Relocation of BOC Equipment
As you’ll undoubtedly be aware, the COVID-19 pandemic is continuing to sweep the globe and it is vitally important that everyone, businesses and individuals all do their bit to fight against the virus.
London’s ExCel centre is just one of the various venues scoped out by the NHS to transform into a hospital to help treat the sick. ExCel London will become NHS Nightingale Hospital with 4,000 beds all equipped with ventilators and oxygen which AIS Vanguard delivered on behalf of BOC. This movement has been done to relieve the already pressured hospitals across the UK as the NHS prepares for the ‘tsunami’ of the pandemic.
The movement of equipment is a standard service from AIS Vanguard, however, given the current climate, we feel it is our duty to step up and help in any way we can. This includes going out of our usual remit, where necessary. The movement of liquid oxygen and ventilators for BOC ensures each bed has the resources required to fight against the virus.
Alongside ExCel, the NEC located in Birmingham and the Manchester Arena have also been scoped to become hospitals to help fight against the virus and AIS Vanguard are ready to continue the fight and help where necessary to ensure our hospitals and treatment facilities have everything required from BOC to effectively treat patients.
Continuing to Help
It is important that everyone in the UK does their part to help stop the spread and flatten the curve of the COVID-19 pandemic. AIS Vanguard are here to help and to serve to ensure treatment is delivered to those who need it.
Our wholly-owned fleet means we’re available and happy to help support businesses in any way we can during the #COVID19 emergency, find out how AIS Vanguard can help your business throughout this unprecedented time.