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Why it matters

Cover depends on serviceability

Airport rescue cover depends on vehicles, agents and equipment being serviceable at the start of every shift, and on being able to show it.

Agents and discharge are measured

Water, foam and complementary agent quantities, pump output and turret operation are readings and tests, not ticks.

Rosters run around the clock

Shift changes are frequent. The oncoming crew needs to know exactly what the last crew found and passed on.

Audits ask for the history

An audit asks for every shift’s serviceability record, not last week’s. It has to be complete and easy to produce.

What Clearway ES does for aviation rescue and fire fighting

Your procedure, your words

  • Built from your serviceability procedure, word for word
  • Published versions are locked; a change creates a new version
  • We do not interpret aviation regulations. Your procedure is the source

Agents and pumping

  • Water, foam concentrate and complementary agent quantities as readings
  • Pump, roof and bumper turrets, monitors and discharge tests
  • The panel or discharge gauge photographed

Vehicle and warning systems

  • Walkaround with framed photos and every tyre
  • Emergency warning lights and every siren tone, checked on every template, with a photo of the lights running
  • Radio check recorded; odometer and engine hours read with a photo

Rescue equipment and stock

  • Breathing apparatus, rescue tools and medical kits counted against par
  • An equipment register with test history for every item

Shift readiness

  • Handover at every shift change, accepted by the oncoming crew
  • The duty officer sees each vehicle’s status on one board

Defects and servicing

  • A failed item restricts the vehicle or takes it off run automatically
  • Work orders to the workshop, and servicing by hours, kilometres or date
A typical check

Aviation rescue vehicle · daily serviceability

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
Radio checkPass or failFail: restricted
Water tank levelReading, %Under your limit: restricted
Foam concentrate levelReading, %Under your limit: restricted
Complementary agent chargeReading, kgUnder your limit: restricted
Pump primesPass or failFail: off run
Roof turret operatesPass or failFail: restricted
Breathing apparatus setsCount against parShort: restricted
Every tyreTyre: photo, tread, pressureUnder your tread limit: restricted

Also suits aerodrome safety vehicles and fuel farm emergency response 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.