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> Click on the "WEBSITE" link for more > Once our Transport Consulting Team have completed the preliminary planning for your heavy transport project, a test drive of the proposed abnormal load route can be undertaken. Used for wind turbine components and abnormal loads, these heavy transport test drives provide a detailed route analysis to show areas where route modifications are required to enable the passage of the proposed vehicle and load. The loaded vehicles simulate the correct dimensions of the abnormal loads, as would be required for the actual movement and any projections either in length, width or height are assembled to the trailer. All projections are designed to allow for easy modifications and reduction in size if required whilst on the public roads, this allows for quicker and smoother manoeuvrability reducing the impact on other road users.

TruCorp® has designed the Truman Trauma System for teaching medical professionals the necessary skills for dealing with a range of life threatening trauma situations. Techniques which can be practised on the TruMan Trauma include; chest tube insertion, needle decompression, CPR, airway management, needle and surgical cricothyroidotomy and percutaneous tracheostomy. The Truman Trauma System provides an anatomically correct simulated human torso together with the renowned AirSim® head for training the full range of airway management and resuscitation skills. The Truman Trauma System features replaceable tissues which help provide each trainee a lifelike and unique surgical experience. ** See more on truCorp website **

The Digital Fitness Scan™ is designed to assess organizations and digital transformation programs and can be used... • as a starting point for a reorganization or transformation; The scan visualizes the outline of the program and quantifies the objectives. By repeating the assessment at regular intervals progress can be monitored. • to measure effects of policies; This starts with a ZERO-assessment followed by assessments at regular intervals and thus assessing the progress.