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Why it matters

Stock runs short between shifts

What is used on a case is not always replaced before the next. A count against par at every check shows the shortfall before the crew is committed to a job.

Clinical equipment has its own service life

Defibrillators, stretchers, stair chairs and suction units each have service and test dates, often held by biomedical staff or a contractor. Crews rarely see them until something is overdue.

Oxygen is a reading, not a tick

Main and portable cylinder pressures belong in the record as numbers, checked against your minimum, so a low cylinder is caught at the start of the shift.

Private fleets are asked the same questions

Patient transport and event medical operators answer to clients and regulators too, usually without a fleet team to keep the records.

What Clearway ES does for ambulance and patient transport

Oxygen and airway

  • Main and portable cylinder pressures as readings against your minimum
  • The main cylinder gauge photographed
  • Outlets, flowmeters and suction checked
  • Airway kits checked sealed, counted, or both

Clinical equipment

  • Defibrillator self-test, with a photo of the screen
  • Pads and batteries tracked by expiry date
  • Service dates for defibrillators, stretchers, stair chairs and suction units
  • An equipment register with each item’s vehicle and service history

Consumables and stock

  • Consumables counted against par, cupboard by cupboard
  • You choose which shortfalls restrict the vehicle and which are only recorded
  • Shortfalls land on the dashboard with the count and par side by side
  • Controlled drug registers are not part of Clearway ES. They stay in your existing system

Vehicle, lights and siren

  • Guided walkaround with framed photos of every side and every tyre
  • Emergency warning lights and every siren tone, checked on every template, with a photo of the lights running
  • Scene lights, rear floodlights and patient compartment lighting
  • Odometer read with a photo, and servicing due by kilometres or date

Handover and defects

  • Handover at shift change, accepted by the incoming crew
  • Defects with photos and a severity: critical takes the vehicle off run, major restricts it, minor is recorded
  • Work orders to the workshop, auto electrician or biomedical team

Fast, and works offline

  • Built for gloves and a ten minute window at shift change
  • Works in plant rooms, basements and hospital car parks with no signal
  • Nothing is lost or sent twice when signal returns
A typical check

Emergency ambulance · start of shift

Every item decides what a failure does to the vehicle. That is what turns a form into a readiness system.

An illustration. Your items, limits and outcomes come from your own procedures and equipment, and every template starts with the lights and siren checks.

ItemTypeOn failure
Emergency warning lights operationalPass or fail, photoFail: restricted
Siren operational, every tonePass or failFail: restricted
Main oxygen cylinder pressureReading, kPa, photoUnder your limit: restricted
Portable oxygen cylindersReading, kPaUnder your limit: restricted
Defibrillator self-testPass or fail, photoFail: off run
Defibrillator padsExpiry dateWarns 30 days out
Stretcher operation and restraintsPass or failFail: off run
Stretcher serviceExpiry dateWarns 30 days out
Trauma dressingsCount against parShort: restricted
GlovesCount against parShort: recorded only
OdometerMeter, photoBackwards refused, big jump flagged

Also suits patient transport, event medical, first aid services and industrial medical teams.

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See it with your fleet

Send us one of your check sheets. We will build it as a walkaround and show you it running on a phone, with the status and records it produces.