What must always be used in conjunction with rescue lift air bags?

Rescue lift air bags are designed to safely lift heavy objects during rescue operations, but they do not provide stability on their own. To ensure safety and prevent shifting or collapsing during the lifting process, cribbing or step chocks must be utilized as a support system. These materials help to stabilize the load, allowing for controlled lifting and preventing potential accidents that could occur if the load were to shift unexpectedly. Proper use of cribbing or step chocks is essential for maintaining a safe environment during the rescue operation. This combination allows first responders to efficiently and safely perform rescues without compromising the stability of the load being lifted.