Products - Specialized Rescue Training

Important specialized rescue tools.

Elevator Response
Rescue Kit

There’s more to elevator entrapment rescues than meets the eye. Understand how to de-energize and lock-out electrical circuits, and safely open doors without damage to elevators or harm to trapped occupants.

Elevator
Response Kit

Includes a carry case, reference guides and customized elevator picks

Waiting on an elevator technician may not be an option and neither should damage to an elevator. Mike’s elevator tool kits are part of the inventory on every one of our engines. It is good knowing our firefighters have the knowledge, proper techniques and the right tools to be successful

— Dave Rogers, Battalion Chief, City of Vacaville Fire Department

Carrying Case

11" x 17” hard plastic carry case. Fits all your elevator entrapment essentials in one compact kit.

Elevator Reference Guides

SRT’s “Elevator Entrapment Procedures”, "Elevator Manufacture Reference Guide” and “Guide to Elevator Picks”

Elevator Picks

A selection of nine custom elevator picks to provide entry into nearly all hoist way doors. Included is a pick that works with all center opening doors.

"If you have ever been on an elevator call that stretched on way longer than it should have (the one that kept your unit out of service forever while someone else covered your district) or felt out of your depth until the elevator technician finally arrived, then this course is for you. Mike and his team at Specialized Rescue Training have created a solid turnkey training product that addresses the actionable, appropriate steps firefighters can take to properly size-up an elevator entrapment, provide for both responder and victim safety, take reasonable rescue measures within a defined scope of practice, minimize liability and property damage, and maximize looking like the trained professionals the public expects us to be when we show up. The crawl-walk-run approach of the in-person class starts with basic elevator anatomy and ends with field trips to various locations to put theory to practice accessing the common elevators out there. Additionally, the online version of the training provides a thorough awareness overview, or a solid review resource for those who have already attended the live training. Do yourself, your crew, your agency, and the citizens you serve a favor: Get this training."

— Gail Carter, Fire Captain, SF Bay Area