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FernoUK
Великобритания
Добавлен 22 июн 2011
Видео
VIPER Stretcher Loading SD 480p
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FERNO VIPER AMBULANCE stretcher & Loading system - lightweight - strong - reliable. Needing no power the VIPER Loading System (VLS) is easier and quicker to operate and requires less servicing, thereby maximising the efficiency of the fleet and contributing towards the reduction in whole life-time costs.
FERNO TIME LAPSE IPTS AMBULANCE BUILD
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The Latest Hi Tech Ambulance getting built in just 5 minutes
7 Year old Isaac Loading Ferno iNX Ambulance Trolley
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7 Year old Isaac Loading Ferno iNX Ambulance Trolley
EMS PERSPECTIVE with Justin Wand
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Applying the FERNO 2020 Vision on a Global Scale
Justin Wand interview at FDIC
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Heather Martin FERNO interviews Justin Wand, Head of Fleet Operations SECAMB
Yorkshire Air Ambulance Spinal Rescue
Просмотров 10 тыс.9 лет назад
Yorkshire Air Ambulance Spinal Rescue
Saver Safe Chair Evacuation Chair Demonstration
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.12 лет назад
Saver Safe Chair Evacuation Chair Demonstration
Ferno Harrier LT - lifts 350 kg with ease
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Ferno Harrier LT - lifts 350 kg with ease
what is that white thin shiny sheet installed for the walls?
Один человек справится?!
I am India ambulance driver in working fromsacred heart hospital Tamil Nadu Thoothukudi
Working 10 years
Ambulance driver job vacancy
Hi
Amazing 😍 how many things that what connect up as you see by all thoughts wires and pipes they are hanging in all the right places not mixing them up at all
I want one Product
I wonder how many ambuli they complete in a week?
Wonderful Video Lapse and Wonderful Design
What is the model of this van?
Wow, wonderful Time Lapse for Ambulance Build from beginning to end.
Should have shown a Sprinter instead of this fiat.. other than that, really cool to watch, expecially as an EMT myself, seeing the "behind the scenes" of the stuff I use every day
I want one but 20k..
Little man is a natural Good job😊👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
А стоит неверное в итоге чуть дешевле соматрола
Gluembulance
Looks more solid than the competition : O&H and Cartwright
Why would you build an ambulance on a ducato/jumper/boxer base model...... Worst transporters i've ever driven
Because their're cheap to run & maintain and reliable engine.
@@thatswiss1385 yeah cheap they are.... But compared to a sprinter/crafter they are worse in every other aspect.
I remember the transition in the 1980's from Cadillac-type coaches to the van-based chassis. Many a patient felt every little bump with those hip fractures. One US ambulance builder actually special ordered ambulance prep chassis with ride modifications, and built an all metal interior. Almost limo quality ride.
Geil weiter so mehr da von
What is total weight od this car?
Great job!
A machine that saves lives. The people who built it are guards of civilizations. 💪
And the paramedics
After seeing this video, I've decided to glue every part of the interior onto my next campervan. Now I have to tighten every screw every other year. Topjob 👍🏻
This was satisfying
What are the solar panels for?
To provide the power for the equipment?
The solar panels charge the emergency vehicle's secondary battery which powers on-board equipment such as defibrillators, satellite navigations systems and communication devices. Before, ambulances had to let their engines run idle while on standby between emergency calls in order to keep the equipment charged.
they're gone decoration, what else would they be for? fun?
Our ambulances get plugged in to the mains between calls. Solar panels wouldn't work for us as we keep our ambulances in a hall
new EMT's today have it so good, anyone else but me remember the two man back breaker stretchers.
My first one was a Ferno model 30 back in the 90's. My back remembers them well :)
@@markgrutz yeah, my back agrees. The biggest thing I always remember (pun intended) was a patient we had that was over 500 lbs and had to use that stretcher in a special ambulance that had the stretcher mounted in the center. We had to use that stretcher because that was the only ambulance that my company had that could fit her. I also remember that most people hurt themselves not on the big patients (they were prepared for that) but always on the tiny people because they think, oh you're light, piece of cake, and then they throw their back out.
I started on the ambulance back in 1972 . No electric cots, but a Ferno model 100 . Also, the 1st rig I worked out of was a 1970 Oldsmobile with 42 inches of head room from the load floor to the interior ceiling. That was back before the tv series, " Emergency".
Yep, Model 30 variable height ambulance cot in October 1971. My first cardiac arrest transport was in a low top Pontiac with the hanging hardware for a 3rd patient jabbing my back with each compression. Elder valve resucitater, oropharyngeal airway and Laerdol suction. Poor guy never had a chance.
@@mysterymayhem7020 we still don't have electric supported cots today ...
Ferno is gayyyyy lmao
wow haha great one
Won't be saying that when you're wheeled away in a Ferno ambulance to save your life!
Amazing attention to detail and so well rehearsed you can tell they put lots of effort to be as efficient as possible.. great job
now try and do it with just one person
The Best !!! Ferno !!!
Isn't he from Emmerdale? 😂
Whats the name of the company.?
Ferno
Cool
Love the looks and sophistication but not even comparable to the Stryker Power Pro as far as simplicity and practicality
I think Stryker is doing it better. Interesting design though.
This is great.
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How much does carry chair cost?
12 uk pounds
very heavy and too big good for patient transfer from hospital to hospitalbut not good for road accidents and not fits most of alivaters
I watched a video and it goes over those highway things in the middle of the highway
also notice that the back also collapses in to accommodate elevator. It sure does look heavy but i think with its dual leg folding capability it can go through any obstacle.
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@@americanwaffle1016, barriers are now 4 ft for better safety in many places
Hi Guy's, What is the combined weight of the 2 part locking system? Kind Regards,
Excellent video and product, thank you for posting this video.
Very moving song and video. Please listen to : " The Great War the writers". Thanks.