Event Cover Equipment

 

Initial care or ‘first aid’, when given quickly and effectively results in a better outcome for the patient during recuperation and recovery.  We have the equipment, support, secure environments, technicians, paramedics and general first aiders to cover events in the South East. We do work nationally for larger events and offer support with your event management plan and lease with SAG on request. We have clinicians that are registered, qualified and insured to treat people with early intervention, the use of drugs and skills for the best outcomes of the patient.

Our ambulances are available for movement on site, to give blue light patient transport to hospital as well as remote treatment at your event. Wherever possible we take a person who is feeling unwell, sick or a non time critical casualty to our on-site treatment center, reverse any causes, treat and release or let them stay with us until they are confident to return to enjoy your event. We do everything for you, even booking in patients to hospital, reassuring and supporting relatives and ongoing follow up care throughout the event. 

We can use your facilities, a room or pre-agreed area for treatment if this location is accessible, clean and sanitised, approved by us and we agree that it is a good location for treatment.  All of our staff are confident, experienced, approachable and caring, well aware of the need for everyone at your event to feel secure and well looked after. We have constant walk around teams issuing hydration advice and sun cream where appropriate, all in communication with control, with staff welfare checks and event logs.

Our standard equipment includes and is not limited to:

• 60 vehicles including 4×4 response, motorcycles, bicycles, minibus, cars and blue light ambulances.
• Oxygen – used in many cases
• Entonox – Pain relief gas.
• Airways, Masks, Nasal cannula’s – used to maintain an airway, and provide a device for supplying Oxy
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• Trauma Dressings, Chest Seals, CAT Tourniquets
• A host of bandages, dressings and plasters
• Lifepak 15 or Tempus ALS (Defibrillator / Heart Monitors) – Allows us to monitor your heart, and identify abnormal cardiac rhythms, as well as shock your heart to reset it.
• multiple A.E.D. (Automatic External Defibrillator) – Allows us to shock your heart to reset it.
• Laerdal Suction Units –  To remove fluid from the back of the throat.
• Scoop – used to pick a casualty up from the ground, and used to protect the C-spine.
• Spinal Board – Used to extract a casualty out from a vehicle following an RTC.
• Evac-Mat – To move a patient, can move up to 50 stone safely down stairs and off stage.
• Kendrick Extraction Device – Used to protect a casualties spine in an RTC, and used as a pelvic splint.
• Kendrick Traction Device – Used to straighten a leg after a break
• Maternity Packs – Fingers crossed we don’t have to use these every day.
• Vacuum Mattress –  to ensure patient safety and effective immobilisation.
• Vacuum Splints –  as above, but a much better way  to immobilise a limb.
• A host of splints – to secure a limb, pelvis, neck and any other fracture.
• Schedule 17 Medication to treat a host of problems that may arise (Only available with a Paramedic or Doctor Pills Australia)
• Schedule 19 Medication to treat a host of problems that may arise (Only available with a FREC 4 + or Technician)