laerdal Tuff Kelly Manual

Tuff Kelly
Directions for Use

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Cautions and Warnings
Read the Directions for Use and follow all the instructions for Tuff Kelly. Save these
instructions for future reference.
Safety Warning Symbol
Look for this symbol to point out important manikin safety precautions and other
information that should be carefully read and closely followed to promote safety, help
prevent accidents and reduce operating and maintenance problems.
Failure to obey a caution or safety warning, or failure to follow use instructions could
cause immediate damage to the manikin, damage that appears at a later time, accidental
property damage, and could result in serious injury to you or to others.
General Information
Conform to the safety protocols of your country, follow all industry safety standards and
adhere to the safety and health procedures of any organization utilizing tuff Kelly to
provide training and/or competitive events intended to demonstrate or evaluate user
rescue response skills or competency.
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Contents
Introduction 6
Description 6
Items Included 6
Skills Taught 6
DirectionsforUse 7
Preparation for Use 8
Inspection for Storage and Next Use 9
Cleaning Instructions 10
Disposal 10
Warranty 11
Illustrations 13, 14, 15
SpareParts 16
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Introduction
Professionals involved in responding to emergency situations must know how to carry out
rescue and recovery procedures in a safe and effective manner to lessen injuries and
save lives.
Since 1991, the Tuff Kelly manikins have been the most recognized, versatile, practical
and durable extrication and rescue training system.
Description
The rugged and true-to-life Tuff Kelly manikins are full-body (5’5”/1,62 m) and
articulated simulators specifically designed and intended to use for training professionals
to master the skills of a wide variety of rigorous emergency rescues, transportation
protocols and extrication techniques.
Tuff Kelly’s durability, low maintenance requirements and opportunity to replace worn or
broken parts makes it a product of superior value and prolong useful life.
Items included
(1) Tuff Kelly Manikin
(1) Coveralls
(1) Boots
(1) D Ring Waist Belt
(1) Directions for Use
Skills Taught
oConfined space rescue
oPole-top rescue
oHorizontal rescue
oVertical rescue
oBucket rescue
oTransportation protocols
oExtrication techniques
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Directions for Use
For all Tuff Kelly models.
Heavy Object!
The Tuff Kelly manikin comes in three (3) weight categories:
o100 lbs (45,5 kilos) – 101-00001
o150 lbs (68,2 kilos) – 101-05001
o175 lbs (79,5 kilos) – 101-07501
Always use safe and approved lifting and handling techniques when positioning
the Tuff Kelly weighted manikins for training use, cleaning or other maintenance.
DO NOT stand under the manikin while it is being elevated and/or
lowered.
DO NOT drop the manikin while tethered.
Note: For safety purposes, use the eyebolt only to move, position,
elevate/hoist and to store Tuff Kelly manikins.
Before You Begin!
Your Tuff Kelly has been carefully inspected before shipment. Unpack and inspect the
manikin; check for damage or missing parts. In the case of a problem, in the U.S.A. call
1-877-LAERDAL (523-7325), fax toll-free 1-800-227-1143, email
[email protected] or contact your local representative for service and/or to
report the problem. In Canada, call Customer Service at 1-888-LAERDAL (523-7325) or
Français 1-800-567-9987, fax to 1-416-298-8016, or email at [email protected].
Opportunity! While performing routine cleaning or maintenance, inspect Tuff
Kelly to check for possible worn or broken parts.
DO NOT use the Tuff Kelly if any deterioration, damage or missing
parts are observed. Call 1-877-LAERDAL (523-7325), fax toll-free 1-800-227-1143,
email customerservic[email protected] or contact your local representative to report
immediately.
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Preparation for Use
Use a clean working surface during assembly to prevent product from getting dirty.
oTools required (not included):
Wrench (½ inch)
Pliers
Gather the waist attachment hardware:
oLock Nut (2)
oWasher (2)
oAll Thread Rod (1)
See Fig. 3 & Fig. 4 to assemble the legs & pelvis to the manikin’s torso.
To detach reverse the procedure.
Chest Plate
Fits in the Tuff Kelly torso.
To remove:
1. Detach Chest Plate by applying pressure to center of plate.
2. Work your fingers under edge of plate and lift out.
To insert:
1. Replace Chest Plate over torso cavity.
2. Work edges into groove of torso cavity.
Belly Plate
Fits in the Tuff Kelly pelvis.
To remove:
1. Detach Belly Plate by applying pressure to center of plate.
2. Work your fingers under edge of plate and lift out.
To insert:
1. Replace Belly Plate over pelvis cavity.
2. Work edges into groove of pelvis cavity.
DO NOT perform any unauthorized modification to the Tuff Kelly manikin or
equipment.
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Inspection for Storage and Next Use
Always thoroughly inspect the manikin
Your Tuff Kelly must be inspected before and after each use and/or if the manikin has
been dropped to warrant that it is safe to handle. Verify that the head is securely
fastened to the torso. Routinely check the pelvis bracket and leg attachment, head and
torso connection for hardware wear and tear to ensure that the brackets are not bent or
damaged in any way and all hardware is in its proper place (See Fig. 1 for Pelvis and
Fig. 2 for Torso).
DO NOT use the Tuff Kelly manikin if any deterioration or damage to the
Pelvis Hardware (Fig.1), the Attachment Hardware of the Head and Torso Assembly
(Fig. 2) and/or the overall manikin (Fig. 1) is observed or suspected (ex: bent
pelvis/torso brackets, missing or broken parts, signs of rust, cracks, chips, etc...).
In the U.S.A. call 1-877-LAERDAL (523-7325), fax toll-free 1-800-227-1143, email
[email protected] or contact your local representative for service and/or to
purchase factory approved replacement parts. In Canada, call Customer Service at 1-
888-LAERDAL (523-7325) or Français 1-800-567-9987, fax to 1-416-298-8016, or email
at [e-mail].
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Cleaning Instructions
Tuff Kelly’s unique construction consists of a tough, high impact PVC exterior supported
by an internal steel frame of cables and springs for movement and flexibility.
To ensure durability, thoroughly clean and disinfect the Tuff Kelly manikin and
accessories after each use. Wash coveralls according to label instructions.
1. Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth using mild soap and water or disinfecting liquids.
DO NOT use harsh powders or abrasive cleaning pads to clean Tuff Kelly.
2. To prevent mildew and/or rust, always allow the manikin, accessories and clothing to
completely dry before storing.
3. Articulating parts benefit from a light application of talcum powder prior to training
sessions.
4. Avoid felt tipped markers, ink pens, iodine or other staining products and refrain from
placing the Tuff Kelly manikin on newsprint or inked lines of any kind to prevent
discoloration.
5. Store in a dry, clean environment between training sessions.
Disposal
Dispose of Tuff Kelly in accordance with local and/or country regulations.
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