South West Medical Event Cover with Adventure First Aid & Extreme Medics:

Adventure First Aid & Extreme Medics have teamed up. This new and exciting partnership enables us to offer Extreme Sports Event and Adventure Racing event cover. We can also provide stewards and marshalls with relevant environment specific First Aid Training which compliments the cover provided by Extreme Medics.

• Full medical equipment is carried to allow advanced life support treatment for both adults and children in trauma and medical situations.
• Specialist equipment including technical rope rescue allows for the extrication and transport of casualties whatever the circumstances.
• We mainly use vehicles made by Land Rover due to their off road ability. All are further adapted for off road use using the best equipment money can buy. They are further equipped with full communications, GPS and satellite navigation equipment.
• We utilise two custom built trailers as a self contained mobile casualty units, at 7.5M and 4.5m long they contain everything needed for the treatment of injuries at the event site.
• We also have a RIB rescue boat with professional crew should this service be required.
• We have a full set of professional marshals kit including Motorola VHF handheld radios that are available for event use.
• We have two 4x4 quad bikes, fully marked and equipped to get to places even the Land Rovers can't!

Call us now to discuss your requirements and arrange training and event cover.

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Extreme Medics combine the skills of extreme sports with specialist medical training to provide medical cover where the risk of injury is high and where the location is remote and hostile.

All our staff are experienced in working in harsh and remote environments, with either an extreme sports or military background, which means we can operate where other companies cannot.

Unlike many other private providers we do not use first aiders, we do not use so called 'extended' trained EMT's and pretend they are paramedics and we do not use EMT's who have done a five day course as opposed to the NHS 12 week course.