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Engine 1 Daily Check

by Nicholas Gazerro, from the Community

Use this Engine 1 daily check template to confirm your fire apparatus is in service and ready for response. Verify general condition, fuel level, water and foam tanks, and radio operations. Inspect SCBA and EMS equipment, multi-gas and HCN meters, thermal imaging camera, and drinking water. Confirm pre-connects, hand tools, ladders, fire extinguishers, saws, lights, positive pressure ventilation and smoke ejectors, and hot stick are present and working. Check rapid intervention pack and tracker, hydrant bag and hose appliances, Jaws equipment and batteries, and place the accountability tag.

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