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All Inclusive Public Safety Dive Truck & Trailer Ideas for Dive Rescue Team / Unit
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Pickens County SC Water Response Team Trailer 1 build out.
Now that I have finished searching the past now to start the future.
Our team recently received a 7 X 14 double axle trailer w/rear loading ramp that was new to us but old to the county. It was given to a rescue squad but they never put it to use and sat empty. So my team will put it to use. Below is a picture of one of the Tow Trucks recently marked up, and the current state of the trailer. We just got it back today from getting the line X floor coating done. The outside is scheduled to be striped similar to the tow truck in the next three weeks. The team will paint the walls white to help with keeping the light inside bright at night.
Now that I have finished searching the past now to start the future.
Our team recently received a 7 X 14 double axle trailer w/rear loading ramp that was new to us but old to the county. It was given to a rescue squad but they never put it to use and sat empty. So my team will put it to use. Below is a picture of one of the Tow Trucks recently marked up, and the current state of the trailer. We just got it back today from getting the line X floor coating done. The outside is scheduled to be striped similar to the tow truck in the next three weeks. The team will paint the walls white to help with keeping the light inside bright at night.
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Pickens County SC Water Response Team Trailer 1 build out.
The gray or black you see on the walls is a magnetic powder primer paint we put on the walls so we can use magnets on the back of laminated equipment checklists, rapid Neuro checklists,Witness / incident command checklists, and clipboards to keep near the future cabinets that will be constructed soon. On top of this primer is white Dry Erase Paint. Its Waterproof thick, very durable, and very easy to clean. Moisture will not absorb into the wood now. This also allows the entire white area to be a dry Erase board for notes or future incident command wall space if needed. Striping will be done soon after thanksgiving. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
The gray or black you see on the walls is a magnetic powder primer paint we put on the walls so we can use magnets on the back of laminated equipment checklists, rapid Neuro checklists,Witness / incident command checklists, and clipboards to keep near the future cabinets that will be constructed soon. On top of this primer is white Dry Erase Paint. Its Waterproof thick, very durable, and very easy to clean. Moisture will not absorb into the wood now. This also allows the entire white area to be a dry Erase board for notes or future incident command wall space if needed. Striping will be done soon after thanksgiving. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
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