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LOCKER

• A locker has been placed in the EMS supply room at Station 12 to store the ALS box when E12 is out of service.
• The ALS box is the only item to be stored in the locker.
• The locker will be secured with a keyed lock and a numbered breakaway seal.
• The locker’s key will be kept in the officer’s room desk, top left drawer when not in use along with the yellow seals, clipboard and forms.

FORMS

• Station 12 has been given a clipboard and forms to document when the ALS box is removed and when it is returned to the locker.
• The form SHALL be completed thoroughly with all the information required to indicate when the ALS box is removed from and replaced back into the locker.

PROCEDURE

• When E12 goes in service,
  • Standard 0700-hour check
  • The officer or the Paramedic will check the locker and confirm that the ALS box was properly locked up with the seal logged on the clipboard form.
  • Move the ALS box from the locker to the rig
  • Check the ALS box and sealed medication pouch - confirm and log old and new medication pouch seals in E12's Medication Journal
  • Announce to the RCOG on Channel 1 that E12 is in service
  • Make a standard journal entry to start the day - including the time that E12 went in service and the ALS box's medication pouch seal
• When E12 goes out-of-service,
  • Announce to the RCOG on Channel 1 that E12 is out-of-service.
  • Ensure accuracy of (Record) the seal on the medication pouch in the ALS box.
  • The ALS box shall be placed in the locker and the keyed lock and numbered seal SHALL be in place.
  • Make an entry and log the new seal on the clipboard form.
  • Make a journal entry logging the time that E12 went o/s and that the station was checked and secured.
  • Check to ensure the station is completely secured when leaving the station.
• If these procedures have not been followed, Battalion Chief 3 will be notified.

Thank You

Effective Date: October 30, 2025