PMI Rope | Videos & Webinars

An In Depth Look at Sistema Huautla Cave System

The 7 Summits

Rope Access, Fall Protection and OSHA: Regulatory Updates and You

Presenter: Loui McCurley | Webinar | This presentation will outline recent updates to the recent OSHA Fall Protection Regulation as well as developments within the ANSI Z359 family of Fall Protection standards as relates to rope access. ...

Cascade Rescue Equalizer Adjustable Handle System

Cognitive De-biasing Strategies for Critical, Time Sensitive Decision-making in Austere Environmental Emergencies

Presenter: Andrew Munoz | MRA Webinar Series | Description: What I Learned Spending 14 hours Peeing In My Wetsuit | December 5th, 2015 saw two cavers trapped by rising flood waters on Vancouver Island, BC. Andrew ...

MRA 2017 Winter Business Meeting Review

Presenter: Bryan Enberg | Webinar | The MRA just finished up another successful winter business meeting in Salt Lake City, and in case you weren’t able to attend, the MRA President will provide an overview of ...

My Life on the Line: 40 Years with PMI

Presenter: Nancy Aulenbach | Webinar | Join us as we celebrate PMI’s 40th anniversary with the product that started it all – the PMI® Pit Rope. Since this rope was created by cavers for caving, it ...

When Angels Fall: Recent Accidents in Helicopter Rescues

Presenter: Charley Shimanski | MRA Webinar Series | While rescue mountaineers must strive at every turn to focus on the safety of their victims, they understandably must put their own safety first. Rarely, rescuers will be ...

Spring and Summer Avalanches: Strategic Decisions for Mountain Rescuers

Presenter: Dale Atkins | MRA Webinar Series | While most people think of avalanches as a winter danger, late spring and summer avalanches kill about 1 in 10 of all avalanche victims, and these accidents do ...

Enhancing Backcountry Radio Communications: Inexpensive Equipment and Simple Technique Changes

Presenter: Paul Robertson | MRA Webinar Series | Enhancing Backcountry Radio Communications – Going from @#%$* to 5×5. Many teams operate in mountainous, backcountry terrain where the “peak to valley” altitude differential can be 4000 feet, ...