Rescue Systems

The Lyon Synergy Pick Off Rescue Kit is intended for use when rescuing a casualty who has fallen onto their guided type fall arrester, energy absorbing lanyard or work positioning lanyard. Compatible with the Reach Pole the Pick Off Rescue Kit is packed with high specification components from Lyon Equipment and Petzl.

The Heightec RescuePack Rescue System is an award winning, self-contained dedicated fall arrest rescue system. It's simple, yet versatile and has been designed to recover a suspended person from almost any fall protection system by lifting or lowering. It does not require the anchor points to be placed in specific positions and can therefor be used in very constricted spaces.

The Jag Rescue Kit is a ready-to-use reversible rescue kit designed to easily pick-off and lower a victim. It contains a Jag System haul kit, a Ring Open gated ring, an I’D Evac descender with integrated brake, a Connexion Fixe 150 cm anchor strap, a Bucket bag, and an AXIS 11 mm rope with two sewn terminations. It is available in three lengths: 30, 60, and 120 m.

The Heightec Rescue Pack is a simple and versatile self contained fall arrest rescue system. It's designed to recover a suspended person from almost any fall protection system by either lifting or lowering. This fall arrest rescue system can be used in very constricted space and does not need anchor points to be placed in specific positions.

The Heightec Rescue Pack is a simple and versatile self contained fall arrest rescue system. It's designed to recover a suspended person from almost any fall protection system by either lifting or lowering. This fall arrest rescue system can be used in very constricted space and does not need anchor points to be placed in specific positions.

The Synergy reach pole is primarily intended to aid the remote connection of the Synergy pick off rescue kit to a fallen worker. It is especially useful in situations where the casualty is suspended from a deployed fall arrest lanyard, providing the option for recovery without the rescuer having to descend to the casualty.