Sales and Rental

We know what works well

With over ten years of experience in the entire offshore rescue chain, we continuously develop and refine special material concepts for our clients. We cooperate with numerous first responders in real offshore operations. We provide them with subsequent support, and train them in courses. We know what works. In particular, equipment used by first responders in stressful situations should be packed as followed:

• Clearly organized
• Multilingual labels
• Waterproof, yet easy to open
• Compliant with current recommendations and guidelines (DGUV, GWO etc.).

Our Rental Concepts Include:

• Individual consultation: Coordination between our medical director and your company doctor to ensure all needs .
• Provision of a medical device officer: A person responsible for overseeing medical equipment compliance and safety.
• Annual safety inspections: Conducting safety checks and maintenance on medical devices to ensure they are functioning correctly
• Material checks: Regular inspection of consumables for damage and expiration dates to guarantee that all materials are safe and effective.
• Batch traceability assurance: Ensuring that all products can be traced back in case of manufacturer recalls or regulatory notifications.
• Completeness checks: Verifying the completeness of medical kits and replacing any missing items.
• Proper disinfection: Following the guidelines set by the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for the thorough disinfection of equipment.
• Support with regulatory inquiries from authorities: Assistance for preparing the necessary documentation.

In the case of an emergency, requiring the use of our materials, our team is also able to provide psychological emergency support to assist your staff during the following-up process.

Product Highlight 2025

Emergency Backpack For Offshore First Responders

The Emergency Backpack for Offshore First Responders is based on our intensive work with first responders in the North and Baltic Seas. These practical experiences are integrated into our Offshore First Responder courses, and allow us to refine our material concepts continually. The Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe (JUH) ensures that current material concepts adheres to all applicable recommendations, such as DGUV and GRC, and are continually reviewed for necessary updates. For flexible transports, the backpack features contain next to handles and carrying straps, also a loop for winching.

The Offshore Backpacks for first responders are concipated as module-bags. These modules are designed for most common injuries, so that only one module needs to be opened, facilitating quick response. The external markings on the module bags allow a rapid and safe identification of materials, even in high-stress situations. Each module bag is vacuum-sealed to protect materials—especially from moisture—when not in use, it reduces annual maintenance.

Each Emergency Backpack Contains Oxygen and an AED, Which Fulfills the Following Requirements:

• Quality Control: Monitors the quality of chest compressions
• Instructions for Rescuers: Provides guidance on performing chest compressions
• IP Rating: IP56 for dust, splash, and spray water protection
• Quick Charging: Ensures fast readiness for use