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According to the SOP, who is responsible for ensuring station inspections are completed?
According to the SOP, who is responsible for ensuring station inspections are completed?
What is the primary goal of the station inspection program?
What is the primary goal of the station inspection program?
How often are station inspections conducted?
How often are station inspections conducted?
Which of the following is NOT included in the list of items to be inspected?
Which of the following is NOT included in the list of items to be inspected?
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What form is required for documenting station inspections?
What form is required for documenting station inspections?
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What is the purpose of the preface section in this SOP?
What is the purpose of the preface section in this SOP?
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What is the primary purpose of the SOP 908 document?
What is the primary purpose of the SOP 908 document?
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What is the significance of the revision and reviewed dates on this SOP?
What is the significance of the revision and reviewed dates on this SOP?
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Study Notes
Standard Operating Procedure for Station Inspections
- Subject: Station Inspections
- Category: Support Services
- Subcategory: S.O.P. 908
- Effective Date: 09/01/15
- Revision Date: 05/28/20
- Reviewed Date: 02/01/22
- Purpose: To evaluate and document the condition and operation of fire and rescue stations, including personnel and equipment, in compliance with Florida State Fire Marshal regulations.
Inspection Responsibility
- The Division Chief of Health and Safety is responsible for ensuring station inspections are completed.
Inspection Schedule and Procedure
- Inspections are conducted quarterly to ensure safety and comply with State Fire Marshal regulations.
- Inspections cover general station conditions, housekeeping, exits, walking surfaces, apparatus maintenance areas, laundry/cleaning areas, building exteriors, decontamination rooms, fire prevention/protection, hazardous materials, electrical wiring/fixtures, and excessive supplies.
Inspection Documentation
- All inspections are documented using the CFR-050 - Facilities Checklist Report.
- The completed report is submitted to the Division Chief of Health and Safety for review.
- A copy of the report is provided to the station officer for addressing any corrective actions needed.
- Once corrective actions are completed, the form is kept on file by the Division Chief of Health and Safety.
Corrective Actions
- Station officers are responsible for immediately addressing any noted deficiencies.
- Any deficiencies beyond the station personnel's ability to correct are referred to the Division Chief of Health & Safety for further action.
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