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Working The Rescue We provide rescue training, equipment, consultative and field services. Authorized retailer for Rock N Rescue rope and rope rescue hardware.

We’re built on 60+ years combined experience in rope rescue, confined space rescue, water rescue, emergency medical services, fire rescue, vehicle rescue, and ice rescue. Also certified Rope Rescue Instructor. Owned by Jason Butterfield

Testing day!! We are excited for our students that are doing the practical portion of their Pro Board testing for Ropes....
07/26/2026

Testing day!! We are excited for our students that are doing the practical portion of their Pro Board testing for Ropes. Several years ago, we partnered with the ACFA to offer the rope rescue classes. After a ton of red tape, this is the first year that we are able to offer them the professional qualification testing. Good luck to them and we have great confidence that they will do great!

A little out of the office action today in support of the Nick Herman Memorial Golf Outing. Let’s see how this goes, at ...
07/20/2026

A little out of the office action today in support of the Nick Herman Memorial Golf Outing. Let’s see how this goes, at least it’s a beautiful day.

07/04/2026
21 student spent their weekend completing the training for Rope Rescue Technician. Up next for them is Pro-Board testing...
06/28/2026

21 student spent their weekend completing the training for Rope Rescue Technician. Up next for them is Pro-Board testing to prove their competence. Thanks For Training!!

Please see the below safety bulletin if you have purchased a CSR pulley kit. If you have any questions, give us a call o...
06/16/2026

Please see the below safety bulletin if you have purchased a CSR pulley kit. If you have any questions, give us a call or email.

CMC is issuing a Product Safety & Inspection Notice for the CSR2 Pulleys.

CMC has become aware of CSR2 Double Pulley (Part # 300342) manufactured in October 2022 that was missing the retaining pin that secures the swivel bolt. Upon further investigation, an additional failure was found on a unit manufactured in July 2021. These failures are expected to be isolated incidents.

Out of an abundance of caution, CMC advises that all users inspect their units, both Double Pulley (Part #: 300342), Single Pulley (Part # 300343), and overall CSR2 Systems (Part # 500102 and Part # 500103), especially those units built in 2023 and earlier.

If you have any CSR2 pulleys or a complete CSR2system, please immediately inspect your devices using the inspection steps included in the Safety & Inspection Notice. To view the notice see link in Bio.

https://hubs.la/Q04lCPXX0

The mascot was out practicing her swimming today.
06/11/2026

The mascot was out practicing her swimming today.

Some fresh tools (toys) going into service this morning for our current Rope Rescue Operations Class being conducted at ...
06/06/2026

Some fresh tools (toys) going into service this morning for our current Rope Rescue Operations Class being conducted at the Allegheny County Fire Academy.

Some spots are still open for this upcoming class!Contact the Allegheny County Fire Academy to get your registration fil...
06/03/2026

Some spots are still open for this upcoming class!
Contact the Allegheny County Fire Academy to get your registration filled out and seat reserved.

To our customers that are running CAPTOs, please follow the information below to check your equipment. Feel free to call...
05/21/2026

To our customers that are running CAPTOs, please follow the information below to check your equipment. Feel free to call us if you need help with this.

CMC is issuing a Product Safety & Inspection for the CAPTO™.

Through our internal inspection processes, CMC has found certain instances where the thread locker that secures the CAPTO cam set screw may not have fully cured. This potentially affects CAPTO 11 MM Gray (Part # 336011) and CAPTO 13 MM Red (Part # 336013) models from serial number 23191-001 through 26085-034. If the set screw becomes fully unthreaded, the cam spring may fall out, causing the cam to not function as intended. There have been no reports of any set screws coming loose in the field, but out of an abundance of caution we request that customers inspect for the presence and position of the set screw to ensure that it is installed properly. We have corrected this issue for current and future CAPTO production.

The same thread locker is also used as a secondary method to secure the pulley fl**ge. While we do not expect any issues, CMC still advises that customers also inspect the pulley fl**ge while inspecting the set screw position.

If you have a CAPTO, please immediately inspect your device using the inspection steps included in the Inspection & Safety Notice.

To view the notice and inspection video see link below.

https://hubs.la/Q04hqQdX0

https://hubs.la/Q04hq-FS0

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Evans City, PA
16033

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