Man Overboard Training Manikin - Toddler

It is vital that effective MOB drills are conducted frequently with regular crew members on all vessels - this manikin has proven to be an essential tool in achieving that. The secret to the performance of this manikin is the balance between the weighting and the buoyancy - the tough Nylon mesh carcass allows the water to penetrate rapidly and after a few minutes the legs will drop below the surface, resting at an angle of about 45 degrees with just the head and shoulders visible above the surface.

Key Features & Equipment Benefits:

• Can float horizontally or vertically to simulate a live person or dead body - it takes seconds to move the foam pieces in the overalls to achieve this
  
• A loop to the back allows the manikin to be lowered into position or hung up to dry
  
• Bright orange overalls and SOLAS reflective tape on the head make the manikins very conspicuous in open water
  
• Polypropylene strips allow flexibility in and out of the water but prevent the manikin from bending in half when using stretchers or recovery devices like a Jason's Cradle
  
• Polypropylene strip extending from the back up through the neck and into the head to add additional support to the neck

Used By: 

• Emergency service professionals around the world - exported to 26 countries, with the USA, Australia and Germany being the biggest markets
• UK Ministry of Defence – these are the only water rescue manikins specified by the British Ministry of Defence - NATO stock number 6910-99-1519652
• 100% of the UK Fire Services

Others Include:

• British Navy, US Navy, New York Fire Dept, Defence Fire Risk Management Organisation, RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution), Yachting clubs, Fishing industry, Passenger ferries & shipping, Offshore industry, Ports, Coastguards/Lifeguards, Inland water rescue teams, Utility companies, Airports,
• United States Coastguard, Norwegian Army, Exxon Mobile, NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Swedish Sea Rescue Society
• Aberdeen Harbour Board, Adventure Scotland, Airservices Australia, Austal, Australian Department of Defence, Australian Helicopters, Australian Maritime Services, Australian Volunteers Coastguard, Brisbane Water Police, CHC Helicopters, Great Barrier Reef Marine Region, Marine Rescue, NSW Rural Fire Service, Port of Portland Pty Ltd, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services
• Rexel, State Emergency Service, Surf Life Saving Club, Survitec, Toll Remote Logistics - Helicopters, Torres Pilots Pty Ltd, Victoria Sate Emergency Service, Volunteer Marine Rescue, Worksense, Malaysia Fire & Rescue Department (BOMBA), Malaysia Civil Defence, Singapore Civil Defence, Singapore Changi Airport Academy, Portuguese Navy, Brazillian Navy