The Cambridgeshire Search and Rescue team will now be able to use SHERP in extremely hostile environments for any search and rescue mission.
Team Chair, Barry Carter, said “The team is excited to have access to such a fantastic piece of kit that can only help to enhance our capabilities across the county. The region is increasingly threatened by flooding for which this vehicle is ideal. “
Our SHERP the Ark works in the copper mines in Chile.
He joined the fleet of SHERPs for Pipehunter, which serves the tailings of the world’s largest copper company, CODELCO CHILE
Tailings dumps are one of the most difficult landscapes, as they resemble Newtonian fluid in consistency. Still, SHERP skillfully shows itself even in such conditions.
Sheriff of Williams County calls SHERP a real lifesaver for its population: — Williams
We are proud and thankful to be a trusted partner of Pennington County Search and Rescue. Discover how does this brave team from South Dakota use SHERP.
The new obstacle of coronavirus forced humanity to emphasize on help.
Help with grocery sets. Means of protection. Medical means.
We need them now. But some people need them every time.
The new SHERPs left for Africa, replenishing the United Nations park.
So new grocery sets to be delivered. New people will be cured. New human lives to be saved.
Video source: https://twitter.com/WFP/status/1115924450879451136?s=20
Watch the story of Dan Smith who is the owner of the construction company in Coldwater, Ontario. He owns the SHERP and uses it a lot.
