The IAFF Rescue Randy with Additional Reinforcement is a full-body firefighter training manikin designed for realistic rescue, extrication, and victim transport training. Developed with input from the International Association of Fire Fighters, this reinforced version of Rescue Randy provides enhanced durability for high-intensity training environments.

With articulated joints and anatomically distributed weight, the manikin realistically simulates the challenge of lifting and moving an unconscious victim. The reinforced construction helps withstand repeated training exercises including drags, carries, and extrication drills.

Used by fire departments, military units, police agencies, and rescue teams worldwide, Rescue Randy prepares trainees for the physical demands of real emergency response scenarios.

Features:

• Additional internal reinforcement increases strength and longevity during demanding training exercises.
• Weight is distributed according to a human weight distribution chart to simulate the feel of lifting and moving a real person.
• Flexible joints allow realistic victim handling during carries, drags, and transport scenarios.
• Designed with the help of the International Association of Fire Fighters to support realistic rescue training.
• Durable construction supports intensive training programs used by emergency responders worldwide.

This reinforced Rescue Randy model supports realistic training for common rescue and extrication situations including:

• Confined space rescue
• Collapsed building rescue
• Smoke room training
• Ladder carry-down exercises
• Pole-top rescue scenarios
• Vehicle and industrial extrication drills

These scenarios help responders practice proper lifting techniques, teamwork, and victim transport procedures before responding to real emergencies.

Rescue Randy’s fully articulated joints and anatomically distributed weight simulate the way a real person moves during rescue operations. Unlike rigid training dummies, the manikin behaves like a limp victim, providing a far more realistic training experience.

This allows responders to practice:

• Firefighter carries
• Victim drags
• Ladder rescues
• Stretcher transfers
• Team lifts