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Is responsible for daily mechanical checkout of unit to ensure safety for operations. (Is qualified OIC of unit and has completed EVOC-B class and all emergency driving requirements.)  \n•  Officer-responsible for the crew and the plans of mitigating emergencies and overall patient care. The officer is also responsible for completing medical report for hospital and a report in the computer system after every call to document actions taken. (Is certified EMT-B and OIC of unit.)  \n• A3/A4 – assists with patient care and does as instructed by OIC. May be an EMT-B or EMS Intern in process of taking EMT-B Class.  \nMarch 2010 5  \nFreightliner/International  \nMarch 2010 6  \nFreightliner/International Wheeled Coach Inventory  \n• The inventories on the Montgomery county units meet the minimum for Maryland Ambulance Seal of Excellence Program.  \n• Montgomery County Inventory list is for both ALS and BLS units.  \n• All units must have the same basic minimum inventory.  \n• Depending on the units, there might be some minor differences in location of equipment.  \n• Each day the crew is responsible for ensuring that they have adequate supplies on the unit and that everything is operational.  \n• Weekly they need to go through complete inventory checklist.  \nMarch 2010 7  \nExterior of Units – Officer’s Side  \nMarch 2010 8  \nExterior of Units – Officer’s Side  \nInventory  \nMarch 2010 9  \nRight Rear Outside Compartment  \n• 1 Extrication Kit  \n• 2 Triage Kits (Fanny Packs)  \n• 2 Backboards-Plastic  \n• 2 KEDs  \n• 1 Pediatric Immobilization Device  \n• 1 Half BackboardPlastic  \n• 1 Orthopedic Frame (Scoop)  \n• 1 Stair Chair (or in Left Middle Lower  \nCompartment on units manufactured after 6/07)  \nMarch 2010 10","cbCaiqrOaYeUSzgl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqrOaYeUSzgl","pdf",2099050,"English","# VBOC Ambulance Operations Module\n## Goals & Objectives\n## Montgomery County Ambulance Fleet (ALS & BLS)\n## Types of Calls Respond To\n## Crew Positions / Riding Assignments & Responsibilities\n## Freightliner / International Wheeled Coach\n## Freightliner / International Wheeled Coach Inventory\n## Exterior of Units - Officer’s Side","[{\"question\":\"What are the main goals and objectives of the VBOC Ambulance Operations module?\",\"answer\":\"The module focuses on ambulance types, the call types they respond to, crew responsibilities, onboard inventory and checkout procedures, specialized equipment bags, and safe stretcher and lifting techniques, including other patient mobilization devices.\"},{\"question\":\"What ambulance types are included in the Montgomery County fleet and when were they used?\",\"answer\":\"The fleet includes Collins Wheeled Coach units prior to 2007 and Freightliner/International Wheeled Coach units after 2007.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the responsibilities of the driver, officer, and A3/A4 riding assignments?\",\"answer\":\"The driver operates the unit safely and completes daily mechanical checkout. 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