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STANDARD OPERATING GUIDELINES Policy #: 5.313 Effective Date: 12/14/2015 Title: Driver Certification and Refresher Training # of pages: 7 Category: Training Classification: Red 1. PURPOSE: To define the requirements for driving department apparatus. 2. POLICY: Initial Training: Full Time Employees: Full Time Employees will not be allowed to drive emergency vehicles while responding to emergency calls (code 3) until they have completed the following requirements. The only exception is that employees with less than six months service may drive the ambulances to the hospital from the scene after meeting requirement 1 & 3. The Chief of the department may completely waive # 2 after reviewing previous experience, but this is on a case by case basis only. 1. They have completed the department s driver training program AR010 (usually held during drill school). 2. They have been employed at least six months. 3. Completed and received a CEVO III certificate. 4. Completed the orientation (which includes a prescribed road course) on each apparatus they will be cleared to drive and have the SPFD driver certification form signed off by their officer. 5. Their officer(s) have signed off and documented (Naviline) that the employee has 16 hours of non emergency driving hours. 6. Completed appropriate in service instruction for each apparatus they are to operate (i.e. Basic Pumps or Aerial Operator) Part Time Employees (Call Company): Part time employees will not be allowed to drive emergency vehicles while responding to emergency calls until they complete the following requirements. 1. They are 21 years or older 2. They have completed the department s driver training program AR010 3. They have completed Basic Fire School 4. Completed and received a CEVO III certificate 5. They have been employed at least six months 6. Completed the orientation (which includes a prescribed road course) on each apparatus they will be cleared to drive and have the SPFD driver certification form signed off by their officer.

7. Completed the orientation on each apparatus they will be cleared to drive and signed off by their officer. 8. Completed an appropriate class for each apparatus they are to operate (i.e. Basic Pumps or Aerial Operator) Refresher Training Every three years each member of the department is required to attend refresher training following department lesson plan AR010 and completing the SPFD recertification checklist and the prescribed driving course. 3. REFERENCES: Maine Bureau of Labor Standards SPFD Bulletin 2006-04 By Order Of: Kevin W Guimond Kevin W. Guimond Fire Chief 5.313 2

Purpose: To provide documentation that an individual has completed the required minimum training before receiving authorization from the Fire Chief to drive fire department apparatus. Scope: This checklist and required CEVO III Course documentation shall apply to all fire department members who will be authorized to drive fire department apparatus. It is expected that competency will be demonstrated in all areas before authorization will be made. The following checklist will be completed and signed by the member and evaluator. The completed document will be submitted to the Chief Officer for his/her review and approval before a member can operate the designated apparatus other than for training purposes. The completed form will be kept in the department driver training binder. Driver / Vehicle Information Driver s Name: Evaluator s Name: Date of Evaluation: Total Hours Driven: Driver s License No.: Expiration Date: Restrictions: S Satisfactory U Unsatisfactory N/A Not Applicable RE-S Re-evaluated Satisfactory Engine Ladder Squad Ambulance Enter Apparatus number used for test Reviewed differences from personal vehicle and stability issues Reviewed controls, instrumentation and equipment Review steering and maneuvering Review refueling procedures Discuss the limitations of the safe operation of the apparatus: Difficult and/or restricted areas Winter driving Limitations when wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Demonstrate pre-response inspection walk around safety check Check and adjust mirrors Secure Seat Belts/ Seat adjustment Driver and Crew Check braking system for function, air pressure, and E-brake Check instruments for normal readings Four left and four right hand turns Straight section of urban street or two-lane rural road at least 1 mile. One through intersection and two intersections where a stop has to be made One curve, either left or right Section of a limited access highway that includes a conventional ramp entrance and exit (if applicable) Downgrade long enough to require braking, or use of Jake Brake, retarder, and/or ABS One underpass or low clearance or bridge Verify audible back-up alarm Demonstrate backing into station with spotter (per SOP/Policy) Demonstrate securing unit parking brake, wheel chocks Apply air brakes properly Reduce speed and brake before curves or down grades 5.313 3

Shifting downshift and change gears properly Proper Hand Position (10 and 2) (9 and 3 with air bags) Follows all traffic control signs Use of tire chains (if applicable) Speed according to posted limits or reduced at the following: Intersections Congested highways Schools Weather conditions Passing other vehicles Cautionary areas (pedestrian etc) Maintain a safe following distance (rule of thumb 4 sec under 40 mph) Intersections: Decelerate and cover brake Scan for hazards Complete stop before entering intersection Proceed through with caution Treat each lane of crossing traffic as a separate intersection Position vehicle to protect personnel and scene (according to department guidelines) Date of Examination Comments 5.313 4

Required Driving Route (for Central) CIRCLE IF USED 1. Start at Central Station in front bay 2. Left on to Broadway 3. Curve right staying on Broadway (1+ mile of two lane urban street) (School Zone) 4. Left onto Main Street 5. Right onto Maine Turnpike Approach (Limited Access Highway) 6. Take 1 st Exit/On Ramp (I-295 N Portland) and then Exit onto Broadway 7. Take Right onto Broadway from I-295 8. Continue East on Broadway 9. Under Rail Overpass 10. Remain on Broadway 11. Down Brown s Hill 12. Remain on Broadway until Cottage Road 13. Right on to Cottage Road 14. Curve left on Cottage Road 15. Up Meeting House Hill 16. Left on to Pillsbury Street 17. Right into Willard Station Lot a. Perform Alley Dock b. Perform Station Simulation 18. Left on to Pillsbury Street 19. Right on to Cottage Road 20. Curve right on Cottage Road 21. Left on to Broadway 22. Left on to Central s ramp 23. Back into Car 2 s bay Required Driving Route (for West End) CIRCLE IF USED 1. Start at West End Station in front bay 2. Left onto Western Ave 3. Through Gorham Rd Intersection 4. Curve Western Ave by Big Apple 5. Under I-295 Underpass 6. Left onto Broadway 7. Continue East on Broadway (1+ Mile of two lane urban street) (School Zone) 8. Under Rail Overpass 9. Continue East on Broadway through Cash Corner 10. Down Brown s Hill 11. Right onto Lincoln Street 12. Right Curve on Lincoln Street 13. Left Curve onto Pleasant Ave 14. Right Curve on Pleasant Ave. 15. Left onto Hemco Road 16. Right onto Dartmouth Road 17. Curve onto Rumery Road. 5.313 5

18. Left onto Main Street 19. Continue Up Hill on Main Street 20. Right onto Maine Turnpike Approach (Limited Access Highway) 21. Take 1 st Exit/On Ramp (I-295 N Portland) and then Exit onto Broadway 22. Take Right onto Broadway from I-295 23. Left onto Westbrook Street 24. Under I-295 Underpass 25. Continue Through Gorham Rd Intersection Curve onto Western Ave. 26. Right onto James Baka Drive a. Perform Alley Dock b. Back into station doorway Evaluator s Signature: Date: 5.313 6

has satisfactorily demonstrated appropriate skills required of a driver/operator. I, Evaluator for the South Portland Fire Department, recommend that the above individual be granted authorization to drive the below referenced vehicle(s). Driver has reviewed all motor vehicle regulations (29-A)? Driver has completed CEVO III Course? Driver has completed operator training for vehicles approved for? (i.e. Basic Pumps, Aerial School, etc.) Driver reviewed Department SOGs and Polices Yes No Instructor s Signature Date Member s Signature Date I, Chief, Chief of the South Portland Fire Department, hereby authorize the above named member to operate below referenced vehicle(s). Signature Date Initials Vehicle Type Officer s Initial 3 Year Review 6 Year Review 9 Year Review Initials Date Initials Date Initials Date Initials Date Engines Ladders Squads Ambulances 5.313 7