GCC Stretchers quotes stretchers, spine boards, immobilization accessories and first aid items for buyers in Qatar. Send one request for a Doha facility, a school or clinic, or an industrial or project site such as Ras Laffan, Mesaieed or Dukhan, and the models, documentation and delivery arrangements are confirmed in your quotation.
Request a Qatar quoteStart with the basket and scoop stretcher specifications. State the intended application and any lifting or other documentation you require; capabilities must be confirmed for the exact supplied equipment.
A spine board enquiry can include an adult head immobilizer and spider belt. Give the model of any board you already use so accessory fit can be checked.
Include your receiving location, site access instructions and preferred delivery date. Separate equipment quantities from any accessory or replacement-item requirements.
Use these guides to clarify equipment specifications and prepare your regional enquiry.
Equipping a Ras Laffan or Mesaieed plant or contractor team? Compare basket, scoop and spine board formats and list the documents to request with the quote.
Equipping a first aid room for a Qatar factory or plant? See when Decision 16/2005 calls for one, which couch and stretcher formats fit, and what to restock.
Choosing stretchers for a Qatar construction project? Match basket, folding and chair formats to the site route, welfare points and HSE records before you order.
Include whether your enquiry is for Doha, Al Rayyan, Al Wakrah or another Qatar location. Exact availability, delivery arrangements, costs and timing are confirmed in your quotation.
Call our Qatar team: +974 7722 5982
Yes. Share your Doha delivery address, required models and quantities. GCC Stretchers will confirm availability and the arrangements for your specific enquiry.
Yes. Add the required accessories to your quote list. If you are adding them to an existing board, include its model so fit can be confirmed.
Yes. Include the manufacturer documentation and intended application in your enquiry, including any lifting requirements. The team will confirm the available documents for the exact supplied model before you order.
Ministerial Decision No. 16 of 2005 on medical care for workers asks employers to keep a stocked first aid box at each work location, one box for each group of 5 to 25 workers, and a worker trained in first aid. Above 100 workers it calls for a full-time nurse, and above 500 workers a clinic with at least a doctor and a nurse plus a first aid room. Confirm the current official text and how it applies to your site with your HSE adviser.
Yes. The contents table in the Arabic text of Decision No. 16 of 2005 lists a stretcher (نقالة) and limb splints (جبائر) alongside bandages and dressings. It does not name a stretcher type or quantity, so choose the format from your site routes and HSE plan. In our catalogue that usually means the DW-F002 folding stretcher or DW-BS003 basket stretcher, with DW-FA012 aluminium mouldable splints. Check the current official text before relying on it.
Yes. Give the site, the intended use and the documents your operator requires. The catalogue does not state hazardous-area certification or approval for crane, winch or helicopter lifting, so name any such requirement in your enquiry; what can be supplied for the exact model is confirmed in the quotation.
Sources: Arabic text of Qatar Ministerial Decision No. 16 of 2005 on medical care for workers, with the first aid box contents table (copy hosted by the American University in Cairo, Center for Migration and Refugee Studies)Al Meezan text of Decision No. 16 of 2005 (copy hosted by UN ESCWA migration policy database)Gulf Labour Markets and Migration programme: English summary of Decision No. 16 of 2005
