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Fire Appliance Weekly Inspection Checklist

by Dylan Geber, from the Community

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This weekly fire appliance inspection checklist is designed for mining emergency response teams. It guides crews to confirm water and foam tank levels, pump operation from cab and rear controls, hose reel performance, and truck fuel status. Verify cabin readiness including first aid, radios, PPE, and documentation. Inspect BA sets, rescue tools (cutters, spreaders, rams), ropes, stretchers, ladders, hoses, fittings, and lighting. Record faults, cycle batteries, and ensure all equipment is serviceable and ready.

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Levin 347 Fire Appliance Equipment Checklist

The Levin 347 Fire Appliance Equipment Checklist helps emergency crews verify truck readiness before and after shifts. It guides users through a full inventory of lockers and cab, including PPE and BA sets, hoses and feeders, foam and ejectors, ladders, spill control, decontamination kits, first aid and AED, rescue tools such as Holmatro cutters, spreaders and rams, stabilization gear, radios and comms, and safety accessories. Use this template to document quantities, confirm availability and condition, and maintain compliance and response preparedness.

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