stupie680
07-31-2008, 11:08 PM
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Hello fellow officers I am on the job in NJ as a police officer. I am also the President of our local EMS squad and life member of the FD of 10 years. I work about 15minutes from NYC. I developed a safety product that I feel can save a lot of lives out there. My product is mostly for officers / EMT'S and firefighters in urban areas. Have you ever had a job in an apartment or townhouse where the door was auto locking and you had to get "buzzed" in? Well the answer is most likly "Yes!" Most of us including myself will use something to keep the door open such as a flashlight, newspaper or the doormat so back up / first responders can get in. The problem is when another resident leaves the buliding lets say to walk the dog they will remove the item you propped the door with and now your locked in. The back up units / first responders will now have to get buzzed in to help you. How many times have you sent your partner to get a reeves from the ambulance only to hear on the radio from your partner "Im locked out can you buzz me back in?" Now you need to leave the PT to let in your partner. Another scenario is your pt lets say an EDP becomes violent you call for PD and now their locked out of the building! Do you see where this is going? Check out this site tab4life.com please post on the forum and tell me what you think. Stay safe and thanks.
Hello fellow officers I am on the job in NJ as a police officer. I am also the President of our local EMS squad and life member of the FD of 10 years. I work about 15minutes from NYC. I developed a safety product that I feel can save a lot of lives out there. My product is mostly for officers / EMT'S and firefighters in urban areas. Have you ever had a job in an apartment or townhouse where the door was auto locking and you had to get "buzzed" in? Well the answer is most likly "Yes!" Most of us including myself will use something to keep the door open such as a flashlight, newspaper or the doormat so back up / first responders can get in. The problem is when another resident leaves the buliding lets say to walk the dog they will remove the item you propped the door with and now your locked in. The back up units / first responders will now have to get buzzed in to help you. How many times have you sent your partner to get a reeves from the ambulance only to hear on the radio from your partner "Im locked out can you buzz me back in?" Now you need to leave the PT to let in your partner. Another scenario is your pt lets say an EDP becomes violent you call for PD and now their locked out of the building! Do you see where this is going? Check out this site tab4life.com please post on the forum and tell me what you think. Stay safe and thanks.