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Three Tools Your Emergency Rescue Team May Be Missing
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At Tractel® our Mission is to be a world leading Safety specialist, by providing reliable, innovative and cost-effective Working-at-Heights solutions and services.
Our Vision is to be a truly customer-focused and innovative organization.
The needs of rescue departments vary depending on their size and location, the types of emergencies and natural disasters they respond to, and the specialized crews that are deployed.
But the need to intervene safely and quickly is constant, and lives always depend on having the right equipment and applying it properly.
Rescue workers are strong people, even so, the work they do routinely requires more than mere muscle power. The tools that rescue workers count on are portable, durable, and reliable, quick to set up and easy to operate under any conditions.
Hand-operated hoists, portable anchor points, lifelines, and specialized rope systems make it possible for them to perform tasks anywhere on an emergency scene, without the need for external power sources or complicated setup procedures.
It should be lightweight so it can easily be transported from a rescue scene to another one.
It should be quick to set up and easy to operate under any conditions (even where electricity is unavailable).
It should be easy to maintain without complicated procedures, even under the harshest conditions.
From lifting and handling heavy equipment and supplies in stations and garages to performing on-scene demolition and rescue work, hoists are indispensable tools teams need to have, use, and maintain.
Tractel® hoists and rescue kits are used by emergency teams, civil protection departments, and rescue workers around the world for multiple applications.
Compact & highly reliable, theses have been used by firefighters for decades.
Best for: Pulling Doors Open or Roof Sections to Reach Rescuees
These hoists are approved by UL & can be used as man-riding equipement.
These hoists ensure maximum safety thanks to their desynchronized dual pawl design.
Best for: Moving Disabled Vehicles out of Dangerous Positions
For descent, fall protection, material handling, and victim retrieval operations, rescue work often require safety lines and anchor points capable of supporting multiple crew members and their gear. Available structures may not offer adequate support, so teams often must set up temporary anchorage, such as tripods, booms, or mast-style anchors.
Tractel® offers a range of safety lines and anchorage solutions for all rescue applications.
A reliable and lightweight solution for vertical rope access.
To establish anchorage over any vertical confined space.
These anchors can be equipped to create a lifeline support.
Our derope® UP A Descent System can be used as a lifting device.
Best for: Controlling descent of two people on a rescue line
Tractel® supports their products by offering exceptional service and training. Training courses teach the proper usage and maintenance of Tractel® equipment, and these may be conducted at a Tractel® site or suitably equipped and approved customer premises.
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