SWALLOW EMP | COVER STORY
PLANNING APP New to the market is the Evacu8Me app designed to aid with evacuation routes for those with disabilities and those who are vulnerable.
Evacu8Me allows automated two way communication between building controllers and occupiers. Requests for evacuation plans are sent direct to the person’s smartphone via, WiFi, Bluetooth, e-mail or text, and
contain maps and instructions on routes, refuge areas and locations of evacuation equipment.
People can download the app, fill out their profile and receive an evacuation plan, which can also be tailored to an individual if they are disabled or would require assistance.
This is live information and can be monitored and given to the emergency services if they need to locate people who need assistance or rescue during an evacuation.
SWALLOW EVACUATION & MOBILITY PRODUCTS LTD
197, Vicarage Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham B14 7QQ
Telephone: +44 (0)121 444 3690 Mobile: +44 (0)7789 766632 Email:
info@swallowemp.com Web:
www.swallowemp.com
GOODS STAIRCLIMBER • Unique stair operation • Remote control operation • Load capacities 100-600kg
WHEELCHAIR MOVER • Pushes wheelchairs no push-pull
• Variable speed for passenger transport comfort
• Capacity: 550 lbs. patient plus wheelchair
Recently
installed at St Pancras
PIANO PLAN 600 • Grand piano capability • Independent tracks • Load capacity 600kg
INCLINE AIRPLANE LIFT • Incline platform lift • Wheelchair plane access • Load capacity 300kg
ALL TERRAIN
WHEELCHAIR • Access uneven and soft surfaces • Max load 150kg
SECURITY CHAIR • Metal detector friendly • All plastic design • No need for intrusive search
TOMORROW’S HEALTH & SAFETY YEARBOOK 2015/16 | COVER STORY
GOODS DONKEY • Max load 180kg
• Goes up and down straight spiral and flared stairs
• Can take wheelie bins, sleepers and a variety of other loads
PL1400
• Enables people with mobility issues to board a train, stage etc
• Portable and max height 1400mm • Weight capacity 300kg
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