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Emergency Vehicle Equipment Checklist

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Use this emergency vehicle equipment checklist to keep response vehicles ready for duty. Verify communications gear such as GRN, UHF and PMR radios, GPS and camera, then check safety and medical items including safety vests, first aid kit and AED status. Confirm maps, keys, tools, batteries, torches, e flares, warning triangles and ropes are present and in working order. Record issues and replace low stock through the requisition process to maintain operational readiness.

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Riverina Zone Annual Vehicle Equipment Checklist 2022
This annual vehicle equipment checklist is designed for Riverina Zone emergency service appliances to verify operational readiness. It guides crews to record odometer and hour meters, capture vehicle photos, and confirm pump and fill equipment details. It includes serial checks for PMR, UHF, and fire ground radios, plus portable radios. Crews review chainsaw equipment and PPE, jacks and recovery gear, first aid and AED status, lighting, nozzles and reducers, suction and filler hoses, strainers and spanners, traffic management items, and general tools. The checklist also covers CABA equipment, thermal imaging camera, ladders, rescue tools, spill kit, and salvage items to ensure all critical gear is available and in date.
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Daily Vehicle Inventory Checklist
Ensure your work vehicle is ready for every shift with this daily vehicle inventory checklist. Record vehicle details and confirm essential items such as fuel card, E-tag, first aid kit, tools, ladders, ropes and pulleys, signage, and safety gear are on board and in good condition. Use at the start and end of each shift to track stock like batteries, tape, lubricants, graffiti remover, and spare parts, and note any service needs. Designed for construction and field operations teams to improve safety, compliance, and readiness.
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Clarendon 14 Internal Checks
Use this checklist to conduct internal and driver checks for Clarendon 14, an emergency service appliance. Verify fuel and dash lights, horn, headlights and tail lights, siren and emergency lights, windscreen wipers and spray bar. Confirm radios GRN and VHF and batteries, extinguisher, first aid kit, defibrillator, PPE, crew protection blankets, COVID pack, tools and maps are present. Ensure communications gear, chargers, torches, and response plans are ready before deployment.
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First Aid and AED Check
This First Aid and AED Check template helps teams verify the readiness of first aid boxes and automated external defibrillators. Inspect kit contents, confirm locations, check expiry dates on dressings and electrodes, review AED battery status and indicators, and ensure required accessories are present. Use it to keep emergency equipment compliant and ready for rapid response across facilities.
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Riverina Zone Annual Vehicle Equipment Checklist 2022

This annual vehicle equipment checklist is designed for Riverina Zone emergency service appliances to verify operational readiness. It guides crews to record odometer and hour meters, capture vehicle photos, and confirm pump and fill equipment details. It includes serial checks for PMR, UHF, and fire ground radios, plus portable radios. Crews review chainsaw equipment and PPE, jacks and recovery gear, first aid and AED status, lighting, nozzles and reducers, suction and filler hoses, strainers and spanners, traffic management items, and general tools. The checklist also covers CABA equipment, thermal imaging camera, ladders, rescue tools, spill kit, and salvage items to ensure all critical gear is available and in date.

by Riverina RFS, from the Community

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Daily Vehicle Inventory Checklist

Ensure your work vehicle is ready for every shift with this daily vehicle inventory checklist. Record vehicle details and confirm essential items such as fuel card, E-tag, first aid kit, tools, ladders, ropes and pulleys, signage, and safety gear are on board and in good condition. Use at the start and end of each shift to track stock like batteries, tape, lubricants, graffiti remover, and spare parts, and note any service needs. Designed for construction and field operations teams to improve safety, compliance, and readiness.

by Glen Newland, from the Community

20+

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Clarendon 14 Internal Checks

Use this checklist to conduct internal and driver checks for Clarendon 14, an emergency service appliance. Verify fuel and dash lights, horn, headlights and tail lights, siren and emergency lights, windscreen wipers and spray bar. Confirm radios GRN and VHF and batteries, extinguisher, first aid kit, defibrillator, PPE, crew protection blankets, COVID pack, tools and maps are present. Ensure communications gear, chargers, torches, and response plans are ready before deployment.

by Clarendon CFS, from the Community

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First Aid and AED Check

This First Aid and AED Check template helps teams verify the readiness of first aid boxes and automated external defibrillators. Inspect kit contents, confirm locations, check expiry dates on dressings and electrodes, review AED battery status and indicators, and ensure required accessories are present. Use it to keep emergency equipment compliant and ready for rapid response across facilities.

by Philip Bray, from the Community

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Emergency Vehicle Equipment Checklist

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