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LATEST NEWS AND RESCUE STORIES

Lomond MRT had a very successful joint training session with Loch Lomond Rescue Boat (LLRB) today.

The day started with 3 scenarios - procedure and practice regarding triaging multiple casualties; performing Advanced Life Support on a drowning casualty and information and procedure for our Team Members when travelling on the rescue boat.

After this we had a search scenario to find 2 or 3 ‘ casualties’ overdue from a swimming race event. This involved LLRB transferring 2 groups of Team Members to search 2 of the islands; the LLRB crew searching the coastline and inland of another island; and a 3rd Team group searching along the Cashel headland.

Our Team used our newly delivered Life Jackets and Buoyancy Aids, bought with a very generous donation from the owner of Cashel Campsite.

We are extremely grateful to them for thinking of us and providing us with this life saving equipment to use when we are on or searching beside any water courses.

We are looking forward to the next joint training day with LLRB.

Lomond MRT had a very successful joint training session with Loch Lomond Rescue Boat (LLRB) today.

The day started with 3 scenarios - procedure and practice regarding triaging multiple casualties; performing Advanced Life Support on a drowning casualty and information and procedure for our Team Members when travelling on the rescue boat.

After this we had a search scenario to find 2 or 3 ‘ casualties’ overdue from a swimming race event. This involved LLRB transferring 2 groups of Team Members to search 2 of the islands; the LLRB crew searching the coastline and inland of another island; and a 3rd Team group searching along the Cashel headland.

Our Team used our newly delivered Life Jackets and Buoyancy Aids, bought with a very generous donation from the owner of Cashel Campsite.

We are extremely grateful to them for thinking of us and providing us with this life saving equipment to use when we are on or searching beside any water courses.

We are looking forward to the next joint training day with LLRB.

Midweek training yesterday evening.

The scenario was dealing with complex trauma on consequential ground bringing together an initial search and casualty location, medical treatment, back rope rigging on difficult ground, casualty evacuation and general communication practices.

Also a reminder that the long summer nights aren't with us just yet !

(📷 A.MacLean, D. Stewart and S.McKenzie LMRT)

Midweek training yesterday evening.

The scenario was dealing with complex trauma on consequential ground bringing together an initial search and casualty location, medical treatment, back rope rigging on difficult ground, casualty evacuation and general communication practices.

Also a reminder that the long summer nights aren't with us just yet !

(📷 A.MacLean, D. Stewart and S.McKenzie LMRT)

#CallOut 13/25

At 14:46 this afternoon, Lomond MRT were called to assist an individual who had become cragfast and unable to move from a ledge on Dumgoyne.

Utilising a rope rescue rigging system, a mountain rescue team member was lowered to secure the casualty. Both were then lowered onto safe ground before returning to team vehicles.

#CallOut 13/25

At 14:46 this afternoon, Lomond MRT were called to assist an individual who had become cragfast and unable to move from a ledge on Dumgoyne.

Utilising a rope rescue rigging system, a mountain rescue team member was lowered to secure the casualty. Both were then lowered onto safe ground before returning to team vehicles.

The team were delighted to hear about Scottish Mountain Rescue’s new partnership with Ordnance Survey!
With callouts at record levels, the 26 Mountain Rescue teams within SMR work tirelessly to help those in need across Scotland’s toughest terrain. Thanks to OS, our volunteers will now receive premium access to OS Maps, supporting them in their life-saving work.
Lomond MRT is incredibly grateful for this support and excited to partner with Ordnance Survey, trusted by outdoor adventurers for generations. Together, we can help more people explore Scotland’s rugged landscape with confidence.

Thank you, OS.

The team were delighted to hear about Scottish Mountain Rescue’s new partnership with Ordnance Survey!
With callouts at record levels, the 26 Mountain Rescue teams within SMR work tirelessly to help those in need across Scotland’s toughest terrain. Thanks to OS, our volunteers will now receive premium access to OS Maps, supporting them in their life-saving work.
Lomond MRT is incredibly grateful for this support and excited to partner with Ordnance Survey, trusted by outdoor adventurers for generations. Together, we can help more people explore Scotland’s rugged landscape with confidence.

Thank you, OS.

Callout 11/25 At 17:22 the team were called out to assist the Scottish Ambulance Service extract a casualty from the Campsie Glen area. The casualty, who had suffered a lower leg injury, was swiftly packaged in the team’s stretcher and transported down to the waiting ambulance.
The ‘stand down’ was issued at 18:29
( 📷 D.Stewart)

Callout 11/25 At 17:22 the team were called out to assist the Scottish Ambulance Service extract a casualty from the Campsie Glen area. The casualty, who had suffered a lower leg injury, was swiftly packaged in the team’s stretcher and transported down to the waiting ambulance.
The ‘stand down’ was issued at 18:29
( 📷 D.Stewart)

#CallOut 10/25

At 14:41 this afternoon, Lomond MRT were called to assist with an individual experiencing breathing difficulties on Conic Hill. Many thanks to colleagues from @scotambservice and the crew of Helimed who provided assistance and treatment before transporting the casualty to hospital.

(📷 by T.Percival, A.Kane and D.Lennon LMRT)

#CallOut 10/25

At 14:41 this afternoon, Lomond MRT were called to assist with an individual experiencing breathing difficulties on Conic Hill. Many thanks to colleagues from @scotambservice and the crew of Helimed who provided assistance and treatment before transporting the casualty to hospital.

(📷 by T.Percival, A.Kane and D.Lennon LMRT)

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