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click on any of the choices listed below and go directly to that equipment Ambulances ETV Defibrillator Rope Rescue Fire Gear Water Craft Dive Equipment Training Equipment Ambulances Our Ambulances are professionally equipped and surpass any ambulance that is equipped to deal with only medical emergencies. Fire, Medical, Trauma and Rescue stocked. Licensed for red lights and sirens. Radio and cell phone. Rescue One ambulances are equipped far beyond WCB standards, including all first aid supplies, advanced medical and trauma equipment, protective fire fighting gear, rescue equipment, red lights and siren, cellular telephone and VHF radio communications and all licenses and insurance. We are the first industrial ambulance service to take the initiative to provide defibrillators (A.E.D.) for the people we protect. EQUIPMENT LIST - Ambulance 1 Automatic External Defibrillator 1 Main cot – roll in multi level stretcher 1 Folding #9 portable stretcher 1 Basket stretcher 2 Spineboards with helicopter clips 1 Robertson Orthopedic Stretcher – scoop 1 Ferno Washington Head Immobilizer Disposable H.E.D. – head immobilization devices Sand bags 1 Set Stiff Neck Hard Collars 1 Main first aid jump bag – exceeds WCB level 3 requirements 1 Burn Pack – saline and burn sheets Water Gel – burn treatment 1 Vehicle Main oxygen tank – K size 2 Regulators inside ambulance for 2 stretcher patients 2 Portable oxygen units 1 Sager traction splints for leg fractures 1 KED (Kendrick Extrication Device) 1 Set of Wooden Splints 2 Sam splints 24 Wire mesh splints 1 SCBA and spare air bottle 2 Sets Turnout gear for Attendants: NFPA Certified Jacket and Pants Nomex shell, Gortex liner, Nomex Thermal Liner Boots and Helmets for Structural Fire Fighting 1 Rope Rescue harness 2 Ropes – 200' long – 1 main and 1 safety line Assorted Carabiners, descenders, prusiks and pulleys 1 Programmable VHF Radio(Fixed) 25 Watts 1 Cellular phone (Fixed) 03 Watts 1 Set Jumper Cables 1 Spare independent 12 Volt Battery 1 spare tire and vehicle jack Inside Ambulance Cupboard Supplies 12 Wool Blankets Linen Sheets Pillows Bags of Saline Tensors Tubing Cold Packs Hot Packs Always Water Gel – burn treatment Pocket Masks Elastic Tensors Band-Aids Gauze Cling wraps Ear Plugs ABD Pads Peroxide Hand Cream Optrex eye wash, cups and patches Safety Glasses Triangulars Antibiotic Cream Triage Tags Steri Strips Colored Flagging Tape Back to Top ETV Our 4 x 4 vehicle(s) seat 5 passengers, can reach those hard to get to places, and can be used in addition to the ambulance. Each vehicle is clearly marked as a RESCUE ONE vehicle, with prominent logos displayed on both sides. Each vehicle is equipped with a fixed Yaesu multi channel, user programmable VHF radio. EQUIPMENT LIST - ETVs 1 Spineboard 1 Basket Stretcher 8 Blankets 1 Set Stiff Neck Hard Collars 1 Level 3 First Aid Ambulance Jump Bag 1 Set of Wooden Splints 2 Portable "E" oxygen tanks and regulators - more if necessary for remote sites Disposable H.E.D. – Head Immobilization Devices Sand Bags Steri Strips Sam Splints Water gel – minor burn treatment Hydrogen Peroxide 1 spare tire and vehicle jack 1 set jumper cables Back to Top AED RESCUE ONE has an A.E.D. for the protection of the people we serve. A.E.D. is an Automatic External Defibrillator. It delivers an electric shock in attempt to restart the heart. We were the first industrial ambulance company in Canada to receive the medical endorsement and license to practice this life saving skill and have the equipment on board. We work under a doctor of emergency medicine in Vancouver, who oversees our training through the Justice Institute. RESCUE ONE's technical supervisor, Ray Chickite is an A.E.D. Instructor with the Justice Institute. Within four minutes of a person's heart stopping, the effects are usually irreversible. The best treatment in these circumstances is a controlled shock directly to the heart in an attempt to actually restart the heart. That is what RESCUE ONE Paramedic trained attendants will do. We have an AED, the training and the experience to deliver this life saving treatment. Back to Top Rope Rescue CMC California Mountain Company provides our Technical Rescue Equipment. We use static kernmantle rope in all of our rope systems. We also use a variety of basket stretchers, depending on the application. FireMedics have been trained by leading Rope Rescue trainers; Roco, JI and Dodd/Beals Fire Protection Training Academy. Back to Top Fire Gear All gear is NFPA approved Nomex. The custom made turnout gear is manufactured by Starfield Canada. RESCUE ONE chose highly visible royal blue with yellow reflective taping and logos to identify our personnel as FIREMEDICS because they perform dual function; Firefighter and Medic. Our SCBAs are MSA and Survivair - which allows us to be protected in smokey, toxic, oxygen deficient atmospheres. Turnout gear and SCBAs are carried in the Rescue One ambulances. Back to Top Water Craft Our boats are stocked with trauma first aid equipment, communications, spineboard, water safety equipment and dive gear. Our boats are tended by paramedic trained attendants, so that in the event of an emergency, a patient pulled from the water will be given immediate treatment in the boat. In addition to the emergency equipment that will be transferred from an ETV to the Water Craft, each boat has life vests, life ring, pole, floater coats and blankets. We have a variety of boats available from zodiacs to Boston Whaler style. Back to Top Dive Equipment We use dry suits with EXO-26 full face masks with underwater wireless communications. This allows us to talk diver to diver and diver to boat tender. We have the ability to use surface supplied air umbilical cords, but prefer the flexibility of high pressure SCUBA tanks for Dive Rescue work. All Diver Medics are WCB certified as well as trained by Dive Rescue International - a world renowned instructional agency. RESCUE ONE can also provide water based firefighting stand-by for boats, barges and land. Back to Top   Training Equipment All the equipment (with the exception of the Laerdal mankins) is the same equipment we use in the field. Whether it is for Fire, Medical or Rescue services, we train with equipment we use. RESCUE ONE continually researches each product and evaluates it for maximum efficiency. If it doesn't work in the field, we don't use it in the classroom. All equipment is maintained to the highest standards and is replaced when necessary. 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