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1. 6 Attach clean dry restraints to stretcher as instructed in Section 4 Important Personnel using the stretcher in high angle rescue situations are responsible for knowing the techniques involved and for selecting the equipment and procedures best suited to each rescue situation A WARNING Improper operation can cause injury Operate the stretcher only as described in this manual A WARNING An unattended patient can be injured Stay with the patient at all times A WARNING An unrestrained or improperly restrained patient can suffer injuries Always secure the patient in the stretcher with a restraint system suitable to the rescue operation Page 5 of 8 User Manual Gazelle Basket Stretcher 6 3 Disinfecting and Cleaning the Stretcher Wipe or spray all surfaces of stretcher and netting with disinfect ant Follow disinfectant manufacturers directions papaan SY Disinfecting See 6 3 Cleaning See 6 3 Inspecting See 6 4 Traverse recommends inspecting the stretcher for obvious dam age as you disinfect it Hand clean the stretcher and netting with a mild detergent in warm water Rinse well and dry with a towel 6 4 Inspecting the Stretcher Have your stations services maintenance personnel check the following All components should be present Weld joints should be free of cracks or any other sign of breakage Stretcher frame top and lower rails runners ribs
2. considerations loading heights door heights etc Part Number 15 0108 15 0109 11 0110 04 0180 17 0101 17 0100 17 0105 17 0110 Description Hard Eye Litter Bridle Soft Eye Litter Bridle Mule Litter Wheel Traverse Restraint Strap Millennia Backboard Universal Head Immobilizer Quick Connect Restraint Straps Fastrap Restraint System Related Products 16 0100 540 Rescue Belay Large 16 0200 540 Rescue Belay Small 11 0118SL Titan Ti Titanium Stretcher with Stratload 11 0119SL Titan Ti Titanium Stretcher Split Apart with Stratload 42 000 XXX UT2000 Series Backcountry Stretcher 19 0100 Traverse Rescue Stretcher 8 Limited Warranty Traverse Rescue LLC Traverse Limited Warranty All Traverse Rescue LLC products are warranted for a period of one year after the date of invoice to the original purchaser This warranty is provided against any material or workmanship flaws or defects In the event of such a flaw or defect during this warranty period please contact Traverse immediately Traverse Rescue agrees to repair or replace at our choice the defective product Our Lim ited Warranty does not cover damage due to abuse mis use lack of care improper use or accidents It also does not cover damage due to attempted repair by the purchas er that was not authorized by Traverse Rescue LLC No other warranties exist or are implied by Traverse This lim ited warranty excludes and Traverse s
3. patient in the stretcher so that he she does not slip in any direction or be able to accidentally come out of the stretcher Tie In Points The Gazelle Stretcher has several Tie In points where carabiners or other hardware devices may be attached to the upper rail We recommend you fasten the carabiner as close to the Cross Member as possible and always at a point where the device has little room to move laterally along the top tube En sure proper balance and always refer to your local protocols and training Traverse Rescue LLC Gazelle Basket Stretcher 6 Maintaining The Stretcher 6 1 Maintenance Schedule The stretcher requires regular maintenance Set up and follow a maintenance schedule such as provided by the form below This form represents minimum maintenance and you can modi fy your own program based on your needs When using maintenance products follow the manufacturers directions and read the manufacturers material safety data sheets 6 2 Disinfecting and Cleaning the Restraints 1 Remove restraints from stretcher 2 Buckle restraints before cleaning This helps prevent dam age to buckles or washing machine 3 Place buckled restraints inside a mesh bag not supplied and place in an industrial washing machine 4 Launder restraints in warm water using a disinfectant soap and gentle agitation Do not use bleach 5 Remove restraints from mesh bag and hang to dry Do not put restraints into dryer
4. stretcher in high angle environments are responsible for learning the the proper techniques involved and for selecting the equipment and procedures best ssuited to the rescue situation 5 3 Carrying the Stretcher Carrying the stretcher requires a minimum of two operators Additional personnel will be helpful or even needed in most situations Use an even number of personnel and position them to keep the stretcher as even as possible Using Additional Help Operators should maintain control of the stretcher and direct any helpers 5 4 Sliding the Stretcher Slide the stretcher on its runners over smooth surfaces Avoid rock stumps branches or other hazards that could penetrate the netting or cause discomfort or injury to the patient 5 5 Transporting the Stretcher on a Cot Use the cot restraints to secure the stretcher to the cot 5 6 Using High Angle Rescue Procedures High angle and rope access rescue can involve any combination of ropes winches pulleys litter bridles belay devices any many other specialized items and devices too numerous to mention Proper and safe use of these tools requires professional instruction and training When using high angle or rope access equipment with the stretcher ensure the equipment has an adequate load rating and that it is at least as great as that of the stretcher During a high angle rescue the stretcher may be oriented vertically horizontally or in other positions Secure the
5. a d da M C a T E C a v Lil T x ui GO VW U E T 5 O N J A TRAVERSE reseue A FERNO GROUP COMPANY USER MANUAL ission Engineered For Your M L a A SO hO MARA vee LR R R R R R TORO OAA t AAO JOON Model 11 0105 Gazelle Regular Model 11 0106 Gazelle Tapered Model 11 0107 Gazelle Confined Space Traverse Rescue LLC Basket Stretcher les Gazelle Ser User Manual Gazelle Basket Stretcher Disclaimer This manual contains general instructions for the use operation and care of this product The instructions are not all inclusive Safe and proper use of this product is solely at the discrestion of the user Safety information is included as a service to the user All other measures taken by the user should be within and under consideration of applicable regulations It is recommended that training on the proper use of this product be provided before using this product in an actual situation Retain this manual for future reference Include it with the product in the event of transfer to new users Additional free copies are available upon request from Customer Care Proprietary Notice The information disclosed in this manual is the property of Traverse Rescue LLC Mississauga Ontario Canada Traverse Rescue LLC reserves all patent rights proprietary design rights manufacturing rights reproduction use rights
6. and sales use rights thereto and to any article disclosed therein except to the extent those rights are expressly granted to others or where not applicable to vendor proprietary parts Copyright Traverse Rescue LLC All Rights Reserved Traverse Rescue LLC 755 The Queensway East Unit 8 Mississauga Ontario Canada L4Y 4C5 Toll Free US and Canada 1 866 998 7866 Telephone Worldwide 905 279 7866 Fax NA and Worldwide 905 615 1367 Web Site www traverserescue com Traverse Rescue LLC manufactures its products under a strict Quality Assurance Program We also recognize and comply to any applicable standards that apply to each product The CE symbol on Traverse Rescue products signifies they have been self certified in accordance with the Medi cal Devices Directive 93 42 EEC concerning Class 1 Medical Devices C Traverse Rescue LLC Gazelle Basket Stretcher 1 Safety Information 1 1 Warnings The following are warnings in this manual A WARNING Untrained operators can cause injury or be injured Permit only trained personnel to operate this stretcher Improper use of the stretcher can cause injury use the stretcher only for the purpose described in this manual An unrestrained or improperly restrained patient can suffer injuries Always secure the patient in the stretcher with a restraint system suitable to the si
7. e Stretcher 5 1 Before Placing the Stretcher in Service e Personnel who will work with this stretcher need to read this manual e f using the supplied restraints attach them as instructed in Attaching the Restraints e Confirm that the stretcher restraints and mesh netting are in good condition Follow instructions in Inspecting the Stretcher in this manual 5 2 General Two Bar Buckle D Guidelines for Use e Using the stretcher requires a minimum of two trained operators In most situations operators will want or need additional help For information about placement and direction of helpers see Carrying the Stretcher in this manual SS Away Figure 1 Components Figure 2 Fastening the Buckle e Follow standard emergency patient Webbing Two Bar Free End Buckle Three Bar si Traverse Rescue LLC handling procedures when using the stretcher e Stay with the patient at all times e Always use the patient restraints provided An unrestrained or improperly restrained patient can suffer injuries Always secure the patient in the stretcher with a restraint system suitable to the rescue operation Figure 6 Restraint Cove Figure 7 Passing Fome 8 Thren 8 Threading Bi Buckle Looped End Through Cove Gazelle Basket Stretcher Pade d of 8 User Manual Gazelle Basket Stretcher as well as a supplimentary restraining system as per your training and team protocols and the situation e Personnel using the
8. ed personnel to operate the stretcher Important Rescue procedures using ropes harnesses bridles and other Personal Protective Equipment require special skills and are potentially hazardous activities No rescue personnel should attempt such rescue procedures unless he or she has resceived professional instruction and training Traverse reserves the right to change specifications with out notice Depth 18 cm Rated Load Limit 900 Ibs 4 kN 4 Restraints 4 1 About the Restraints A total of four restraints are included with your purchase of this stretcher These restraints are to suppliment what you will typically use to tie in a patient in a high angle situation We have made them to a suitable strength in order to compliment your own system of tubular webbing cord or the like These restraints are only for securing the patient into the stretcher and are not to be used for lifting or for any other purpose 4 2 Fastening and lightening Page 3 of 8 User Manual Gazelle Basket Stretcher the Restraints The strap with the three bar buckle is constructed with a looped end that attaches to the stretcher and a free end that that is used to tighten the restraint figure 1 1 Pass the three bar buckle and webbing upward through the opening in the two bar buckle fig 2 Make sure to pull the free end of the webbing completely through the opening Pull slightly on the free end of the webbing to firmly seat
9. hall not be held liable for any punitive incidental special or exemplary damages arising out of the breach of the warranty on sales by Traverse Rescue LLC or otherwise or through the performance or non performance of any third party part products service or sys tem This limited warranty does not limit in any way nor alter in any way other manufacturer s warranties on products that are sold by Traverse Rescue LLC 9 Traverse Customer Care Customer Care and product support are important aspects of each Traverse product For assistance with this or any other Traverse Rescue prod uct please contact Traverse Customer Care Please have the serial number of your Traverse stretcher avail able when calling Traverse Customer Care and include this number with any written communications Traverse Rescue LLC 755 Queensway East Unit 8 Mississauga Ontario Canada L4Y 4C5 Traverse Rescue LLC Gazelle Basket Stretcher Telephone cece e DOO 279 7866 Toll Free Canada amp US 1 866 998 7866 T 905 615 1367 Email info traverserescue com Web site www traverserescue com A TRAVERSE A FERNO GROUP COMPANY Pade 7 of 8 User Manual Gazelle Basket Stretcher Training Schedule Maintenance Record Traverse Rescue LLC Gazelle Basket Stretcher Page8 of 8
10. should be free of dents cracks or un intentional bends Durathene netting should be free of breaks and tears and should be securely fastened to the lower rail Yellow back support should be securely fastened into place Warning labels should be clear and legible for all users to see and read Restraint webbing should be in good condition with no cuts or frays Restraint buckles should be free of visible damage and should operate properly If inspection shows damage or excessive wear remove the stretcher from service until appropriate repairs are completed see Repair Parts and Service Section 7 Traverse Rescue LLC 6 5 Storing the Stretcher Store the stretcher in a dry area Make sure the stretcher is clean and dry before placing it into storage A WARNING Improper maintenance can cause injury Maintain the stretcher only as described in this manual Important Disinfectants and cleaners containing bleach phenolics or iodines can cause damage to the restraints and stretcher Disinfect and clean only with products that do not contain these chemicals Gazelle Basket Stretcher Page 6 of 8 User Manual Gazelle Basket Stretcher 7 Accessories and Related Products Traverse offers a full line of accessories that are ap proved for use with the Titan Series stretchers Always follow the instructions packaged with accesso ries Keep the instructions with this manual Be aware of any special
11. the three bar buckle on top of the two bar buckle fig 3 Tighten the restraint by pulling on the free end of the webbing 4 3 Loosening and unfasten ing the Restraints To loosen a restraint pull the breakaway tab toward the buckle fig 4 Continue pulling until the restraint is as loose as desired To unfasten the restraint first loosen as in step number 1 then angle the three bar buckle and pass it downward through the opening in the two bar buckle fig 5 4 4 Attaching the Restraints Three Bar Webbing Webbing Three Bar Buckle Free as Looped C v Away Webbing Two Pull Tab Looped End Buckle Figure 5 Unfastening Buckle The top edge of the Durathene netting is shaped with coves to provide points where restraints can easily be fastened to the lower rail of the stretcher fig 6 Select attachment points that are appropriate for effective securing of the patient as well as for working together with your own fastening system Attach the supplied restraints as folows 1 Unfasten the buckle to seperate the restraint straps 2 Starting outside the stretcher pass the looped end of the strap inward between the stretcher rail and the netting ata chosen attachment point 3 Thread the buckle through the restraint loop Fig 8 and pull until the loop is tight around the stretcher rail 4 Attach the remaining strap to the opposite side of the stretcher following steps 2 and 3 5 Using th
12. tuation Improper operation can cause injury Operate the stretcher only as described in this manual An un attended patient can be injured Stay with the patient at all times Helpers can cause injury or be injured Maintain control of the stretcher and direct all helpers Improper maintenance can cause injury and damage Maintain stretcher only as described in this manual Improper parts and service can cause injury Use only Traverse approved parts and service on the stretcher Modifying the stretcher can cause injury and damage use the stretcher only as sold by Traverse Attaching improper or inapprpriate items to the stretcher can cause injury Use only Traverse Approved items on the stretcher Page2 of 8 User Manual Gazelle Basket Stretcher 1 2 Important Boxes like the one below emphasize important information Important Rescue procedures using ropes harnesses bridles and other Personal Protective Equipment require special skills and are potentially hazardous activities No rescue personnel should attempt such rescue procedures unless he or she has resceived professional instruction and training 1 3 Bloodborne Disease Notice OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration requires employers to protect workers from workplace exposure to bloodborne diseases such as HIV 1 and hepatitus To reduce the risk of exposure when using the stretcher follow disinfecting and cleaning instructions in this man
13. ual 1 4 Safety Labels Lables place important information from the Users Manual on the stretchers Read and follow label instructions Replace worn or damages labels immediately New labels are available from Traverse The Load Limit label shown is affixed to the stretcher 2 Operator Skills and Training 2 1 Skills Operators using the stretcher need e A working knowlege of emergency patient handling Load Limit 408 kg 900 Ib Read and Understand the Manual Before Use www traverserescue com procedures e The ability to assist the patient e A complete understanding of the procedures described in this manual 2 2 Training Trainees need to e Follow a training program designed or approved by their training officer e read this manual For additional free users manuals contact Traverse Customer Care e Practice with the stretcher before using it in regular service e be tested on their understanding of the stretcher record their training information Traverse Rescue LLC Gazelle Basket Stretcher Weight 28 5 Ibs 13 kg 3 About The Stretcher 3 1 General Specifications Durathene Netting 65 F 54 C to 200 F 93 C Restraint Webbing Tensile Strength 975 lbs 442 kg Restraint Buckles Minimum Tensile Load 4000 Ibs 1814 kg Buckles meet ANSI Z359 1 and CSA 2259 1 WARNING Untrained Operators can cause injury or be injured Permit only train

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