Vehicle Rescue Techniques (Site Handling) Vehicles with Land Vehicles

This situation is rarely seen when the body is on the ground, but this situation does occur, so the rescuer needs to be prepared for this possible happening.

Vehicles with body-to-ground vehicles are less available for entry into the vehicle and the ultimate rescue space, but they should be viewed positively.

A vehicle in this position usually means:

1 It is difficult to identify the injured

2 complex stability

3 The glass to be treated is directly above the wounded person

4 limited choice of space for creation

5 As the gas spring strut does not need to overcome the influence of gravity, the action to open the rear hatch will be more violent

6 Limited choice for full vehicle access

Remember that the choices you choose and the space you make are all dependent on the time available. This time depends on the medical condition of the injured person.

Vehicles with body-to-ground are directly different from vehicles in other situations, but the advantage of applying a teamwork method means that this follows the same logical sequence as we do with wheels that land on wheels. The only difference is that the work of each phase and how to complete this phase of work is slightly more (relatively) complex.

Things to be aware of when dealing with vehicles with bodywork:

1 When the vehicle is stopped, it may be overturned several times. At this time, kinematics must be considered.

2 The force generated by the rotating vehicle lock may cause the passengers to pop out. At this time, kinematics must be considered.

3 Unbelieved passengers may be left in the passenger compartment and kinematics must be considered.

! Remember - the car on which the car is on the ground is still a car. It uses the same anatomical principle and the same terminology. Well, although the location of the vehicles is different, the choices are limited, but training and ex-wife planning allow the rescuer to be as confident as to handle the incident as if it were a wheeled vehicle.

This article belongs to holmatro and edited by China Rescue Equipment Network.