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Brand: Ruth Lee
Working at Heights Manikin
The Working at Height Training Manikin is ideal for the following training scenarios; Effective, realistic training will help to ensure compliance with the Guide to the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007 (Part 4: Work at Height) by reducing the risks involved across Industry. Typical applications include Construction, Telecommunications, Fire & Rescue, Scaffolding, Multi-storey Warehouses, Factories, Scaffolding, Stage & Theatre, Cleaning & Maintenance, Wind Turbines, Pole Top and Tower rescues.
Description
Features & Benefits;
- Anatomically correct weight distribution to give the ‘feel’ of an unconscious casualty
- The closed-cell foam used in the trunk area to provide extra rigidity and reduce ‘slumping’ when using a rescue harness
- Tough polypropylene strips extend from the shoulders to the knees to prevent excessive flexing when used aloft
- A strong webbing loop at the back allows easy handling, storage and suspension for drying
- Tough enough to withstand being dropped from a house rooftop
- Soft body joints to eliminate the risk of pinch welts and bruising; common injuries when using plastic bodied manikins
- An immobilisation/extrication collar can be fitted around the neck of our adult manikins to promote proper casualty care
- Comes complete with boots and overalls, which are easily replaced if damaged
Extensively Used By;
- Fire & Rescue Services
- Specialist Working-at-Height training providers
Technical Rescue Japan
Fall From Height Demo
Face mask and wig for a more human-like appearance.
Constructed from the same flame-retardant material used in Police ballistic/stab vests, offering 4x the strength and abrasion resistance of 16oz canvas or P.V.C. (conforms to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, BS EN ISO 12947-2 & 14116: 2008). High-density polypropylene webbing (25mm rated to 207 Kg, 50mm rated to 440Kg).
What are my options?
- 30 Kg Adult – 1.8m
- 50 kg Adult – 1.8m
- 70 Kg Adult – 1.8m
Is the manikin suitable for temperatures above 100°C or flashover scenarios?
Answer: No, not suitable for temperatures above 100°C or flashover scenarios.
Is the manikin suitable for water rescue?
Answer: No, use in water – See the Water Rescue range.
Working at Height Training Manikin
Data Sheet
Manikin Certificate of Conformity
Certificate
Manikin Equipment Note
Equipment Note
Ruth Lee Brochure
Brochure
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