MOBILE TRAUMA UNIT

Odulair manufactures mobile trauma units engineered to provide immediate comprehensive trauma care for life-threatening injuries at disaster sites or facilities experiencing patient surges. Available as 53-foot or 60-foot double-expandable trailers, shipping containers, or medical tent structures with operating rooms, diagnostic areas, and self-contained medical systems. New builds deliver in 8-10 weeks (53 ft trailers 150-180 days) from signed Sales Agreement, subject to chassis availability.

Last updated November 2026

MOBILE TRAUMA UNIT BY ODULAIR: ADVANCED EMERGENCY CARE ON WHEELS

The Mobile Trauma Unit and Mobile Trauma Center by Odulair are state-of-the-art mobile medical vehicles meticulously engineered to provide immediate and comprehensive trauma care for life-threatening injuries. Designed as fully compliant mobile hospitals on wheels, these units deliver critical diagnostic, surgical, and therapeutic services directly at disaster sites or alongside existing medical facilities experiencing patient surges.

Rapid Deployment & Versatile Usage

Odulair Mobile Trauma Units are designed for rapid deployment via tractor, train, ship, or airplane, significantly enhancing the emergency response capabilities of Search and Rescue teams and Mobile Crisis Units globally. The units are equipped for immediate setup, becoming fully operational within approximately one hour upon arrival on-site.

Key Features & Medical Capabilities

  • Operating Room: Expansive trauma surgical area (400–600 sq. ft.), accommodating complex surgical procedures.
  • Diagnostic & Treatment Area: Advanced imaging and diagnostic equipment for rapid patient assessment.
  • Nurses’ Station & Pre/Post-Operative Care: Centralized coordination point with dedicated patient recovery areas.
  • Utility & Support Rooms: Separate clean and soiled utility rooms, medical gas storage, and sanitation facilities.
  • Self-Contained Systems: Integrated medical gas (oxygen, medical air, vacuum), HEPA air filtration with 20+ air exchanges per hour, redundant power, lighting, HVAC, plumbing, and communications systems.
  • Transport Flexibility: Easily transportable by ground, rail, maritime, and air logistics.
  • Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS): Ensures continuous operation during emergencies.

Trauma Readiness & Regulatory Compliance

Meeting rigorous American College of Surgeons healthcare code requirements, Odulair Mobile Trauma Units enhance hospital trauma readiness status, facilitating increased state licensure levels and enabling access to additional governmental funding.

Available Configurations & Deployment Options

Odulair’s Mobile Trauma Units are available in:

  • 53-foot (16-meter) Double-Expandable Medical Trailer: Provides 1,000 sq. ft. (93 sq. meters) of clinical space.
  • 60-foot (19-meter) Oversized Double-Expandable Medical Trailer: Offers up to 1,700 sq. ft. (158 sq. meters) with a larger operating room (600 sq. ft.).
  • Shipping Containers and Medical Tent Structures: Flexible, versatile solutions for varied mission requirements.

Availability & Options

Odulair Mobile Trauma Units are available for sale internationally, with rental and lease options available within the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a mobile trauma unit delivered?

New mobile trauma units are built to order in Joelton, Tennessee with a lead time of 8-10 weeks (53 ft trailers 150-180 days) from the signed Sales Agreement, subject to chassis availability. Rental fleet units, when available, can ship in 1-4 weeks subject to fleet availability within the USA.

Can I rent a mobile trauma unit instead of buying?

Yes, Odulair offers rental and lease options for mobile trauma units within the USA, subject to fleet availability. Rental units can ship in 1-4 weeks when available. Lease options are available through finance partners subject to credit approval. Purchase is available internationally.

Do I need a CDL to operate a mobile trauma unit?

Yes, mobile trauma units configured as trailers are towed by a tractor, and the driver operating that tractor needs a commercial driver's license (CDL). Shipping container units are stationary and are moved by a carrier, not driven.

What is included in a mobile trauma unit?

Odulair mobile trauma units include an operating room (400-600 sq. ft.), diagnostic and treatment area with imaging equipment, nurses' station, pre/post-operative care areas, utility and support rooms, medical gas systems (oxygen, medical air, vacuum), HEPA air filtration with 20+ air exchanges per hour, redundant power, lighting, HVAC, plumbing, communications systems, and uninterruptible power supply.

How do I get detailed specifications for a mobile trauma unit?

Detailed specifications are provided with the quote. Contact Odulair to discuss your specific trauma care requirements, deployment scenarios, and mission needs. The team will provide complete technical specifications, floor plans, and equipment configurations tailored to your application during the quotation process.