01 September 2026 | Evaccess

Transfer-Free Evacuation Redefines Safety

In an emergency, every second matters, and so does every person. Evaccess is helping organisations transform emergency planning with transfer-free evacuation solutions that allow wheelchair users and people with mobility challenges to remain in their own wheelchair throughout the evacuation process. Designed to improve safety, dignity and compliance, these innovative systems are changing the way businesses, healthcare providers and public sector organisations approach inclusive evacuation.

Evaccess is leading the move away from outdated evacuation methods that rely on lifting, transferring or repositioning individuals during high-pressure emergencies. Transfer-free evacuation technology enables a smooth and secure exit while reducing risks for both evacuees and staff. The result is a faster, safer and more dignified evacuation experience that aligns with modern accessibility and fire safety expectations.

The company's specialist range includes the Super-Trac TRE-70 powered stair climber, LG2004 T-Lift, Super-Trac TRE-52 evacuation platform and the Stairmate SA-S and SA-3 powered stair climbers. These advanced solutions are designed to accommodate manual and powered wheelchairs, support higher weight capacities and navigate a wide variety of staircase environments without the need for complex building modifications.

Transfer-free evacuation is particularly valuable for wheelchair users, individuals with motor impairments, people using essential medical equipment and bariatric users where traditional transfer methods may be impractical or unsafe. By eliminating manual lifting, organisations can significantly reduce the risk of injury, improve evacuation efficiency and demonstrate a stronger commitment to inclusivity.

Beyond supplying industry-leading equipment, Evaccess provides professional on-site assessments, expert consultancy, comprehensive staff training and ongoing maintenance support. This complete approach helps facilities managers, healthcare providers, educational establishments and commercial organisations create realistic, compliant and effective evacuation strategies that work when they are needed most.

As expectations around accessibility continue to evolve, transfer-free evacuation is becoming the gold standard for inclusive emergency planning. With innovative evacuation equipment and expert guidance, Evaccess is helping organisations ensure everyone can get out safely, confidently and with dignity when it matters most.

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