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Lakemont-Wiley Squad 4 Checkoff

by Gordon Van Mol, from the Community

Ensure Squad 4 is response-ready with this comprehensive daily checkoff. Review truck operations and fluids, test lights, siren, horn, and emergency signals, confirm AED battery, O2 supply, pulse oximeter and jump bag, and verify safety vests and flashlights. Inspect firefighting gear including pump start-up, water and fuel levels, hose and nozzle condition, hand tools, chainsaw, gasoline can, and backpack blowers. Use before shift or after calls to maintain readiness and streamline documentation.

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