A RISA crew member checks equipment inside an ambulance cabin
The RISA Standard

What verified means at RISA.

One standard for every vehicle, kit, crew and document, whoever owns the ambulance. Checked before the first ride, and again over time.

One standardChecked again on renewal
  • 011 standardFor every vehicle
  • 02VehicleChecked to AIS 125
  • 03CrewTrained and licensed
  • 04RenewedOver time
Four pillars

What every vehicle must pass

The same four pillars apply to every vehicle on the network.

  1. 1VehicleBody, fitness and permits.
  2. 2KitEquipment matched to the care level.
  3. 3CrewLicences and training.
  4. 4DocumentsInsurance and records on file.
Our promise

Visible. Verified. On time.

Visible

Families and hospitals follow every ride live.

Verified

Every vehicle, kit and crew checked to one standard.

On time

One number answered at every hour, with the nearest suitable vehicle sent.

Staying verified

The standard does not stop at joining

  1. Check

    Before the first ride.

  2. Recheck

    On a regular cycle.

  3. Crew updates

    New crew verified first.

  4. Badge

    Active while checks are current.

What hospitals see

The badge on every ride

A hospital coordinator sees verified vehicles on screen
VerifiedOn every ride
  • Verified badge on every vehicle offered
  • Date of the last check
  • Removed if a check is missed
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Questions about the standard?

Talk to the RISA team.

Questions and answers

The RISA Standard, answered

In an emergency, call 1800 108 1800 at any hour. For anything else, write to contact@smartambulance.com.

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Who sets the standard?

RISA, guided by AIS 125 and the 2026 National Ambulance Services guidelines.

Does it apply to partner fleets?

Yes. Every vehicle on the network meets the same standard.

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