Air ambulance service support
In 2016 an air ambulance development state project was launched. It focuses on increasing the availability of emergency medical care for the population. Effective air ambulance is a sign of a modern socially responsible country. Air ambulance helicopters are on duty around the clock in Russia regions saving lives every day. Therefore, today air ambulance development is one of the priority projects in Russia and it is unprecedentedly supported by the government. The air ambulance development program is planned to operate until 2025. At its initial stage this program plans to supply about 30 new MI-8 and Ansat helicopters annually for the needs of the country's medical institutions under the financial leasing scheme. The overwhelming majority of them have an MM-148.9520.000, ММВ.9520.000-03 (-04), ММ-А.9520.000, ММС.9520.000 or ММ-226.9520.000 type aircraft medical module (AMM) on board. In addition to oxygen and electrical systems, the modules are equipped with modern medical equipment manufactured by WEINMANN Emergency Medical Technology GmbH, GS Elektromedizinische Geräte G. Stemple GmbH, Spencer, ZOLL Medical Corporation, CareFusion, SCHILER AG, CRITICARE SYSTEMS, INC., Bertocchi S.r.l. Elettromedicali and B. Braun Melsungen AG.
Regular maintenance in companies that have the appropriate Roszdravnadzor licenses and qualified personnel authorized by medical equipment manufacturers are envisaged for aircraft and medical equipment included in aircraft medical modules. However, it turns out not to be easy to provide the maintenance and repair of medical products. Serious efforts and complex logistics are required from the operator to move the equipment to certified service centers located in major cities.
In addition, local hospitals and clinics do not have engineers authorized by manufacturing companies to operate such specific portable equipment.
That is why, in 2018, Aviasystems made a decision to create a subdivision for integrated maintenance and repair (MR) aircraft medical modules (AMM) equipped with modern medical equipment and received a medical equipment maintenance and repair license from the Federal Service for Surveillance in Healthcare in 2020.
From now on, an aircraft medical module-equipped aerial vehicle operator can receive all the necessary single window mode services from a supplier with certified personnel and "aircraft and medical" licenses. The services are provided directly at the aircraft location. The fault detection of all medical aircraft module systems and medical equipment is provided by the company's engineers free of charge, on a call-out basis. There is an option of concluding annual module serviceability support agreements providing for mandatory routine maintenance work, as well as additional faulty equipment repair work. For full services see below.
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SERVICES FOR MEDICAL AIRCRAFT |
Item |
Service |
1 |
Periodic maintenance and repair aircraft medical modules (AMM): |
1.1 |
Periodic maintenance and repair AMM MM-148.9520.000 including medical equipment and AMM equipment. |
1.2 |
Periodic maintenance and repair AMM MMB.9520.000-03 (-04) including medical equipment and AMM equipment. |
1.3 |
Periodic maintenance and repair AMM MM-A.9520.000 including medical equipment and AMM equipment. |
1.4 |
Periodic maintenance and repair AMM MMC.9520.000 including medical equipment and AMM equipment. |
1.5 |
Periodic maintenance and repair AMM MM-226.9520.000 including medical equipment and AMM equipment. |
2 |
Periodic maintenance and repair medical equipment and equipment included in aircraft medical modules (AMM): |
2.1 |
Maintenance and repair of the Weinmann Corpuls 3 monitoring and defibrillation system. |
2.2 |
Maintenance and repair of the Medumat Standard A lung ventilator. |
2.3 |
Maintenance and repair of the Medumat Transport lung ventilator. |
2.4 |
Maintenance and repair of the Schiller Cardiovit AT-101 electrocardiograph. |
2.5 |
Maintenance and repair of the Pulmonetic LTV-1200 lung ventilator. |
2.6 |
Maintenance and repair of the Weinmann Accuvac Rescue suction aspirator. |
2.7 |
Maintenance and repair of Weinmann OXYWAY Fix II and OXYWAY Fix III oxygen reducers. |
2.8 |
Maintenance and repair of the 503DX Criticare pulse oximeter. |
2.9 |
Maintenance and repair of the 503DX mini SPO2T pulse oximeter. |
2.10 |
Maintenance and repair of the PM-60 pulse oximeter. |
2.11 |
Maintenance and repair of the OMNIMED KST-6 heat-insulating container. |
2.12 |
Maintenance and repair of medical equipment, B Braun Perfusor Space, Perfusor compact S and Infusomat FMS. |
2.13 |
Maintenance and repair of other medical equipment and AMM equipment. |
3 |
Other activities: |
3.1 |
Fault detection (diagnostics) of an aircraft medical module (AMM), medical equipment and equipment included in the module. |
3.2 |
Updating medical equipment software. |
3.3 |
Managing medical equipment verification (calibration). |
3.4 |
Managing the examination of oxygen cylinders included in the live oxygen supply system (LOSS) of AMM. |
3.5 |
Inspection of technical safety (electrical safety) of AMM and medical equipment. |
3.6 |
Commissioning of medical equipment (applicable for new medical equipment or equipment after its long-term storage). |
Note: The terms and cost of services are agreed upon when concluding agreements.