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CVFC Utility 2 Weekly Checklist

by Michael Dominianni, from the Community

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Perform a comprehensive weekly inspection of CVFC Utility 2 to keep the emergency vehicle mission-ready. This template guides checks across the front cab, lighting and warning systems, radios, PPE and safety vests, compartments, chainsaw and fuel, pump panel and water level, extinguishers, hoses and nozzles, tools and spares. Use it to document findings, confirm equipment presence and condition, and ensure readiness for safe, rapid response.

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This weekly inspection checklist for CVFC Engine 2 guides crews through verifying cab equipment such as radios, SCBA, first aid, and safety supplies; testing emergency lights, signals, and scene lighting; checking pump panel levels and readiness; and confirming ladders, nozzles, hoses, saws, hydraulic rescue tools, and accessories are present and operational. Use it to document checks, standardize apparatus maintenance, and ensure the engine remains fully mission-ready for emergency response.

by Michael Dominianni, from the Community

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by Michael Dominianni, from the Community

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CVFC Utility 2 Weekly Checklist

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