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Driver's Log Book SOG
My department looking to implement a log book inside each apparatus to track daily activities/maintenance/missing equipment etc and I'm looking to see if someone could provide me with an SOG to help me get a start on writing one for our department. Any information would be helpful.
Kevin
Kevin
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Permalink Reply by Dave Stacy on -
We simply have a binder with all of our apparatus in it. Each apparatus has an excel styled sheet set up with everyday of the month and equipment that we identify as needing to be checked everyday, usually at 3 p.m. when the career staffing leaves and volunteers staff the station. These items include checking batteries, key ring, AED, hose lines packed properly, SCBA checks, warning lights, fuel, etc....if you would like send me a message with your email, I'll get back to you with the documents
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Permalink Reply by Todd McKee on -
we don't really have an sog but we just log it mileage and fuel after every run or trips to the store
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