Baby Mover emergency rapid evacuation device for Childcare and Hospitals
Safety is a critically important aspect of a childcare centre. The gathering of toddlers, babies and infants, in general, makes
How would you feel if you were left behind in an emergency?
To be an inclusive community, opportunities must be provided for everyone to be able to participate in all facets of
How do you Evacuate Disabled from Residential High-Rise Buildings?
Gas Explosion Takes Out Lifts. On 30 March 2009 a gas explosion occurred on level 29 in the plant room
This world-class evacuation chair for stairs makes emergency management compliance simple
Complying with national emergency evacuation management standards can be complicated: special planning is required for evacuating people with disability, infants
Evacu B The innovative baby evacuation device for hospital evacuation plans
Hospitals around the world are updating – and upgrading – their emergency evacuation plans with an innovative baby evacuation device
Training teams for timely NICU evacuation
In late August 2011, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake – the strongest east of the Mississippi since 1944 – shook Washington,
The Rising Risks of Vertical Schools for Students and Teachers
With the popularity of vertical schools in Australia on the rise, EvacuLife Managing Director Bruce Bromley said schools are now
Children and Fire: Essential Safety Information to Keep Them Safe
Every year, a significant number of house fires are started by curious children playing with lighters or matches. These fires
We could have easily had our own Grenfell UK disaster
With this month marking 12 months since the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in London that claimed 72 lives, Evaculife Managing
Home Fire Safety Tips for High-Risk Groups
When it comes to home fire safety, some groups and individuals have a higher risk of injury or death. Most