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Squad 1 Daily Check Template

by Nicholas Gazerro, from the Community

Use this Squad 1 daily check template to record in-service status and confirm operational readiness of your apparatus and equipment. Capture fuel levels, monitor presence, EMS bags, SCBA, W-tool, and PPE stock in one standardized checklist. Help your team spot issues early, maintain compliance, and ensure squad response capability at the start of every shift.

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Ensure Squad 4 is response-ready with this comprehensive daily checkoff. Review truck operations and fluids, test lights, siren, horn, and emergency signals, confirm AED battery, O2 supply, pulse oximeter and jump bag, and verify safety vests and flashlights. Inspect firefighting gear including pump start-up, water and fuel levels, hose and nozzle condition, hand tools, chainsaw, gasoline can, and backpack blowers. Use before shift or after calls to maintain readiness and streamline documentation.
by Gordon Van Mol, from the Community
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Engine 3 Daily Check
Use this Engine 3 daily check template to verify apparatus readiness at the start of each shift. Inspect fuel levels, water and foam tanks, radios, driver SCBA, EMS equipment, multi-gas and HCN meters, thermal imaging camera, batteries, and drinking water. Confirm pre-connects, hand tools, extrication equipment, RIT pack, hydrant bag, ladders, fire extinguishers, saws, scene lighting, PPV or smoke ejectors, and hot stick are present and working. Record general condition, in-service status, and place the accountability tag. This checklist helps standardize daily inspections, catch defects early, and keep your crew mission ready.
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Wednesday Fire Station Daily Duties Checklist
This Wednesday daily duties checklist supports fire station operations with structured apparatus and facility tasks. It covers engine and squad start-up checks, SCBA cylinder levels, AED and suction readiness, water and fuel levels, brake, steering, transmission and lighting checks, pump engagement and gauge tests, radio function, and exterior condition with immediate damage reporting. Weekly items include washing Engine 3 and Brush 31, changing ice, checking oil, draining and running the station air compressor, and verifying apparatus and master switches. Station upkeep includes organizing offices, sweeping and mopping floors and restrooms, restocking supplies, checking thermostat settings, and blowing off bays and parking areas. Activities are logged in Firehouse Software to ensure accountability.
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Engine 2 Weekly Check
Use this Engine 2 Weekly Check template to verify the condition and readiness of your fire engine. The checklist covers general condition, tires and fluids, exterior and cab components, radios and flashlights, SCBA and PASS devices, EMS supplies, pump panel operations, hoses and nozzles, ladders, generator, lights, and safety equipment. Conduct consistent weekly inspections to catch issues early, maintain compliance, and ensure your crew and apparatus are always response-ready.
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Lakemont-Wiley Squad 4 Checkoff

Ensure Squad 4 is response-ready with this comprehensive daily checkoff. Review truck operations and fluids, test lights, siren, horn, and emergency signals, confirm AED battery, O2 supply, pulse oximeter and jump bag, and verify safety vests and flashlights. Inspect firefighting gear including pump start-up, water and fuel levels, hose and nozzle condition, hand tools, chainsaw, gasoline can, and backpack blowers. Use before shift or after calls to maintain readiness and streamline documentation.

by Gordon Van Mol, from the Community

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Engine 3 Daily Check

Use this Engine 3 daily check template to verify apparatus readiness at the start of each shift. Inspect fuel levels, water and foam tanks, radios, driver SCBA, EMS equipment, multi-gas and HCN meters, thermal imaging camera, batteries, and drinking water. Confirm pre-connects, hand tools, extrication equipment, RIT pack, hydrant bag, ladders, fire extinguishers, saws, scene lighting, PPV or smoke ejectors, and hot stick are present and working. Record general condition, in-service status, and place the accountability tag. This checklist helps standardize daily inspections, catch defects early, and keep your crew mission ready.

by Nicholas Gazerro, from the Community

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Wednesday Fire Station Daily Duties Checklist

This Wednesday daily duties checklist supports fire station operations with structured apparatus and facility tasks. It covers engine and squad start-up checks, SCBA cylinder levels, AED and suction readiness, water and fuel levels, brake, steering, transmission and lighting checks, pump engagement and gauge tests, radio function, and exterior condition with immediate damage reporting. Weekly items include washing Engine 3 and Brush 31, changing ice, checking oil, draining and running the station air compressor, and verifying apparatus and master switches. Station upkeep includes organizing offices, sweeping and mopping floors and restrooms, restocking supplies, checking thermostat settings, and blowing off bays and parking areas. Activities are logged in Firehouse Software to ensure accountability.

by Chris Gillett, from the Community

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Engine 2 Weekly Check

Use this Engine 2 Weekly Check template to verify the condition and readiness of your fire engine. The checklist covers general condition, tires and fluids, exterior and cab components, radios and flashlights, SCBA and PASS devices, EMS supplies, pump panel operations, hoses and nozzles, ladders, generator, lights, and safety equipment. Conduct consistent weekly inspections to catch issues early, maintain compliance, and ensure your crew and apparatus are always response-ready.

by Nicholas Gazerro, from the Community

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