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EMFS Engine Truck Checklist

by Garett Ehr, from the Community

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This EMFS engine truck checklist supports daily and shift checks for E139C, E140C, and E141C. It covers under the hood inspections including fluids, belts, battery, tires, lighting and alarms, cabinet and compartment inventories, SCBA and bottles, pumps and hoses such as wildland slide in, Mark 3, and submersible, tool kits and fittings, and in cab safety gear. Includes winter notes, minimum fuel and DEF levels, pressure thresholds, and equipment counts to maintain response readiness and documentation.

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