Ford Medical Rescue First Aid Transit Monitoring Gasoline Vehicle Clinic Ambulance

Ford Transit as an Ambulance and Medical Vehicle
The Ford Transit is a common base vehicle for ambulance and medical conversions due to its spacious interior, configurable nature, and overall durability.

Ambulance Types: The Transit is frequently converted into a Type II ambulance (a standard van conversion) or as a chassis for a modular Type I or Type III ambulance body.

Type II: Built directly within a heavy-duty van shell, like the Transit Cargo Van, offering maneuverability and fuel efficiency, often used for patient transfer or in dense urban areas.

Ambulance Prep Package: Ford offers a specific "Ambulance Prep Package" for the Transit Cargo Van, which includes necessary modifications for conversion, such as a specialized electrical system, insulation, and chassis enhancements.

Engine: These vehicles often utilize a Gasoline engine, such as the 3.5L EcoBoost V6, which is known for providing a good balance of power and fuel economy for emergency response.

First Aid and Rescue: The vehicles are equipped with medical bays designed for patient care, carrying essential First Aid and rescue equipment, including stretchers, oxygen systems, and cabinets for medical supplies.

Clinic/Mobile Health: Beyond emergency transport, the Transit platform is also used for conversions into Mobile Clinics or Mobile Health Departments, allowing healthcare services like consultations, testing, and examinations to be brought directly to communities.

The term "Monitoring" relates to the broader context of operating these emergency and medical vehicles as part of a fleet:

Vehicle Monitoring: Fleet managers and EMS providers use telematics and GPS systems to monitor the location, diagnostics, and performance of their Ford vehicles to ensure efficient deployment, maintenance scheduling, and safety compliance.

Patient Monitoring: Inside the ambulance, essential equipment like multi-function monitors, defibrillators, and ventilators are used for monitoring the patient's vital signs and condition during transit to the hospital.

In essence, the phrase describes a specialized, gasoline-powered Ford Transit vehicle adapted for Medical Rescue and First Aid services, functioning as an Ambulance or Clinic, with its operation often managed through fleet Monitoring systems.

Location (Headquarters): Suizhou City, Hubei Province, China. Suizhou is often referred to as the "Capital of China's Special Purpose Vehicles."

Establishment: Founded in September 2004 (Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd.).

Scale: It is a major industrial player, often ranked among China's Top 500 Private Enterprises, with a large industrial park, significant assets, and a workforce of thousands.

Certifications: The company holds numerous quality and management certifications, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, 3C (China Compulsory Certification), and often military standard certifications (GJB9001).

Brand: Its registered trademark is "CHENGLIWEI" with the product code "CLW."

Established in Sep. 2004,Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd is an important branch of CLW group with registered capital 100,000,000 RMB(14 millions US Dollars) and total capital 6,000,000,000(840 millions US Dollars).

Extensive Export Network: Chengli's products have been exported to more than 80 countries and regions worldwide.

Key Regions: Their primary international markets are concentrated in:

• Africa: Countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Zambia, Angola, Mali, Niger, Congo, and Algeria.
• Asia: Including Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia), Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan), and other countries like Russia, Mongolia, and Pakistan.
• South America: Including countries such as Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Venezuela.
• Middle East and Oceania (e.g., Australia, New Zealand).

Trucks from Chengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd have been sold to more than 29 provinces in China and more than 80 overseas countries and regions in

Asia, Africa, South America, middle east and so on, such as Russia, Mongolia, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan,

Kyrghzstan, Tanzania, Zambia, Nigeria, Australia, Chile, Bolivia, Ethiopia, Sudan, Malaysia, Congo, El Salvador, Iraq, New Zealand, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina and also truck body for client drawing