The Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) is a capability of the NHS ambulance services in England and Wales devoted to providing paramedic and enhanced medical care to patients in the "hot zone" of hazardous environments.

Our Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) provide NHS paramedic care to any persons within a hazardous environment that would otherwise be beyond the reach of NHS care. This includes the provision of NHS care within the inner cordons or hot zones of incidents.

HART (Hazardous Area Response Team) is a specialist team of Service staff who have been trained to provide life-saving medical care in complex and challenging environments such as industrial accidents and natural disasters.

Our Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) is made up of specially trained paramedics who are trained and equipped to help in large-scale emergencies, such as building collapses, train crashes and large-scale motorway accidents, or incidents involving hazardous materials.

HART paramedics are specifically trained and equipped to work in hazardous areas where traditionally it would be unsafe for ambulance staff to work. HART is deployed to events such as chemical incidents, widespread flooding, complex road traffic accidents and patients injured or ill in hazardous environments such as at height or restricted areas.

HART work alongside fire and rescue services within the ‘inner cordon’ (or ‘hot zone’) of a major incident. Their job is to triage and treat casualties and to save lives in very difficult circumstances. They are also there to look after other emergency personnel who may become injured whilst attending such incidents.

HART is a specialist team specially trained and equipped to deal with incidents involving hazardous chemicals, large scale incidents, flooding, working at height, firearms or in confined spaces and in areas traditionally inaccessible by normal ambulance crews.

2020年5月15日 · Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) paramedics – How do they operate? HART teams work alongside the police and fire & rescue services within what is known as the ‘inner cordon’ (or ‘hot zone’) of a major incident. The job of the HART teams is to triage and treat casualties and to help save lives in very difficult circumstances. They ...

HART Stands for Hazardous Area Response Team; HART is a team of specially trained paramedics who are capable of providing an ambulatory response to high risk environments and complex emergency situations.

2016年8月2日 · Is it really 10 years since the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) began? Well, dear reader, it is and yes it is 2016. The HART programme has been operating for longer than you think. This article is intended to provide you with the history of the program from humble beginnings to the present day and maybe a hint of the future.