1. 1A-1 Fire Engine Maintenance Unit 1A Vehicle Inspections

2. 1A-2 Objectives Complete all fire engine and post off-road inspections as identified in the Fire Engine Maintenance Procedure Record (FEMPR). Correctly enter all information in the Fire Engine Maintenance Procedure Record (FEMPR).

3. 1A-3 Fire Engine Maintenance Procedure and Record (FEMPR)

4. What is it? The FEMPR is the documentation tool required by the BLM to record various mechanical procedures that the engine operator performs on the engine. The FEMPR is also an information resource on how to perform various mechanical procedures on the engine. 1A-4

5. 1A-5 Items that need to be recorded in the FEMPR are: Vehicle Data Pump Package Data Fire Engine Weight Equipped Fire Engine Weight Fire Engine Inspection Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Regeneration Engine Service Pump Service Pump Performance Test Record

6. 1A-6 FEMPR as an Information Resource Determining Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) Fire Engine Inspection Instructions Performing and Air Brake Check Jump Starting Procedures Pump Performance Instructions

7. 1A-7 Fire Engine Inspection

8. 1A-8 Inspection Walk-Around Passenger Side FrontDriver Side Front Driver Side RearPassenger Side Rear Cab

9. 1A-9 Cab & Chassis

10. 1A-10 Approach

11. 1A-11 Dripping Fluids?

12. 1A-12 Hood

13. 1A-13 Oil

14. 1A-14 Power Steering Fluid

15. 1A-15 Fuel Filter

16. 1A-16 Fuel/Water Separator

17. 1A-17 Automatic Transmission Fluid

18. 1A-18 Fan and Fan Belts

19. 1A-19 Driver Side Front Tire, Rim, Hub and Suspension

20. 1A-20 Tire Damage

21. 1A-21 Leaf Springs

22. 1A-22 Shocks

23. 1A-23 Tie Rods

24. 1A-24 Front Bumper

25. 1A-25 Coolant

26. 1A-26 Radiator

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28. Radiator 1A-28

29. 1A-29 Air Filters

30. 1A-30 Air Filter Restriction Gauge

31. 1A-31 Hoses

32. 1A-32 Passenger Side Front Tire, Rim, Hub and Suspension

33. Fuel Tank and Brackets 1A-33

34. 1A-34 Fuel Tank Leaks

35. 1A-35 Passenger Side Door(s)

36. 1A-36 Passenger Side General Condition

37. 1A-37 Passenger Side Undercarriage

38. 1A-38 Debris Buildup

39. 1A-39 Exhaust

40. 1A-40 Passenger Side Rear Tire, Hub and Suspension

41. 1A-41 Vehicle Rear

42. 1A-42 Top Deck

43. 1A-43 Rear Undercarriage

44. 1A-44 Driver Side General Condition

45. 1A-45 Driver Side Rear Tire, Rim, Hub and Suspension

46. 1A-46 Driver Side Undercarriage

47. 1A-47 Air Tanks

48. 1A-48 Batteries

49. 1A-49 Fuse Boxes

50. 1A-50 Terminal Blocks

51. 1A-51 Electric Circuit Box

52. 1A-52 Rear Electrical Junction Terminal cover removed

53. 1A-53 Driver Side Door(s)

54. 1A-54 Wheel Chocks

55. 1A-55 Inside Cab

56. 1A-56 Lights and Signals

57. 1A-57 Mirrors and Glass

58. 1A-58 Gauges and Switches

59. 1A-59 2-Way Radio/PA

60. 1A-60 Clutch and Gear Shifter

61. 1A-61 Wipers and Washers

62. 1A-62 Horn and Backup Alarm

63. 1A-63 Seat Belts

64. 1A-64 Heater and A/C

65. 1A-65 Log Book/Accident Forms

66. 1A-66 Fire Extinguisher

67. 1A-67 First Aid Kit(s)

68. 1A-68 Reflector Set

69. 1A-69 Jack and Lug Wrench

70. 1A-70 Normal Unit Stocking (NUS)

71. 1A-71 Brakes

72. 1A-72 Parking Brake

73. 1A-73 Air Brakes

74. 1A-74 Slack Adjusters

75. 1A-75 Brake Chamber/Canister

76. 1A-76 Brake Lines

77. 1A-77 Post Off-Road Fire Engine Inspection

78. 1A-78 Post Off-Road Inspection

79. 1A-79 Post Off-Road Inspection Checklist Steering Tires/rims Brakes Drive train Suspension Radiator screen Noxious weeds

80. 1A-80 Seeds trapped in undercarriage. Check for weeds! Keep vehicles clean! Noxious Weeds

81. 1A-81 Engine Fire Readiness (Post-Incident) Items to clean and inspect Normal unit stocking (NUS) Equipment/NUS replacement procedures Damage and repair documentation Vehicle watch out situations

82. 1A-82 Equipment/NUS Replacement

83. 1A-83 Incidents with a Supply Unit Determine the process to get general supply items. Determine the process for fireline replacement and damaged items. Present accurate engine or equipment NUS lists to obtain security clearance upon demobilization for the incident.

84. 1A-84 Incidents without a Supply Unit Fill out an Incident Replacement Requisition (OF-315). Obtain line supervisor approval for use of the OF-315 and obtain “S” number(s) for expanded dispatch. Additional property loss forms can be filled at home unit and back channeled to incident agency.

85. 1A-85 Damage or Repair Reporting and Documentation Report and document damage to the engine or repairs needed on the engine to a fireline supervisor. Complete proper documentation before leaving any incident.

86. 1A-86 Vehicle Watch Out Situations Skid plate/diesel particulate filter (DPF) Radiator screen Rock(s) between the duals

87. 1A-87 Objectives Complete all fire engine and post off-road inspections as identified in the Fire Engine Maintenance Procedure Record (FEMPR). Correctly enter all information in the Fire Engine Maintenance Procedure Record (FEMPR).

88. 1A-88 Baffle Case Study

89. What are baffles in a water tank? 1A-89

90. Baffles are steel/plastic plates that are inside the tank that prevent water from sloshing around in the tank. 1A-90

91. Holes in the baffles allow water to flow between compartments. 1A-91

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