Barring any calls, how would you spend your first hour on shift?

"I would relieve the EMT that was on duty the day before and get a report on the status of the ambulance. I would load any gear I needed for the shift onto the ambulance and do an inspection. I would go over all the medical gear and restock if needed. I would check the batteries in the AED, monitor and the radios, check the oxygen levels in all the tanks, and clean the ambulance and gear if needed. I would then check the fuel levels, the tires, under the hood, start the engine, and check the lights and radios. That pretty much takes up the first hour of my shift."