Honda Donates 20 Vehicles for Rescue Training At Honda Manufacturing of Alabama

More than 40 emergency rescue workers were placed on five spreaders, cutters and tools for RAM at Honda Manufacturing of Alabama (HMA) to win this week to work hands-on training for real world vehicle crash extraction. During the two-day training, professionals and first responders to practice rescue techniques with 20 out-of-service Honda Pilot SUV and Odyssey minivan. Proper training is a critical success factor for rescue in case ofcar accident, said Todd Hoffman, who conducted the training course for SOTA, Inc. This is an opportunity for practical training very positively to our first responders, dealing with real incidents. The course of recovery of the field conducted on site at Honda and fire rescue professionals, if at cut, saw crack, and open the last model, out-of-service vehicles Odyssey and Pilot. These vehicles are pre-production vehicles are crushed and determined whether theirservice is completed, said James Freer, HMA General Services Department Manager. Although it was difficult to watch our products get destroyed, its comforting to know it is being done to ultimately extend another level of safety to our customers. Rescue workers were trained in the proper use of powerful, hydraulically-controlled devices, including a tool that is commonly called the jaws of life. The training included cutting off the doors and roofs of the vehicles and instruction in techniques of how ...

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