12 Questions
What is the maximum OOS-Repair time allowed for mechanical repairs on an ambulance?
30 minutes
What should the medic crew do when their vehicle is unable to continue to an assigned emergency call?
Notify EMS Communications on the radio
When is it necessary to change into a Ready Reserve at EMSG?
Not necessary to change into a Ready Reserve for any repair
Who should the medic crew coordinate with when going to EMSG due to a mechanical issue?
Both EMS Communications Commander and Field Commander
What should the medic crew do during non-emergency situations when a mechanical issue makes it unsafe or renders the unit unable to drive to EMSG?
Notify the Field Commander directly
What determines whether the medic crew should change into a Ready Reserve upon arrival at EMSG?
Consultation with the EMSG Supervisor, Field Commander, and/or EMS Communications Commander
What should the crew do if the repair is estimated to require more than 30 minutes of out of service time?
Change into a Ready Reserve and change their status to AVCL
When may the medic crew remain in an AVCL status at EMSG?
When the repair is anticipated to be brief
What should the medic crew do when no Ready Reserve ambulances are available?
Consult with the Field Commander for direction
What are the Field Commander's responsibilities?
Monitor out of service times for all system units
Who can release the medic crew to their home district or other location?
Field Commander
What should be done to keep out of service times to less than 30 minutes?
Monitor out of service times for all system units
This quiz covers the procedure for minimizing mechanically-related out of service time/lost unit hours for front line ambulances at EMSG during repairs. It includes principles, responsibilities, and communication protocols for medic crews.
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