MARCOM Rigging Safety DVD Program Type_Pool Wheelchairs and Walkers meeting strict hospital infection control

meeting strict hospital infection control standards

an AED stored in a cabinet can be difficult to locate from a distance or down a long corridor

Remove the Heel-Float every 8 to 12 hours (or according to your facility’s protocol) and check patient’s skin for ischemia or discoloration

The contoured shape promotes ergonomic alignment

MARCOM Rigging Safety DVD Program Type_Pool Wheelchairs and Walkers meeting strict hospital infection controlDescription MARCOM Rigging Safety DVD Program The loads that cranes lift can come in all shapes and sizes, but they can all cause serious problems if they are mishandled. Loads that have been improperly rigged can be dumped on the ground, start to spin, or swing out of control, all of which creates hazards for anything or anyone near them. MARCOM's training products on "Rigging Safety in Industrial and Construction Environments" review the hazards