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Clarendon 14 Internal Checks

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Use this checklist to conduct internal and driver checks for Clarendon 14, an emergency service appliance. Verify fuel and dash lights, horn, headlights and tail lights, siren and emergency lights, windscreen wipers and spray bar. Confirm radios GRN and VHF and batteries, extinguisher, first aid kit, defibrillator, PPE, crew protection blankets, COVID pack, tools and maps are present. Ensure communications gear, chargers, torches, and response plans are ready before deployment.

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