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Daily Ambulance Vehicle Pre-Start Checklist

by Roy Vanderberg, from the Community

This daily pre-start checklist helps ambulance and patient transport teams ensure Mercedes Sprinter vehicles are safe and ready for service. It covers fluid levels, lights, tires, body condition, reversing aids, and interior readiness. Operational checks include wheelchair lift and step, cameras, comms and admin items, fire extinguisher, PPE, and cleaning supplies. Medical readiness spans stretchers, linen, oxygen levels, defibrillator, and response kits.

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