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    we recently took delivery of a new engine are im trying to put together an inspection binder for it. im having trouble coming up with ideas for a quick hose inspection check list. im looking for some simple ideas and if possible a picture of what your sheet looks like so i can come up with something for my dept.

    thanks
    joe
    SVFC

  • #2
    are you looking for if there is a certain amount of hose that you are checking for each day? nozzles in position? loaded correctly in your department's choice of hose loads?

    please explain better what you need.
    Originally Posted by madden01
    "and everyone is encouraged to use Plain, Spelled Out English. I thought this was covered in NIMS training."

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    • #3
      looking to have FF's check hose condition. this is as part of a quick weekly truck inspection. we have an outside company come in and pressure test all the hose annually. im not sure if that explains it any better. i can picture in my head what i want but i cant exactly explain it

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      • #4
        inspection of hose jacket, couplings and gaskets.

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        • #5
          Are you expecting that once a week, all of the hose on your rig is going to be pulled for the specific purpose of inspecting the wear, tear, and gaskets? As much as I'm all about being prepared and safe, I don't think you're going to have a lot of guys on your side when you present this idea to them.

          Checking hundreds of feet of hose flies in the face of a "quick" weekly inspection.
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          • #6
            Where you wanting a form for annual hose testing and inspection?

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            • #7
              Pulling a hose load off the rig to check the condition of the hose jacket, couplings and gaskets for "a quick weekly check" is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard of.
              ‎"The education of a firefighter and the continued education of a firefighter is what makes "real" firefighters. Continuous skill development is the core of progressive firefighting. We learn by doing and doing it again and again, both on the training ground and the fireground."
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              • #8
                Originally posted by CaptainGonzo
                Pulling a hose load off the rig to check the condition of the hose jacket, couplings and gaskets for "a quick weekly check" is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard of.
                Aaaaaaaaaaaaagreed.
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                I don't mind fire rolling over my head. I just don't like it rolling UNDER my a**.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by CaptainGonzo
                  Pulling a hose load off the rig to check the condition of the hose jacket, couplings and gaskets for "a quick weekly check" is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard of.
                  way too much overkill in my opinion. count the folds (ensuring loaded amount), look at the nozzle, and that it is secure on the engine....otherwise wait until the next time you pull it
                  Originally Posted by madden01
                  "and everyone is encouraged to use Plain, Spelled Out English. I thought this was covered in NIMS training."

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by jmd2323
                    we recently took delivery of a new engine are im trying to put together an inspection binder for it. im having trouble coming up with ideas for a quick hose inspection check list. im looking for some simple ideas and if possible a picture of what your sheet looks like so i can come up with something for my dept.

                    thanks
                    joe
                    SVFC


                    Do a walk around the ride. Look at all the hose lines, nozzles, appliances both outside and inside compartments.

                    Make sure nothing is just "hanging" on the ride. Check the lights and replace lamps or modules if defective.

                    ONCE a week pull the ride out on the ramp and run the engine, pump and flow some water. You can also crack open the tank fill to flow water back to the tank. After these checks, maybe you and several others can take the ride around you area to let the tires and everything else get some exercise!!
                    Stay Safe and Well Out There....

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