The SDIS 95 faced the challenge of digitizing all its emergency intervention report forms. However, finding tablets suitable for use in ambulances was a major challenge. The tablets not only had to meet specific features, such as Bluetooth connectivity for medical data transfer and a quality camera to document injuries, but they also had to be rugged and durable to withstand the harsh operating conditions in the SDIS 95 operational context.
Successful transition to digital report sheets thanks to Crosscall
From the first tests, Crosscall collaborated with SDIS 95 to ensure the tablets met the criteria for durability, battery life, and ergonomics. Thanks to this support, the transition to fully digital report sheets was carried out efficiently, thereby improving the daily operations of firefighters.
The Crosscall CORE-T4 tablets have been especially appreciated by the firefighters of SDIS 95 for their durability and compact size. With their waterproof and rugged design, these tablets can be used without a protective case, which simplifies their use in emergency situations.
X-DOCK
for fast tablet charging
X-LINK technology, combined with the X-DOCK, offers a convenient solution for quickly and neatly charging tablets. This allows firefighters to leave the tablet charging on the X-DOCK and pick it up instantly without handling cables, which is essential in emergency situations.
Due to its durability and size, the Crosscall tablet clearly stands out from the current tablet market.
Lieutenant James Ruault
Assistant to the Head of Operational Support Service
Benefits
No breakage or failure
Thanks to the use of Crosscall products, SDIS 95 has benefited from exceptional durability, with no breakage or failure reported despite around 110,000 interventions per year.
Digitalization of assessment sheets
The SDIS 95 was able to digitalize its assessment sheets, thus simplifying the data collection and transfer processes between the different intervention vehicles.