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Ambulance 2 Daily Check

by Nicholas Gazerro, from the Community

This Ambulance 2 Daily Check template helps EMS teams perform a thorough pre-shift inspection of vehicle condition and life-saving equipment. Verify in-service status, fuel, PPE, stretcher and battery, Lucas device, suction, and straps. Confirm first-in bag contents, airway and IV kits, medications (epi, Narcan, aspirin, glucose), oxygen levels, and video laryngoscope charge. Check LifePak cables and accessories, pediatric equipment, splints, and cabinet organization. Ensure batteries are swapped, tests run, and documentation complete.

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Use this Ambulance 1 daily check to confirm vehicle readiness before each shift. The checklist covers in service status, fuel and general condition, PPE in the cab, stretcher cleanliness and restraints, Lucas device setup and battery tests, first in bag contents, airway and IV kits, essential medications such as epinephrine and naloxone, oxygen levels for portable and main tanks, trauma and pediatric equipment, LifePak cables and accessories, ECG electrodes and spares, battery exchanges, and user or transmit tests. It also prompts verification of splints, immobilization devices, stair chair, and cabinet stock, helping EMS crews maintain safety, reliability, and compliance.
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Ambulance 1 Daily Check

Use this Ambulance 1 daily check to confirm vehicle readiness before each shift. The checklist covers in service status, fuel and general condition, PPE in the cab, stretcher cleanliness and restraints, Lucas device setup and battery tests, first in bag contents, airway and IV kits, essential medications such as epinephrine and naloxone, oxygen levels for portable and main tanks, trauma and pediatric equipment, LifePak cables and accessories, ECG electrodes and spares, battery exchanges, and user or transmit tests. It also prompts verification of splints, immobilization devices, stair chair, and cabinet stock, helping EMS crews maintain safety, reliability, and compliance.

by Nicholas Gazerro, from the Community

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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.

by Kody Hurd, from the Community

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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.

by White Oak EMS, from the Community

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AEMS Truck Check 2.0

A comprehensive EMS truck check template to ensure ambulance and equipment readiness at the start of shift. Covers cab condition, fuel and lights, sirens and radios; outside compartments; patient care area with O2, BVMs, suction, IV supplies and IO equipment; airway cabinet, CPAP and trauma supplies; pediatric gear; jump bag contents; medications and narcotics logs; and Life Pak testing. Record findings, note issues, and confirm batteries, chargers, and documentation are in order.

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