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248 Engine 1 Engineer Inspection Checklist

by PERRYSVILLE VOL FIRE COMPANY, from the Community

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This fire engine inspection checklist supports daily and monthly engineer checks for Engine 1. It covers crew cab readiness, warning systems, cameras, radios, seat belts, and sensors; engine, power steering, oil, coolant, belts, and batteries; pump module hours, pressures, foam and water levels, panel lights, intakes and discharges, and leak checks; exterior lights, alarms, ladder racks, compartments, and body condition; generator run-up and fluids; tire pressures, wear, lug nuts, and chocks; chassis leaks, wiring, and slack adjusters. Includes sections for repairs, sign-off, dates, and comments to maintain operational readiness.

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