A plastic half torso, with no limbs does NOT accurately replicate a real casualty or provide guards with experience of what it is like to recover a submerged body from the bottom of the pool! We can help our lifeguards to train more effectively!
Developed for a Canadian lifeguard who was frustrated with what she considered to be outdated and disjointed training processes, Ruth Lee collaborated with the Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) during the design to create a manikin that helps trainees practice essential lifeguard techniques in a safe and controlled environment.
Lifeguards can complete a full simulated rescue from start to finish. The Pool Rescue Manikin will sink when submerged yet remains buoyant enough for realistic towing. The reinforced, flexible structure allows trainees to practice correct lifting techniques during extrication from the pool, making it an essential tool for lifeguard certifications and rescue training programs.
Using the Ruth Lee Pool Rescue manikin, trainers can assess each employee accurately and fairly. It provides guards with the skills and confidence to know they can recover a weighted body from the bottom of the pool and is also useful for occupational fitness training and assessment.