About the Simulator
This regular-sized Rescue Randy unit has been developed
especially for the aerospace industry and wing tank fuel cell
rescue training, but it can be utilized in any confined space
rescue. It exceeds the flexibility of the Regular Rescue Randy
products (item 1300 series). The head and wrists swivel, elbow,
knee, shoulder and thigh joints move. This allows positioning of
the manikin under dashboards in tight spots and under things
where the Regular Randy will not go.
The interior of the manikin is hollow around the waist so that it
will bend by collapsing on itself. These features make it easier to
conform the body to the positions necessary to maneuver the
victim around the baffles in the wing tanks of airplanes.
The manikin when exposed to low temperatures will become
stiff. It will return to normal flexibility once it is returned to
a higher temperature. It is suggested that you clothe the
manikin in the same garments that are generally worn by your
maintenance personnel. It will help to protect the manikin and
give you greater realism as you train.
NOTE: Product supplied with logo sweat shorts only (not
shown), the sweat pants shown on the front page photo are not
included.
Leg Assembly
Steps: 1. Lay the manikin on its stomach so that the thigh knee
joint is exposed.
2. Position the left lower leg next to the left thigh and the
right lower leg next to the right thigh.
3. Turn one of the lower legs so that the toes point down.
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FLEXIBLE RESCUE RANDY
Assembly & Operation Instructions
Thank you for purchasing a Simulaids product.
This regular-sized Rescue Randy unit has been developed
especially for the aerospace industry and wing tank fuel cell
rescue training, but it can be utilized in any confined space
rescue. It exceeds the flexibility of the Regular Rescue Randy
products (item 1300 series). The head and wrists swivel, elbow,
knee, shoulder and thigh joints move. This allows
The interior of the manikin
is hollow around the waist so that it will bend by collapsing on
itself. These features make it easier to conform the body to the
positions necessary to maneuver the victim around the baffles in
the wing tanks of airplanes. The manikin when exposed to low
temperatures will become stiff. It will return to normal flexibility
once it is returned to a higher temperature. It is suggested that
you clothe the manikin in the same garments that are generally
worn by your maintenance personnel. It will help to protect the
manikin and give you greater realism as you train.
Steps: 1. Lay the manikin on its stomach so that the thigh knee
joint is exposed.
2. Position the left lower leg next to the left thigh and the
right lower leg next to the right thigh.
3. Turn one of the lower legs so that the toes point down.
positioning of
the manikin under dashboards, in tight spots, and under things
where the Regular Randy will not go.
NOTE: Product supplied with logo sweat shorts only (not shown), the
sweat pants shown on the front page photo are not included.
Leg Assembly
Thigh Rod
Clevis Pin
(PP2022)
Lower Leg Cable
Washer
(PP0281)
Lower Leg
Ring Cotter
(PP2480)
Thigh Eyebolt
4. Insert the clevis pin through the eye of the lower leg.
5. Position the hole of the pin so that it faces upward
toward you.
6. Push the pin through the thigh eyebolt.
7. Put the washer over the pin.
8. Install the clip in the pin.
9. Do the same for the other leg.
Since the manikin takes the place of a live victim in your training
program, it should be maintained with care and treated as you
would any other valuable rescue training tool. To store the
manikin lay it flat. Putting it on a back board and securing it will
allow you to stand it in a corner. Full body storage bags are
available, item 1373. Call your Simulaids distributor for pricing.
After each training exercise, or when needed, the manikin should
be washed with hot, soapy water (do not immerse in water). The
vinyl is porous and will hold stains. This includes ink. Do not
mark on your manikin with ink; it will not come out. Do not
store it with printed material as the ink will embed itself in the
vinyl. The use of solvents or strong cleansers is not
Care and Maintenance
(continued on next page)
PO Box 1289 – 16 Simulaids Drive Saugerties NY 12477 USA Tel: 845-679-2475 or 800-431-4310 Fax: 845-679-8996
www.simulaids.com [email protected]
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Page 2 of 4
FLEXIBLE RESCUE RANDY
Assembly & Operation Instructions
Thank you for purchasing a Simulaids product.
This regular-sized Rescue Randy unit has been developed
especially for the aerospace industry and wing tank fuel cell
rescue training, but it can be utilized in any confined space
rescue. It exceeds the flexibility of the Regular Rescue Randy
products (item 1300 series). The head and wrists swivel, elbow,
knee, shoulder and thigh joints move. This allows
The interior of the manikin
is hollow around the waist so that it will bend by collapsing on
itself. These features make it easier to conform the body to the
positions necessary to maneuver the victim around the baffles in
the wing tanks of airplanes. The manikin when exposed to low
temperatures will become stiff. It will return to normal flexibility
once it is returned to a higher temperature. It is suggested that
you clothe the manikin in the same garments that are generally
worn by your maintenance personnel. It will help to protect the
manikin and give you greater realism as you train.
Steps: 1. Lay the manikin on its stomach so that the thigh knee
joint is exposed.
2. Position the left lower leg next to the left thigh and the
right lower leg next to the right thigh.
3. Turn one of the lower legs so that the toes point down.
positioning of
the manikin under dashboards, in tight spots, and under things
where the Regular Randy will not go.
NOTE: Product supplied with logo sweat shorts only (not shown), the
sweat pants shown on the front page photo are not included.
Leg Assembly
Thigh Rod
Clevis Pin
(PP2022)
Lower Leg Cable
Washer
(PP0281)
Lower Leg
Ring Cotter
(PP2480)
Thigh Eyebolt
4. Insert the clevis pin through the eye of the lower leg.
5. Position the hole of the pin so that it faces upward
toward you.
6. Push the pin through the thigh eyebolt.
7. Put the washer over the pin.
8. Install the clip in the pin.
9. Do the same for the other leg.
Since the manikin takes the place of a live victim in your training
program, it should be maintained with care and treated as you
would any other valuable rescue training tool. To store the
manikin lay it flat. Putting it on a back board and securing it will
allow you to stand it in a corner. Full body storage bags are
available, item 1373. Call your Simulaids distributor for pricing.
After each training exercise, or when needed, the manikin should
be washed with hot, soapy water (do not immerse in water). The
vinyl is porous and will hold stains. This includes ink. Do not
mark on your manikin with ink; it will not come out. Do not
store it with printed material as the ink will embed itself in the
vinyl. The use of solvents or strong cleansers is not
Care and Maintenance
(continued on next page)
