GATOR 70. Hand Holds Front Tire Pressure Rear Tire Pressure.

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Presentation transcript:

GATOR 70

Hand Holds

Front Tire Pressure

Rear Tire Pressure

Differential Lock Lever

Fuel – Gasoline 89 Octane

Trailering

Trailer Connections Pin Chains

Trailer Gate Pin

Front Strap

(2) Rear Straps

Parking Brake

Place in “FORWARD”

Station Storage

Response Map Tower Shores (15) IR Inlet (23) (S) South Bethany (10) Maryland (24) 3 R’s Road (18) Kings Grant (15)

As Requested EMS Crew on the scene Fire Units on the scene Other agencies

Automatic Response EMS calls on the beach when the local Beach Patrol is OFF DUTY: Hours, 365 day per year Hours, Labor Day (September) – Memorial Day (May).

Primary EMS Crew Shall NOT split to respond with the Gator, SHALL respond in the Ambulance; unless directed otherwise by an officer.

Patient Securing

Bed Dump

Safety Vest

Patient Care Position

Call Response/Patient Loaded

Operator Controls

Cargo Box Lift Switch

Headlight Switch

12 VDC Accessory Outlet

Accelerator Panel

Brake Pedal

Gear Shift Lever

Parking Brake Lever

Parking Brake Indicator

Fuel Gauge

Fuel Tank Cap

Differential Lock Lever

Differential Lock Indicator

Ignition Switch

Choke Knob

Emergency Light Controls

Siren

General

Medical Equipment Storage

IV Pole

Oxygen Bottle Cradle