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Duty Report

After every duty, each division or member is compulsary to fill in this report with the details allocated and hand a copy to the SOD and officer-in-charge.

Awards

Service Stripe

For Cadets who obtain more than 30 duty hours are entitled to receive a Service Stripe. It is worn horizontally with point to front 38mm (1.5inches) from the bottom of the right sleeve

Special Service Shield
This Special Service Shield is worn above the right pocket of a Cadet uniform. The bottom badge should be 13mm above the nametag.
100 hours - green
200 hours - blue
500 hours - purple
750 hours - silver
1000 hours - gold

Duty Certificate
This cartificate is only issued to Adult members who obtained more than 100 hours in one year.

Brief Knowledge

First Aid Duties

Public Duties
First aid and home nursing assistance is the primary work of the St. John Ambulance of Malaysia. Our members are trained in the latest first aid, life-saving and personal nursing care, and are involved in any functions and events to render first-aid. Some of these major events are the 16th Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur in 1998, Sukan Malaysia (SUKMA) and Second-Link Run. More than 60 of our ambulances also stationed at tolls along the North-South Highway during festival celebrations such as Chinese New Year, Thaipusam, Hari Raya and many more. Our presence at these events can be easily distinguished by our members in black and white uniform, and prompt in giving aid to the needy.
Highway Emergency Ambulance Service
This service was mooted by our Commander-in-Chief, Y.Bhg. Dato' Dr. Low Bin Tick, in 1996 in conjunction with the double festival celebration - Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Aidilfitri. In view of the increasing fatal accidents on major roads and the North-South Highway during these occasions, St. John members have been dispatched together with 30 ambulances during the week-long celebration to assist in any accidents. With support from various corporate bodies, St. John Ambulance of Malaysia is able to respond on time at the accident sites and bring relief to the casualties.
Every year since 1996, an increasing number of ambulances and members are despatched as part of St. John Ambulance of Malaysia's service to the people of Malaysia. We encourage individuals and corporate bodies to continue supporting us in our effort.

Rules and Regulations

• Members who are unable to attend duties assigned to them are required to find their own replacement.

• It is compulsory for all members on duty to wear their full uniform with their caps on and their membership cards.
• Members on duty are supposed to stand unless they are given permission by the excos or officer in-charge to sit.
• Before any duty, a senior member is required to meet the 'storekeeper' to collect their first aid equipments such as stretcher, first aid kit and ice box.
• Members on duty must maintain their highest level of discipline as they are representing the St John Ambulance of St Michael’s Institution.
• Members on duty are required to bring their respective duty books along to be signed by the officer.
• Be punctual at all duties.
• To those members who failed to obey any of the rules above, the following actions will be taken against them:
i. Severe punishment
ii. Court Marshall
iii. Fined RM5 for each offence or
iv. All of the above