HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELLBEING: PRODUCT FOCUS ACHIEVING THEBALANCE
Evaccess are on hand to remove the stress between keeping costs low and keeping people safe by lending our expertise to finding you a solution, providing comfort and dignity to those who require the equipment.
In the realm of facilities management, ensuring accessibility and safety for all users, especially for individuals in wheelchairs is a must have rather than nice to have and presents a continuing challenge. Buildings are regularly fitted with moving walkways such as travelators for individuals who can walk without assistance, yet we hesitate over the expense of essential equipment for those with mobility challenges. Why?
People have a right to be evacuated safely with the correct equipment and traditional solutions often fall short in addressing these needs comprehensively, particularly in emergencies when elevators are non-operational.
Enter the Super Trac TRE-70, a pioneering stair climber designed to bridge these gaps and usher in a new era of inclusivity and emergency preparedness in facilities management.
Accessibility in buildings, especially older or listed ones, cannot always be solved with ramps and lifts due to structural limitations. Moreover, in emergency situations where elevators are out of service, the challenges for wheelchair users amplify, underlining the urgent need for innovative solutions.
This is where the Super Trac TRE-70 comes in, offering a viable and safe alternative for mobility and evacuation.
Features and benefits of the
Super Trac TRE-70 The Super Trac TRE-70 is distinguished by its unique self-levelling platform, capable of securely transporting individuals in both powered and manual wheelchairs weighing up to 230kg. This feature not only ensures safety but also preserves the dignity and independence of users by allowing them to remain in their wheelchairs, eliminating the need for manual handling or transfers.
Its versatility shines across various settings – be it indoor, outdoor, or in buildings lacking lift access or during lift outages – making it a quintessential tool for enhancing facility accessibility.
Applications in health, safety
and wellbeing The Super Trac TRE-70 plays a crucial role in emergency evacuations and daily accessibility across multi-story buildings, significantly enhancing safety and wellbeing.
It complements fire evacuation strategies and helps in aligning with health and safety regulations, providing a comprehensive solution that addresses both routine and emergency accessibility needs.
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user experience Designed for ease of use and single-person operation, the Super Trac TRE-70 not only boosts operational efficiency for facilities managers but also simplifies the training process.
Staff can quickly become proficient in its use, ensuring readiness for any situation, thereby improving the overall user experience for those it assists.
The Evaccess solution We will get to know your budget, your building, your team, and your potential users to provide a tailor-made and personalised service from your first site survey, to delivery, training, and servicing.
We understand that, often, the people who are making the decisions don’t have the time to sift through every make and model to find which will work best so we will provide you with an in-depth report of what our recommendation will be, why other models won’t work and why the recommendation is viable.
Steps are a barrier, but the steps below will help you to navigate the means of escape for people with disabilities.
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