EMS 1.9.1.1

Post Recovery Inspection Practices The following are general practices to follow during post-recovery inspections: • If structural integrity is compromised, becomes unstable, or necessitates
pulling over during transport, repeat the inspection steps outlined in the initial assessment. • Ensure that the high-voltage system remains intact and uncompromised
before resuming transport. • Confirm that the vehicle maintains structural stability while loaded on
a wrecker or flat deck. NEXT Post Recovery Inspection Practices The following are general practices to follow during post-recovery inspections: • Consider alternative containment options, such as bins or water tanks,
for vehicles with a high risk of battery leakage or fire. • Deploy a fire blanket, if required, under the guidance of trained personnel
using proper PPE. • Assess risks associated with loading and transport, including the potential
for thermal runaway or fire. NEXT Post Recovery Inspection Practices The following are general practices to follow during post-recovery inspections: • Perform secondary inspections at each transport stop or upon arrival
at the storage facility. • Look for indicators of thermal runaway, such as smoke, unusual heat,
or hissing sounds, and address any hazards before continuing. • Arrange for a fire department escort for high-risk transport to enhance safety. NEXT Post Recovery Inspection Practices The following are general practices to follow during post-recovery inspections: • Ensure that all loose items or components are safely secured to prevent movement
or additional hazards during transport. • Confirm that the vehicle is securely loaded on the transport equipment.
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