
Sling Instructions
Purpose and Use
The GoLong sling is suited for lifting and positioning a person in a supine manner
without producing exion at the hip area. The sling can also be used to roll or turn a
patient while in bed.
Instructions:
Do not place the GoLift system in the control of persons who have not received
proper training in its operation. Serious injury can occur if the GoLift system is used
improperly.
Read and understand all instructions regarding the operation of the GoLift system
prior to use. Follow these instructions to ensure the safety of both the caregiver and
the patient:
1. Use the proper size of sling on the patient.
2. Do not, under any circumstances, exceed the GoLift’s and sling standard working load.
3. Perform a visual inspection of the sling for signs of wear. Look for fraying, cuts or tears in the material on both the slings body and straps prior
to using the sling.
4. Remove and replace the sling if any damage is found on the sling.
5. Position the sling properly under and around the patient, to ensure a balanced lift.
6. The GoLift system must not be used for unsafe practices.
In facilities when more than once sta is responsible for operating the GoLift system, it is imperative that all such members are trained in its
proper use. A training and orientation program should be established by the facility to familiarize new caregivers with the GoLift system.
Plan the move. Avoid leaving the patient in the sling unattended. Do not start to lift the patient until it has been checked that the patient cannot
get trapped and that the sling does not catch on the bed or wheelchair. Be careful with any tubes and wires that are attached to the patient
and/or equipment.
Amico Mobility shall not be liable for faults or accidents due to incorrect use of the sling or for reasons of inadequate attention on the part of
the caregiver or user. If the sling is used in combination with products not manufactured by Amico, a risk assessment must be conducted by
qualied sta.
Attaching the lifting sling:
Place the straps from the lifting sling on the hooks
on the carry bar. Start with the shoulder straps
(from the back) and then place the loops of the
leg straps on the hooks of the carry bar.
Be careful when attaching the lifting sling
on the hooks. Check that the straps have
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been completely through the opening
and into place in the carry bar hooks.
When pressing the up button to lift the
patient, check again that all straps remain
correctly placed in the carry bar’s hooks.
Head Strap
176° F
80°C
MAX LOAD: 1000 lbs (454 kg)
Sling Strap
Insert the sling into a washing/laundry bag prior to being placed in the washer.
This is to prevent any unusaul wear and tear of the sling from the washing machine.

Sling Instructions
To Position in Bed:
1. Turn the patient towards you, so
that they are positioned on their
side. Fold the sling in half and lay it
at behind the patient. The top of
the sling should be level with the
top of the patient’s head, and the
bottom should be above the back
of the knee.
3. Attach the four sling straps o the
carry bar hooks as shown. Do the
same for the other straps
To Turn Patient in Bed:
1. Turn the patient towards you, so
that they are positioned on their
side. Fold the sling in half and lay
it at behind the patient. The top
of the sling should be level with
the top of the patient’s head, and
the bottom should be above the
back of the knee.
2. Turn the patient onto their
back, and ensure that they are
positioned in the middle of the
sling.
4. Raise the carry bar just enough to
produce tension on the straps and
ensure that all straps are securely
attached. The patient can now
be positioned towards the head
of the bed or transferred to a
stretcher.
2. Turn the patient onto their
back, and ensure that they are
positioned in the middle of the
sling.
3. To turn the patient to the left
or right, attach the four sling
straps to one side of the carry bar
parallel to the patient.
4. To turn the patient to one side,
raise the carry bar to the desired
position and support with a
pillow.