Emergency Evacuation Manikin
The Emergency Evacuation Manikin is manufactured by Ruth Lee Ltd and distributed exclusively in Ireland by Phoenix STS (Safety Equipment Ireland). As the authorised sole distributor for the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, we provide full sales support, product guidance, and after-sales service.
If there was a genuine emergency in your care home and the people in your care needed to be evacuated from the building, how confident are you that all Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) would be carried out successfully? Using manikins for your emergency evacuation training lets you try different scenarios so you can be sure that in a real fire, all staff members would be prepared to move someone safely with minimal risk.
We developed this manikin following growth in demand for a product suitable for the health and care sector, specifically in relation to emergency evacuation planning and training. Having an Emergency Evacuation Plan is part of your legislative duty and training ALL staff to complete the plan it the only way to be sure that in a genuine emergency, your plan would be completed quickly and safely. This is especially true if you need to ensure both horizontal and vertical evacuation plans are effective.
The Ruth Lee Emergency Evacuation Manikin provides a solution - it is light enough to be transported easily between different sites but is also heavy enough to provide a realistic challenge to those completing the training.
Constructed from a hardwearing P200 material which is antibacterial and also flame retardant.
This manikin is primarily designed for health and care workers and would be of benefit to any organisation who cares for vulnerable people who may have limited mobility.
Features
- This lighter weight manikin gives a sufficient weight to train with but is easily transported in a vehicle if it needs to be shared among different sites.
- Strong webbing loop at the back allows easy handling and storage.
- 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.
- Manufactured from an antibacterial material which is also flame retardant.
- Supplied with pyjamas which are easily washable for improved hygiene in hospital and care home environments.
- Comes complete with soft boots which are easily replaced if damaged.
For pricing, product demonstrations, or to discuss your specific training requirements, contact Phoenix STS on 043 3349611 or email [email protected].
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The Emergency Evacuation Manikin is a realistic, full-body training dummy designed for emergency response drills and evacuation simulations. Built to replicate the weight, movement, and anatomical structure of a real human body, this manikin is used by firefighters, military personnel, paramedics, safety officers, and industrial teams for practicing safe rescue and evacuation procedures. Key Features: Realistic Weight & Proportions: Accurately simulates adult human body weight and joint articulation, making rescue training more realistic and physically demanding. Durable Construction: Made from high-strength materials (e.g., reinforced PVC or nylon) to withstand dragging, lifting, and exposure to rough environments, fire training areas, or confined spaces. Customizable Options: Available in multiple weight classes, body sizes, and configurations (e.g., adult, child, bariatric models) to suit various training needs. Anatomical Accuracy: Features realistic limb movement and body flexibility to replicate the challenges of maneuvering an unconscious person. Versatile Applications: Ideal for use in fire drills, search and rescue scenarios, confined space training, evacuation planning, and emergency response simulations. Who Uses Them? This manikin is primarily designed for health and care workers and would benefit any organisation that cares for vulnerable people with limited mobility.
