MegaMover^®

Disaster Response Portable Transport Unit

Portable, lightweight, and durable. Ideal for disaster evacuation events.

Weighs 2lbs, easy to carry
Transfer up to 500 lbs
10 handles
For use by 2 to 8 responders
Printed with “Head” and “Foot” placement guides to improve efficiency under pressure
Underarm strap with buckle secures patient

MegaMover® Tactical Portable Transport Unit

Lightweight yet durable, ideal for use in tactical active shooter events.

Weighs 1.3lbs., easy to carry
Transfer up to 500 lbs
For use with 1 or 2 responders
Patient can be loaded from either direction
Chest strap with buckle secures patient
Straps allow for dragging from either end
Gray color provides decreased visibility where security is vital

Protect yourself and be prepared for the unthinkable and unexpected. Put the new MegaMover^® products to the test. Supply your responders with the best equipment for the job. For more information on the new MegaMover^® products request your distributor package today.

MegaMover® Disaster Response Transport Unit:

MegaMover® Tactical Portable Transport Unit:

These first responders addressed the need for the right equipment -

and responded by helping Graham design two new models.

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Captain Michael Wright

Being no stranger to mass casualty events involving unsecured areas, and victims often exceeding the number of responders, Captain Michael Wright, now President of Southeast Tactical LLC, wanted a more efficient way to transport victims out of harm’s way. Captain Wright worked with Graham Medical to design a modified MegaMover^® for effective patient transport in Disaster Response.

“The original product was for general use; it wasn’t earmarked for [the disaster response] environment.”

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Fire Chief Joe Pulvermacher

After being involved in two active shooter incidents, Fire Chief Joe Pulvermacher contacted Graham Medical because he wanted to design a more effective MegaMover^® for tactical use in mass casualty, hostile environments. His experience in these types of situations opened his eyes to the need for a better device.

“The agile nature of [tactical] response requires different equipment… [we] needed a better serving device for the tactical environment.”

What needed to be addressed for mass casualty incidents:

Drag Straps
Weight Capacity
MegaMover® Size
Ambiguous Design
Personnel Needed
Responder Safety
Patient Stability

Mass casualty events are more prevalent than ever.

Do you have the right tools to respond?

According to the FBI, 250 active shooter incidents have occurred since they began keeping a record in 2000. In these incidents, there were 799 people killed and 1,418 people wounded.

Las Vegas Shooting- On October 1, 2017, a gunman opened fire on the crowd at the Route 91 Harvest Music festival in Las Vegas. Fifty-eight people were killed and over 500 were injured making it the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history. Medical supplies and an aid tent were "insufficient for a mass casualty incident of this scale," thus increasing the strain on first responders.

Boston Marathon Bombing- During the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013 twin bomb blasts exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three and wounding at least 264. The chaos and heavy crowds made maneuvering victims to treatment a real challenge for first responders.

*Image Courtesy of Aaron Tang from Cambridge, MA, USA - DSC03188, CC BY 2.0

Hurricane Michael- In October 2018 the Panhandle of Florida was rocked by Hurricane Michael. It was the first Category 4 hurricane to ever make landfall on the region. After wreaking havoc in Florida, Michael swept north, becoming the first major hurricane to track into Georgia since 1898. Heavy flooding and debris increased the strain on first responders transporting victims.

Intuitive Design

User Safety

(800) 558-6765

When Facing The Worst,
First Responders Need Reliable Equipment For
Moving Patients to Mass Casualty Triage

MegaMover^®

Disaster Response Portable Transport Unit

MegaMover® Tactical Portable Transport Unit

Protect yourself and be prepared for the unthinkable and unexpected. Put the new MegaMover^® products to the test. Supply your responders with the best equipment for the job. For more information on the new MegaMover^® products request your distributor package today.

MegaMover® Disaster Response Transport Unit:

MegaMover® Tactical Portable Transport Unit:

These first responders addressed the need for the right equipment -

and responded by helping Graham design two new models.

Captain Michael Wright

“The original product was for general use; it wasn’t earmarked for [the disaster response] environment.”

Fire Chief Joe Pulvermacher

“The agile nature of [tactical] response requires different equipment… [we] needed a better serving device for the tactical environment.”

What needed to be addressed for mass casualty incidents:

Mass casualty events are more prevalent than ever.

Do you have the right tools to respond?

According to the FBI, 250 active shooter incidents have occurred since they began keeping a record in 2000. In these incidents, there were 799 people killed and 1,418 people wounded.

Boston Marathon Bombing- During the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013 twin bomb blasts exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three and wounding at least 264. The chaos and heavy crowds made maneuvering victims to treatment a real challenge for first responders.

Intuitive Design

User Safety

Made By First Responders

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(800) 558-6765

When Facing The Worst, First Responders Need Reliable Equipment For Moving Patients to Mass Casualty Triage

MegaMover®

Disaster Response Portable Transport Unit

MegaMover® Tactical Portable Transport Unit

Protect yourself and be prepared for the unthinkable and unexpected. Put the new MegaMover® products to the test. Supply your responders with the best equipment for the job. For more information on the new MegaMover® products request your distributor package today.

MegaMover® Disaster Response Transport Unit:

MegaMover® Tactical Portable Transport Unit:

These first responders addressed the need for the right equipment -

and responded by helping Graham design two new models.

Captain Michael Wright

“The original product was for general use; it wasn’t earmarked for [the disaster response] environment.”

Fire Chief Joe Pulvermacher

“The agile nature of [tactical] response requires different equipment… [we] needed a better serving device for the tactical environment.”

What needed to be addressed for mass casualty incidents:

Mass casualty events are more prevalent than ever.

Do you have the right tools to respond?

According to the FBI, 250 active shooter incidents have occurred since they began keeping a record in 2000. In these incidents, there were 799 people killed and 1,418 people wounded.

Boston Marathon Bombing- During the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013 twin bomb blasts exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three and wounding at least 264. The chaos and heavy crowds made maneuvering victims to treatment a real challenge for first responders.

Intuitive Design

User Safety

Made By First Responders

About

Contact

Other Divisions

When Facing The Worst,
First Responders Need Reliable Equipment For
Moving Patients to Mass Casualty Triage

MegaMover^®

Protect yourself and be prepared for the unthinkable and unexpected. Put the new MegaMover^® products to the test. Supply your responders with the best equipment for the job. For more information on the new MegaMover^® products request your distributor package today.