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Wednesday Fire Station Daily Duties Checklist

by Chris Gillett, from the Community

This Wednesday daily duties checklist supports fire station operations with structured apparatus and facility tasks. It covers engine and squad start-up checks, SCBA cylinder levels, AED and suction readiness, water and fuel levels, brake, steering, transmission and lighting checks, pump engagement and gauge tests, radio function, and exterior condition with immediate damage reporting. Weekly items include washing Engine 3 and Brush 31, changing ice, checking oil, draining and running the station air compressor, and verifying apparatus and master switches. Station upkeep includes organizing offices, sweeping and mopping floors and restrooms, restocking supplies, checking thermostat settings, and blowing off bays and parking areas. Activities are logged in Firehouse Software to ensure accountability.

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Fire Station Duties Checklist
Use this fire station duties checklist to organize routine station maintenance and apparatus readiness. Daily tasks include laundry, mopping, vacuuming, bathrooms, rig checks, sweeping bays, garbage, kitchen, and gear checks. Weekly tasks cover grounds maintenance, mopping bays, disinfecting apparatus, cleaning inside windows on apparatus, detailing trucks, cleaning outside compartments and equipment, cab floors and mats, and inside cabinets. Monthly and seasonal tasks include snow removal, spring cleaning and station inspection, and lawn care and weed eating.
by Kody Hurd, from the Community
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OER Station Inspection Checklist (Short v13)
This OER Station Inspection checklist supports emergency services in assessing station readiness and safety. It covers operational buildings and facilities, communications, fleet and vehicle compliance, operational planning and intelligence, firefighting water supplies, equipment testing and maintenance, PPE condition and storage, and workplace health and safety requirements. The checklist also addresses hazard registers, hazardous substances, contractor and visitor controls, accident and near-miss reporting, emergency planning and evacuation information, first aid access, and health and safety meetings. Use it to verify compliance, document checks, and promote safety and wellbeing across the station.
by Spare Device, from the Community
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Engine 2 Weekly Check
Use this Engine 2 Weekly Check template to verify the condition and readiness of your fire engine. The checklist covers general condition, tires and fluids, exterior and cab components, radios and flashlights, SCBA and PASS devices, EMS supplies, pump panel operations, hoses and nozzles, ladders, generator, lights, and safety equipment. Conduct consistent weekly inspections to catch issues early, maintain compliance, and ensure your crew and apparatus are always response-ready.
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EFD Monthly Fire Apparatus Inspection Checklist
This monthly inspection checklist helps fire departments verify the readiness and safety of their apparatus. It covers driver seat pre-start checks, engine hours and diagnostics, fluids and DEF levels, pump hours, and coolant. Crews review seasonal settings for engine brake and heated mirrors, confirm radios and SCBAs, and check tire pressures. Exterior compartment tasks include verifying extinguishers, spare SCBA bottles, fans, generators, chain saws, lighting, meters, and spare batteries. General exterior checks ensure correct hose loads and nozzle GPMs, full water and foam tanks, hydraulic fluid, wheel chocks, valves, drains, and overall vehicle cleanliness. Final steps confirm lights, strobes, and shore power connections, with space for comments and corrective actions.
by Brian Yogerst, from the Community
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