The EvacBCOT is an evacuation cot for babies, designed to aid in the evacuation of hospital maternity wards and special care baby units in the event of a fire or similar emergency. The evacuation cot allows a single premature or new born baby to be quickly carried to safety along with a CD, D or E-type oxygen cylinder if required, while keeping the carer’s hands free to administer urgent care and exit the building safely. Once evacuated, the EvacBCOT can be used as a temporary, safe enclosure where the baby can be monitored and cared for until it can be transferred back into a medical care facility.

• Easy to operate singlehandedly, the ergonomic backpack-style carry system has a flexible, strong construction that makes it easy to handle while providing support and protection to the baby.

• EvacBCOT is manufactured in the UK from wipe-clean, flame-retardant PVC with high visibility straps and retro-reflective tape.

• Stored in a compact wipe-clean wall-mounted storage bag ready for immediate use.

The EvacONE is a lightweight evacuation mat that acts as a flexible, compact stretcher to evacuate immobile people in the event of a fire or similar emergency.

Suitable for use in a range of settings including hospitals, care homes, schools, pubs, trains and hotels, it is quick and easy to deploy. Simply unroll the EvacONE before transferring the patient from wherever they are lying. They can then be moved to safety, including via stairs, using the long pulling handles at either end.

Manufactured in the UK, the EvacONE evacuation mat is constructed from heavy-duty PVC with a hard-wearing foam-insulated plastic base which allows it to slide easily across the floor. The head and foot pulling handles, side lifting loops and adjustable colour-coded cross straps are all made from high visibility webbing with durable, lightweight plastic trident buckles.

When not in use the EvacONE evacuation mat can be rolled and stored neatly in the integral foot pocket.

The EvacSLING baby evacuation sling is designed to aid in the emergency evacuation of a small, well baby from a mother and baby unit.
It is worn diagonally across the body and in the case of a fire or other emergency is quick and easy for the mother to fit herself, securing her baby in a safe pouch and leaving her hands free to negotiate doors and stairs safely.

The EvacSLING baby evacuation sling is manufactured in the UK from wipe clean FR PVC with a high visibility yellow shoulder strap, trident buckle adjustment, pouch securing strap and photo fluorescent strips on both side of baby pouch for easy identification of mother with baby in low light conditions.

The EvacTAB baby evacuation apron is designed for the safe evacuation of premature and new born babies from hospital maternity wards and special care baby units in the event of a fire or similar emergency.

• The tabard fits over the carer’s head with a carry pouch to the front and secure storage pocket at the back for a small oxygen cylinder, if required.
• Up to two babies can be carried in this way depending on their size and condition, leaving the carer’s hands free to tend to the infant and evacuate the building quickly and safely.
• The EvacTAB baby evacuation apron is manufactured in the UK from heavy-duty flame-retardant canvas and features foam padded shoulders for comfort and stability and side-fastening trident buckles for quick adjustment.
• A wipe-clean wall-mounted PVC storage bag keeps the apron clean, tidy and ready for immediate use.
• Yellow webbings with quick adjusting plastic buckles.

Evacuation Rescue Mat is compact evacuation stretcher to aid in the safe rescue in the event of fire or another emergency.

Featuring a durable, hard plastic base to maximise the use of sliding techniques, its ergonomic design includes pulling ladder handles, side ladder handles and additional lifting handles to reduce the risk of injury to those performing the evacuation. Heavy-duty anchor loops at the head and foot end can be used as extra handles or for attaching safety lines for evacuations on slopes or stairways….