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Make Your AVED a Priority The AVED Ambulatory Victim Extrication Device is a quick donning rescue


harness that allows for safe helicopter hoist and short haul extrication of ambulatory patients. This device provides a significantly greater degree of safety and comfort


for patients while being rescued when compared to traditional horse collars or strops. The AVED secures and safeguards patients with a redundant internal anchor strap equipped with a load­rated buckle, and externally with oversized steel anchor rings and a 45kN carabiner on the adjustable center strap. It has a contoured multi­purpose handle sys­ tem for connecting taglines and to provide additional control when transitioning the patient into the cabin. For night operations the AVED has incorporated chem­light pockets and high­visibility striping The AVED is lightweight, cost­effective, easy to


use, and is a one­size­fits­all helicopter rescue device adjusting from small to bariatric patients. Part No. 100­2833­BLU.


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Wildland Fire/Natural Resource Pilot Course Precision Flight Training offers this course for pilots wanting to gain


knowledge and experience to become carded in the AMD (Aviation Management Directorate) and US Forest Service system. When carded in this system, a pilot may fly many different profiles for the customer, includ­ ing fire suppression, support, air attack, point­to­point, project, rehabilita­ tion work, game surveys, etc. This training introduces the student to AMD / USFS policies, systems, the


IHOG manual, regulations and flight training requirements. This course cov­ ers flight following / AFF dispatch procedures, aircraft load calculations, mis­ sion planning, safety, radio and crew communication procedures, helibase, confined area, vertical reference cargo and water bucket operations. Emphasis is placed on 150' long­line proficiency, Bambi Bucket (water buck­ et) operations in remote areas and aircraft performance limitations. Course prerequisite ­Advanced External Load Course or previous external


load experience required. www.flyprecision.com


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