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ROPE RESCUE OPS IFSI NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL
VERIFIED EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||NEWEST EXAM!!
When constructing a tandem prusik belay, it is advisable to
use a load releasing hitch in the event the tandem prusiks
become - ANSWER-stuck or jammed
T/F: It is acceptable to anchor yourself to the back of your
harness and place the belay device in the front lower
attachment point in the harness for belay operations. This
will help maintain the rescuer in an upright position if they
become unconscious. - ANSWER-False
T/F: Figure 8 descenders can be used as belay devices
when a rope is placed in the large opening of the figure 8.
- ANSWER-False
T/F: A mariners hitch is acceptable for tandem prusik
belays with rescue loads - ANSWER-False
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When placing tandem triple wrap prusik (T3WP's), the
prusik are placed on the line coming from the delta or
carabiner and the prusik minding pulley (PMP) that will
carry the load with the bridges up and: - ANSWER-both
prusiks tied the same
T/F: A belay line is always the first line attached to the
rescuer and the last thing taken off the rescuer. -
ANSWER-True
The maximum amount of slack allowed in the belay line is:
- ANSWER-1 foot
T/F: Dynamic rope used for belay operations has a laid
kern construction and is covered under NFPA 1983 -
ANSWER-False
A bottom belay will - ANSWER-will not arrest a fall if the
main line fails.
Engineered shock absorbing equipment is recommended
by NFPA anytime there is a potential fall factor greater
than - ANSWER-.25
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Carabiners used in fall protection equipment designed for
tower climbing shall per OSHA be designed with: -
ANSWER-A self closing self locking design
The best way to prevent a fall by the edge attendant
working with rescuers near the edge is with: - ANSWER-
Travel restraint securely tied to a fixed anchor
T/F: Mechanical belay devices, per the manufacture, do
not need to be tied off when not being tended to by the
belay operator, as they are all automatic. - ANSWER-
False
Examples of mechanical belay devises include all of the
following except: - ANSWER-HMS Munter carabiner
T/F: When operating a belay, the belay and the mainline
can be placed on the same anchor point to aid in
operations. - ANSWER-False
ROPE RESCUE OPS IFSI NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL
VERIFIED EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||NEWEST EXAM!!
When constructing a tandem prusik belay, it is advisable to
use a load releasing hitch in the event the tandem prusiks
become - ANSWER-stuck or jammed
T/F: It is acceptable to anchor yourself to the back of your
harness and place the belay device in the front lower
attachment point in the harness for belay operations. This
will help maintain the rescuer in an upright position if they
become unconscious. - ANSWER-False
T/F: Figure 8 descenders can be used as belay devices
when a rope is placed in the large opening of the figure 8.
- ANSWER-False
T/F: A mariners hitch is acceptable for tandem prusik
belays with rescue loads - ANSWER-False
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When placing tandem triple wrap prusik (T3WP's), the
prusik are placed on the line coming from the delta or
carabiner and the prusik minding pulley (PMP) that will
carry the load with the bridges up and: - ANSWER-both
prusiks tied the same
T/F: A belay line is always the first line attached to the
rescuer and the last thing taken off the rescuer. -
ANSWER-True
The maximum amount of slack allowed in the belay line is:
- ANSWER-1 foot
T/F: Dynamic rope used for belay operations has a laid
kern construction and is covered under NFPA 1983 -
ANSWER-False
A bottom belay will - ANSWER-will not arrest a fall if the
main line fails.
Engineered shock absorbing equipment is recommended
by NFPA anytime there is a potential fall factor greater
than - ANSWER-.25
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Carabiners used in fall protection equipment designed for
tower climbing shall per OSHA be designed with: -
ANSWER-A self closing self locking design
The best way to prevent a fall by the edge attendant
working with rescuers near the edge is with: - ANSWER-
Travel restraint securely tied to a fixed anchor
T/F: Mechanical belay devices, per the manufacture, do
not need to be tied off when not being tended to by the
belay operator, as they are all automatic. - ANSWER-
False
Examples of mechanical belay devises include all of the
following except: - ANSWER-HMS Munter carabiner
T/F: When operating a belay, the belay and the mainline
can be placed on the same anchor point to aid in
operations. - ANSWER-False
