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   SET UP 

   The 

CMC Rescue Patient Tie-In System 

provides a fast 

and easy means of safely securing a patient in a Split-Apart 
Stretcher. For optimal results, we recommend that all points 
be connected to the lower stretcher rail. Secure the ad-
juster buckle assembly at the head and at the foot end of 
the stretcher halves.  
1.  Using the double pass buckle, attach each blue web 

strap to the rail at the middle section of the stretcher. 
An extra wrap around the rail will help keep it secure 
during storage or transport. 

2.  Attach the blue snap assembly to the rail on the other 

side of the stretcher. 

3.  Then connect the adjuster buckle assembly on the side 

you started on. 

4. 

Finish by connecting the red web assembly opposite of 
the blue so the set up on each side is a mirror of the 
other side. The setup may vary depending on user pref-
erence and/or the style or construction of the stretcher. 

 

 

PATIENT LOADING 

Prior to placing the subject in the stretcher, the straps 
should be loosened and folded outside the stretcher rails. 
After the patient has been properly placed in the stretcher, 
simply connect the O-Rings to the opposing snap hooks, 
resulting in the web forming "X-patterns” on the patient’s 
torso and legs. The straps should then be pulled snug 
through the adjuster buckles.  

  Double check patient comfort and strap placement before 
continuing with the operation. If a vertical lift is being per-
formed, consider using the CMC Rescue Patient Tie-In 
System Pelvic Harness for additional security. The straps 
should be pulled snug and properly stowed when not in 
use.   

Note on Plastic Litters and Toboggans 

Use caution if using a stretcher without tubular frame mem-
bers. Manufacturer’s instructions should be followed and 
the Patient Tie-In assembly secured only to structural load 
bearing points (example shown at right).

 

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