AES Safe Driving Policy

Who is allowed in AES vehicles?

• AES personnel in the course of their duty

• Chye Tiam

• Employees whose duties require their attendance at an emergency

• Contractor

In exceptional circumstances, the VOIC may permit members of other emergency services or any other person the VOIC deems necessary, to travel in an AES vehicle. True or False?

• True

• False

An approved AES ERDT course includes

• Preparing and driving vehicles at high speed

• Undertaking an emergency response using a vehicle

• Demonstrating advanced driving skills

• 15 secs planking

Under what conditions shall AES personnel be allowed to drive AES vehicle?

• the driver holds a valid driving licence as a minimum, and carries it with him at all times whilst driving an AES vehicle

• Obtain a class 3 driving licence

• Clear 50 hours of spare duties

• 10 Day 10 Nights

Before drive off an AES vehicle, the driver shall

• Clean the vehicle so looks shiny

• Pump the tyre to the optimum pressure

• Inform DNCO

• Stow or secure all loose items

Which is NOT the responsibilities of the driver?

• Drivers shall be responsible for the safety of vehicle passengers, other road users and the public

• Drivers shall be also responsible for the operation of or request for activation ofemergency lights and sirens

• Collect money for lunch

• Drivers shall drive in a defensive, safe and responsible manner following directions from the VOIC

When do we need to fasten seatbelts?

• When we saw Traffic police

• At all times

• Chief in station

• AFTDS

The marshal shall maintain visual contact with the driver and use appropriate signaling procedures until the vehicle has become stationary. True or False?

• True

• FALSE

What shall be use by marshaller when marshalling the vehicles?

• Marshalling wands

• High visibility vest

• All of the above

• Whistles

When an AES vehicle is parked, the hand brakeis to be fully applied and the transmission shall be placed in the Park position. True or False?

• True

• False