HAR §11-72-45. Performance Standards, dated July 15, 1985 and available from the department

In the case of aircraft, conform to the document entitled Essential Equipment and Requirements for Air Ambulance Services, dated July 15, 1985 and available from the department; (3) Have a state-licensed physician medical director and be staffed by primary crew members; (4) Contain equipment conforming with the standards, requirements, and regulations prescribed in Section 11-72-55; (5) Conform with all applicable laws relating to health, sanitation, and safety; (6) Be maintained in suitable premises with facilities for washing and disinfecting equipment; handling linen and supplies; storing supplies in a clean, dry location; storing personal effects and maintaining cleanliness and orderliness of premises, and disposing of wastes in an acceptable manner. (b) An ambulance service shall notify the director of any change of ownership of an ambulance within ten working days after the sale or other transfer of ownership. (c) Any additional or replacement ambulance acquired by an ambulance service shall conform with all the requirements applicable upon original licensing. (d) Each ambulance service, ambulance, equipment, and the premises designated in the application, and the following records relating to maintenance and operation shall be open to inspection by the director or his designee during usual hours of operation: (1) Personnel records of each ambulance service employee, including evidence of certification required in Hawaii Revised Statutes Sections 453-31 to 453-32, and Administrative Rules 16-85-53 to 16-85-56; (2) Vehicle records for each ambulance, including preventative and corrective maintenance records, vehicle registration records, and records of department of transportation vehicle safety inspections; (3) Records of ambulance service activity; trip records, patient care reports as specified in Section 11-72-22; (4) Written policies and procedures, including a copy of these regulations, which provide to its employees guidelines for operating and maintaining the service and ambulances. (e) No official entry made upon a license may be defaced, removed, or obliterated. (f) No person, either as owner, agent or otherwise, shall advertise or profess to be engaged in ambulance service in the state unless that person possesses a valid ambulance license, and all information contained in such advertisements, signs or other publicity is accurate and does not mislead or result in misrepresentation to the public. [Eff. AUG 12 1985] (Auth: HRS §§321-223, 321-224, 321-226, 321-227, 321-228, 321-233) (Imp: HRS §§321-223, 321-224, 321-226, 321-227, 321-228, 321-233) 72-16