Safe Two-Person Seat Carry Technique: Step-by-Step Guide
This is often called a "seat carry," since the formation resembles a seat.
Instructions
Position the injured person on his or her back, with knees bent at 90 degrees.
Stand facing each other on either side of the injured person.
Squat down, keeping the back as straight as possible.
Put one arm under the injured person's back, crossing your arm with that of the other rescuer so that you are grabbing each other's shoulders.
Put the other arm under the injured person's thighs, crossing your arm with that of the other rescuer so that you are grabbing each other's wrists.
Lift the injured person by straightening your legs, being careful to keep your back as straight as possible.
Carry the injured person to safety.
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