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- Any person should be willing to be replaced on the scene when a more
qualified person arrives. Example: A first aided should back out when
• a E.M.T. arrives. This should be done by officer in charge.
- 641 also responds on all MVA calls other trucks may accompany 641
depending on procedures set up by the Chief.
- First person on the scene is to determine extent of injury to each
person involved and to start life support procedures if necessary.
- When 641 arrives on the scene driver should be ready to charge a hose
line at the request of an officer.
- As members arrive they are to report to an officer or person in charge
for assignment.
- Be sure to determine that all passengers in each vehicle are accounted
for .
When released by police agency, all fire department personnel should
return to the station and not hang around the scene.
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13.) - Active members who participate in less than 50% of fires, trainings,
meetings and work details must be checked out between Dec.1 & Dec.31.
• - Guidelines for check out are as follows:
1. All members who participate in less than 50% of fires, trainings,
meetings, and work details must be checked out by an officer.
2. If chek out is not approved they must go before the Board of Directors
to be granted an extension of time if warranted.
3. If the Board of Directors does not approve an extension of time,
membership will be terminated and reapplication for membership will
not be accepted for a period of 1 year.
- All life members are exempt from check out
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14.) - No member will drive any apparatus until approved by the Chief.
Each member should obtain a key to the fire station from the financial
secretary. There is a fee for this.
- Each member will be assigned to a group under the direction of one of
the officers. The officer is responsible for keeping all records of
fires, trainings and work details for each member of his group.
- Members should become familiar with the trucks and location and use of
the equipment carried on them.
• - Fire Department member signs for your vehicle may be obtained from the
Chief.
- Always be careful at the fire scene, handle equipment safely, don't
run, watch where you step and beware of broken glass.