webbing Performance Requirements. 7.4 Fire Escape Rope Performance Requirements.

7.3 Escape Webbing Performance Requirements. 7.2 Escape Rope Performance Requirements. Chapter 7 Performance Requirements 7.1 Life Safety Rope Performance Requirements. 6.8 Manufacturer-Supplied Eye Termination.6.9 Life Safety Harnesses. 6.7 Moderate Elongation Laid Life-Saving Rope. Chapter 6 Design and Construction Requirements 6.1 Life Safety Rope.

5.8 Manufacturer-Supplied Eye Termination. 5.7 Moderate Elongation Laid Life-Saving Rope. Chapter 5 Labeling and Information 5.1 Life Safety Rope. 4.8 Manufacturers’ Safety Alert and Product Recall Systems. 4.7 Manufacturers’ Investigation of Complaints and Returns. 4.5 Manufacturer’s Quality Assurance Program. (Reserved) Chapter 3 Definitions 3.1 General. 2.4 References for Extracts in Mandatory Sections. Chapter 2 Referenced Publications 2.1 General. How did you do? Make sure to share your results and challenge your colleagues to match or beat your score.Chapter 1 Administration 1.1 Scope.

As always, be sure to follow your department's SOGs on their use. Here's a quick quiz provided by our online training partner FireEMS Academy to test your knowledge on ropes and knots. When in doubt, you can always grab a piece of rope and try to practice in your downtime. It's important to learn how to tie knots, as they often come in handy on the fireground. The NFPA standard specifies minimum design, performance, testing and certification requirements for life safety rope, escape rope, water rescue throwlines, life safety harnesses, belts, victim extrication devices, litters, escape webbing, escape systems and auxiliary equipment for emergency services personnel. NFPA 1983 specifies requirements for life safety rope and associated equipment used to support emergency services personnel and civilians during rescue, firefighting or other emergency operations, or during training. NFPA 1001 requires firefighters to be able to tie each of these seven knots operating on a simulated fireground: There are many knots used by the fire service and various NFPA guidelines on firefighter ability, including the NFPA 1001 skill sheet and NFPA 1983: Standard on Life Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency Services.