CPR Rescue Size:50kg / 1.8m rescuers need a fast deployment

rescuers need a fast deployment to ensure the best possible outcome for someone in peril in the water

A co-ordinated & methodical lift takes place & the casualty is retrieved by rolling onto the deck in the medically preferred horizontal position

Output 1 hr

Polyethylene strips running from the shoulders to the knees allow flexibility in and out of the water but prevent the manikin from being too 'floppy'

For use with FT100 & FT200

CPR Rescue Size:50kg / 1.8m rescuers need a fast deploymentFull Bodied CPR Training Manikins CPR training is usually carried out in a well lit, carpeted classroom with plenty of space how would your staff manage in a confined space or other difficult circumstances such as a road traffic collision (RTC) or if the manikin was trapped by the legs! Would they even be expecting to carry out CPR outside of a classroom? If you introduced this manikin into a routine training exercise what effect would it have it