ATS Vehicle Extrication - 10 Title Series on USB

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ATS Vehicle Extrication - 10 Title Series on USB

This is the complete 10-title Vehicle Extrication series, supplied on USB, and SkillsTrain, the authorised ATS distributor for South Africa, supplies it locally, giving a department the complete ten-title pathway in one purchase rather than ten separate titles bought over time. The series covers techniques for freeing trapped occupants from a crashed vehicle, built toward NFPA 1006, and it runs from an initial incident overview through stabilisation and hazard control into the specific access and extrication procedures a crew performs on scene.

The series uses the teach, test and track model across all ten titles, assessing a learner as they progress and replaying any section answered incorrectly rather than letting them continue regardless. SkillsTrain also supplies the same content streaming, with a facilitator guide and a FITS-compatible question bank available separately for instructors building their own assessments. Running the full ten titles on USB also suits stations without reliable internet access, since nothing in the programme depends on a live connection.

Who it is for: fire and rescue services choosing USB as the preferred delivery format for a structured, ten-title vehicle extrication programme covering the full incident from arrival through to freeing the occupant, and training officers who want crews to work through every stage of an extrication incident in the correct order.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many titles make up this series?

Ten titles, covering everything from the initial incident overview through stabilisation, hazard control and the specific extrication techniques.

What standard is this series aligned to?

NFPA 1006, the National Fire Protection Association standard for technical rescue and emergency operations.

What other format options exist for this series?

USB, or a dedicated online video series for departments that prefer streaming to physical media.

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