USAR containers are special rescue ISO containers designed for Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) units – used for locating and rescuing people from collapsed structures and during crisis situations.
They serve as fully equipped mobile workstations and storage units, providing everything necessary – from tools, power sources, and equipment to essential supplies – and enable immediate deployment directly at the operation site, independent of local infrastructure.
Thanks to their modular design, they cover all phases of the rescue operation – from search and stabilization to technical support and logistics for rescue teams.
MUSAR Container Modules
Module 1 – Rescue Operations Container
Equipped for technical rescue operations and search for trapped persons in debris. Includes hand and electric tools, lighting, supports, measuring instruments, and other essential equipment for the initial rescue phase.
Module 2 – Heavy Rescue Container
Designed for deploying heavy-duty equipment and specialized tools such as hydraulic systems, cutting and lifting devices, rope systems, and tools for operations in confined spaces.
Module 3 – EC Power Supply Container
Serves as a mobile power supply source for the entire operation. Equipped with a generator, electrical distribution boards, lighting systems, and a climate control unit.
Module 4 – USAR Storage Container
Intended for organized and safe storage of materials, tools, and rescue equipment. Each unit includes shelving systems, protective compartments, and safety features that enable quick and efficient handling during deployment.
MUSAR Containers Are Designed For:
- Search and rescue of persons trapped in collapsed structures,
- Stabilization of damaged constructions,
- Technical support and lighting of the operation site,
- Autonomous energy and logistics supply for the rescue team,
- Rapid deployment and mobility within the European Union or during international missions under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
All modules are designed to form a fully functional unit capable of rapid mobilization and efficient deployment during rescue operations both domestically and abroad. Their concept meets the MUSAR system requirements and is fully compatible with the standards of the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
