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What shall be checked visually on aerial ladder/device daily the checkout procedure
Hydraulic reservoir levels.
SCHEDULE A cleaning and maintenance.
A: ENGINE,LADDER AND RESCUES
• sweep out all compartments • Wipe all hand tools • Lubricate compartment doors locks and latches • Check and lubricate fire extinguisher brackets • Wipe down dashboard and all cab interior surfaces • Sweep cab floor • apply tire shine • wash and wax entire unit
SCHEDULE B CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
A: ENGINE AND LADDER
•Connect pump to hydrant • pump water through discharges • at least one gate should have nozzle attached and flowed to 150 psi • back flush pump • operate relief valve • lubricate discharge handles and drains where necessary with white lithium or grease gun . Lubricate front suction butterfly or applicable wye • check deluge gun(s) for operability and ease of motion,lubricate as necessary • check deluge gauge for readability • check and lubricate where necessary, all ladders and high suction bracket clamps • check ladder halyard for fraying,etc
B. Aerial Ladder Device
• check aerial ladder for crack in structural members and welds • check capers for where and tear, tension, etc. • checked Nylatron blocks for wear and tear; lubricate per driver's manual. • flow water through water-way and ladder as necessary per manufacturer's manual. • check emergency power switch and override switches • lubricating out riggers per manufacturers manual • rotate and external aerial.
c. Rescue:
• White countertop, cabinet doors, etc. With
a disinfectant
• mop interior floor with a light bleach
(1:100) solutions
• clean all suction units
• wipe down and disinfect all backboards
In an effort to enhance existing procedures dealing with vehicle repairs?
Vehicle work order forms should be completely filled out detailing the issue with the Apparatus and forward electronically to the logistics division
When should a unit report to city garage for immediate repairs without going “out of service”?
Safety repairs and quick fixes.
Who should the officer contact before going to city garage for repairs and quick fixes?
Logistic division who will in turn contacted the garage supervisor on duty. Logistic will then contact the officer for further instruction
where are City fuel pumps located?
Miramar waste water reclamation facility.(13900 Pembroke Road)
When we refueling at the city pumps, it is important to leave master battery on for the fuel system to work? (Sec:304.06)
true
The procedure for refueling with the AIM2 system is
- Pull up to fuel pump
- Shut ignition off,leave master battery on
- Insert the nozzle into the vehicle fuel fill
opening (leave pump off) - Go to system control panel
- Press C
- Enter pump # when asked
- Swipe your ID card. System should display
“turn pump on” - Return to the pump and turn pump on(flip
lever) - Keep nozzle inserted fully into the fuel
opening at all times when refueling if the
nozzle retracts out it can shut the pump
down and you will have to start the process
all over again - When tank is full simply turn the pump off
(flip lever)and returned it nicer to the
retainer on pump.
In the event that the AIM2 system is not working?
Fuel key located in lockbox attached to the base of the fuel system control panel
What is the combination to the lock box ID for the old system
9- 1-2(new code 908)
How do you work the old system
- Enter lockbox combination 9-1-2 (new code
908) - Insert key into the appropriate location on
the fuel system control panel - Follow directions 6-10 from AIM2
- Return key to the lock box and close door
Upon returning to the fire station the fuel receipt should be?
Attached using clear tape to the EXXON/MOBIL SPEEDPASS TRACKING FORM #063. Review by on shift battalion and submitted through chain of command to the administrative service division for processing
Where should all fuel keys and speed passes be kept
On the narcotic box key ring. in the event that that a truck need to be taken out of service, the fuel keys and speedpasses will be taken off the narcotics key ring and placed on the key for the vehicle being out of service.
The execution of the daily activity schedule shall be the responsibility of the
Station captain under the approval of the shift battalion chief
The department daily calendar will be review by
Station captain
Officers may down apparatus until
Safety items have been corrected
Completed check out sheet should be reviewed by the station captain
For items which required immediate attention such as safety items, severe leaks of air or fluids,no head lights
The logistic division and/or city garage should be contacted
For situations requiring immediate attention
During daily check out,The pump pressure Shall be raised to approximately
150 psi, the primer operated, and the relief valve/pressure Governor tested for operability daily
Any and all in-service apparatus a equipped with a aerial ladder /device shall be
Operated daily during the check out procedure.
The ladder shall be raised,extended and rotated.
Hydraulic reservoir levels shall be checked visually
What shall be used to lubricate
White lithium or grease gun
When parking emergency vehicles during non-emergency situations
Position the Apparatus in a manner has as to facilitate a quick and safe response
The unit’s warning lights shall be used to caution civilian traffic
When backing any fire rescue vehicle
In order to maximize appropriate protection for our community
The non-emergency movement of unit will be closely monitored
If the battalion chief is unavailable for a consultation and movement outside of the primary district is essential.
The unit shall first obtain permission from the station captain then check with fire comm to determine status of other units and ensure such movement can be accomplished without adversely impacting city protection
The maximum turnaround time for rescue at a hospital should be
10 to 15 minutes to clear medical facility
Who shall be constantly aware of fuel level
Company officers, driver, or other person responsible for a vehicle
To maintain fuel level unit shall
Refuel when returning from calls, training or details
Reaction/turnout time for all personnel and units should not exceed
80 seconds for fire incidents and 60 seconds for EMS responses during normal conditions
(NFPA 1710 ed. 2010 sec.4.1.2.3(2))