Use this starting layout to compare where communication tools, a light, keys and a phone might go during a mobile-patrol assignment.
OSG example, not an employer-approved or field-tested equipment bundle. This is a visual starting point. Confirm your permitted equipment, actual dimensions and mounting before using or buying gear.
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What is in the example
- Radio holder
- Phone pouch
- Key holder
- Flashlight holder
- Small utility pouch
- Role identification
Questions to discuss
- Which items duplicate equipment already on the duty belt?
- Can the actual setup be worn correctly with the vehicle’s seat belt?
- Do seated and standing checks reveal clearance or access problems? The builder cannot simulate these.
Make it your own
Move, add or remove items to suit the assignment. Compare front and back views, download an image and use Copy share link to keep an editable version. Browser autosave is local to that browser; it is not account-based cloud storage.
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