Aleksandrov rescue end, 15 m

Aleksandrov’s lifebuilding is a floating muffle of polypropylene 15 cm long with a non-intermittent loop equipped with two bright orange floats.

The rescuer throws an end to a drowning man who takes his hands or puts on a loop with floats through the floats through it head and fixes it at chest level. After that, the rescuer carefully, without jerking, pulls up the victim to the shore or ship.

is a universal means of salvation, combining the functions of the rescue circle, the life ring and the rescue line.

The end of Alexandrov was designed and proposed in 1914 the sailor of the rescue service from Vyborg Vasily Alexandrov.

The life end is used in small vessels, as well as in rescue posts (in the bathing zones, on the beaches). It is a mandatory affiliation with certification in the GIMS of Baidar and inflatable boats.