Rescue Crane for Safe and Efficient Evacuation from Confined Spaces

Rescue Crane with Low Weight and High Safety

A rescue crane is an essential tool for the safe and efficient evacuation of personnel from confined or hard-to-reach areas, such as tanks and other enclosed spaces.

The rescue crane contributes to improved HSE performance and efficient handling of rescue operations both onboard and onshore.

Advantages of a Rescue Crane in Demanding Environments

A. Olufsen Ship & Offshore’s rescue crane, with DNV approval and a robust aluminium construction, provides high safety and reliability in demanding maritime and industrial environments.

With a low self-weight of only 30 kg and a lifting capacity of 150 kg at 25 metres, it can be supplied with various adapter solutions for flexible installation.

For enhanced safety, the rescue crane can be equipped with a full-body safety harness. The stainless steel winch system ensures long service life and minimal maintenance.

Flexible Design Options

The crane can also be used as a work crane with a lifting capacity of up to 300 kg.

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FAQ

What are the advantages of a lightweight rescue crane?

A lightweight rescue crane simplifies installation and relocation of the equipment, especially in confined or hard-to-reach areas. This provides greater flexibility and efficiency during rescue operations while enhancing personnel safety.

What safety features are included in modern rescue cranes?

Modern rescue cranes often feature DNV approval, a robust aluminium construction, and the option of a full-body safety harness. They are equipped with a stainless steel winch system that ensures long service life and minimal maintenance, increasing safety during operation in demanding environments.

Can rescue cranes be used for purposes other than rescue operations?

Yes, rescue cranes can also be used as work cranes. With a lifting capacity of up to 300 kg for work tasks, they offer added flexibility on site and make the investment more cost-effective.

What does DNV approval mean for a rescue crane?

DNV approval means that the rescue crane has been tested and certified in accordance with strict international safety and quality standards. This provides assurance that the crane meets all necessary requirements for use in maritime and industrial environments.

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