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10-94 Weekly Ambulance Inventory Checklist

by Kelly Shotwell, from the Community

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This weekly ambulance inventory checklist helps EMS teams verify vehicle readiness and critical equipment. It covers emergency lighting, tires and fluid checks, cab supplies, oxygen cylinders and regulators, suction units, airway adjuncts, CPAP masks, monitors and electrodes, defibrillator pads, immobilization devices, OB kits, PPE, and biohazard materials. Use it to standardize inspections, track expirations, and ensure lifesaving tools are stocked and functional before every shift. Customize to align with your agency protocols and local regulations.

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Ambulance Rig Check Checklist

Perform a thorough ambulance rig check before each shift. This checklist covers vehicle operation and safety systems, fluid levels, lights and sirens; EMS equipment including airway kits, oxygen, BVMs, CPAP, suction; IV supplies, diagnostics, BLS medications, and pediatric gear; interior and exterior tools, stretchers, splints, and PPE. Verify quantities, expirations, and functionality to ensure EMS readiness.

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Ambulance Supply and Equipment Inspection

Ensure ambulance readiness with this comprehensive supply and equipment inspection checklist. Verify inventory across cab, exterior compartments, and interior cabinets; check expiry dates on meds, saline, sterile water, and kits; and confirm functionality of AEDs, oxygen systems, suction units, pulse oximeters, and radios. Cover trauma and burn kits, airway adjuncts, PPE, OB supplies, splints, boards, and restraints. Include documentation materials, restocking guidance, and seal checks. Use this template to standardize EMS compliance, improve response safety, and keep units mission ready.

by Joseph Nunes, from the Community

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Ambulance Shift Check Sheet

Ensure EMS readiness with a detailed ambulance shift check sheet covering vehicle cab items, mechanical and safety checks, oxygen and airway equipment, IV supplies, medications, monitors, PPE, splints, backboards, and documentation. Includes odometer, fuel and fluid levels, lights and siren tests, compartment inventories for masks, catheters, syringes, dressings, BVMs, CPAP, electrodes, and drug box contents. Space for repair notes and crew signatures helps maintain compliance and accountability each shift.

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Ambulance Truck Inspection Checklist

This ambulance truck inspection checklist helps EMS teams perform thorough daily checks of vehicle fluids and tire pressures, verify oxygen levels and suction, confirm monitor readiness and battery status, and track drug box seals and temperatures. It covers linen and PPE stock, airway and IV supplies, decontamination, cockpit safety items, lights and sirens, and all interior and exterior compartments. Use it to note missing items, record tag numbers and PSI readings, and ensure the ambulance is stocked, compliant, and ready for service at the start of every shift.

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10-94 Weekly Ambulance Inventory Checklist

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