Car Emergency Slide Board Kit

Units of Measurement: Kit

AUD $496.00

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The Car Emergency Slide Board Kit provides a safe way to get an unconscious person out of a car. The Emergency Department has a difficult manual handling task when a car arrives at a hospital with an unconscious person either in the front or rear car seat.

Depending on the patient’s condition and position they can be slid out of the car either head or feet first.

By using the Slide Board Kit, this difficult manual handling task is made easier. If necessary the Straps are fastened around the ankles, thighs and waist of the patient. Then the specially shaped flexible Slide Board is positioned under the patient.

The Carers can then pull the Slide Straps from outside of the car, using their body weight and standing in a good manual handling position. As the Slide Board is very flexible, it will bend up to a trolley or down to the ground.

It has been reported back to us that at one hospital a man was evacuated from a car in under one minute. The following week it took two minutes to evacuate a pregnant lady and get her safely out of the car. It took extra time as they had to be more careful handling two people.

Note: As this is considered an over-sized item, customers from outside of Australia should contact us before placing an order so that we can provide an accurate shipping cost.

Safe Working Load (SWL)

Click here for information relating to Safe Working Loads and plastic versus wooden slide boards.

Also available in the Pelican Slide Board range:

Slide Board - Aero Transfer Slide Board – Aero Transfer
Slide Board - Stubby Slide Board – Stubby
Slide Board - Boomerang Slide Board – Boomerang
Slide Board - Wheelchair Cut Out Slide Board – Wheelchair Cut Out
ResQslide Board & Chair Strap Kit ResQsllide Board & Chair Strap Kit

Item # 597K

Note: As this is considered an over-sized item, customers from outside of Australia should contact us before placing an order so that we can provide an accurate shipping cost.

Wipe clean with a hospital grade disinfectant. Wipe dry. Ensure the product is dry before using or storing.

Consult your Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist or Back Care Specialist when using Manual Handling Products.