First Aid Stand Evacuation Trolley

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We know that in any case of an emergency every minute counts. So what happens if a fire breaks out or there is a gas leak while your colleague has a fall in the upper floor and has a suspected spine injury?

There is no time to wait for the medics or firefighters. We can quickly transform our fire extinguisher and first aid stand into an evacuation trolley that has a board on one side with straps attached. This can be easily lifted and we can carry our colleague to safety without causing them any more injuries.

Every day this trolley would be used as a first aid and fire extinguisher trolley, once a week as a load handling trolley and emergency evacuation trolley when needed.

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Published 15 July 2020
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Jeremy Bayliss
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