Nikos Vardakas(Offline)

I think at this stage we would look at team capacity to effectively communicate and finally perform in rescuing the victim. Is this intangible skills that are only revealed when a situation rise... we know our skills in handling bottles etc that can be easily revealed because the need to while gas switching, SMB etc, but when it comes to something important and urgent and to a priority driven action is different story. Experience, build on team, careful gas choice and an array of parameters would only add to the accident prevention. Are these cases where unmeasured and invisible skills make the hell of a difference. The issue here whether the team has the potential or not and I think this is why DIR approach can be measured in a backplate and a long hose.

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