The conventional equipment of an
Ambulance includes stretcher beds, wheelchairs, ventilators, oxygen cylinders, blood pressure monitors, medication or drip bags, alarm lights, walkie talkies, satellite positioning devices, etc., depending on the location of the emergency medical service system. There may be emergency medical technicians or medical personnel at all levels on board the ambulance. Today, the editor will introduce to you the maintenance and driving precautions of city ambulances.
The use of ambulances is coordinated by the office and medical room, and spare ambulance keys are kept by the hospital office. 1. When the second line ambulance driver has no off-duty tasks, report to the hospital office for work, obey the hospital office's work arrangements, assist the hospital office in communication, cleaning, reception, document printing, document organization, document sending and receiving, and other work.
Ambulance drivers need to have a high sense of responsibility and a spirit of saving lives and helping the injured. Ambulances are rented 24 hours a day, and communication tools are kept unobstructed and on standby at any time. Ambulance drivers should always check the configuration of first aid drugs in the vehicle and make up for any deficiencies in a timely manner. The vehicle must be well maintained and maintained in good condition. Vehicles should be ready to depart at all times without delay.
The hospital office should carefully verify the location, time, cause, and maintenance of the ambulance to ensure its authenticity. After review and signing, it should be reported to the finance department for registration and reimbursement. On the way, ambulance drivers should consciously abide by traffic regulations, ensure driving safety, drive in a civilized manner, treat people politely, and warmly serve the injured and sick. The above are the maintenance and driving precautions for municipal ambulances.
