Ambulance Service

24 hr Ambulance Service

Presently, through Areas, State HQ now has the following vehicles:-

Selangor Coastal Area / Kawasan Pantai Selangor (KPS) :

Interestingly, the plate nos. of KPS fleet are 911 since the inception of its 1st well equipped ambulance in 1990. The purpose is for 1 identification and also motivation for the ambulance staff.
Since 2005, the plate no. 911 was then implemented statewide and today we stand proud that almost 96% of our more than 40 ambulances and other supporting vehicles are now registered with no. 911

32 – Ambulances (4 units BCM Foton, 2 units M/Benz 315D (Bariatric), 1 unit Nissan FPWGE50 (4×4), 25 units Toyota Haice Window Van)
7 – Staff Cars (1 unit Toyota Unser, 1 unit Nissan C22, 1 unit Renault Kangoo, 2 units Proton Saga,1 unit Proton Exora & 1 unit Perodua Myvi)
4 – First Responder (2-Mofaz Scotter, 2-Modenas Scotter)
2 – MiniBus (1-Food Transit, 1-M/Benze 313 Sprinter)
2 – Box Van (1-HINO 5 Tons Lorry, 1-Inokom Box Van)
1 – Pickup (Era Star)
1 – Mobile Clinic (Ford Transit 350L)

Selangor Northern Area / Kawasan Selangor Utara (KSU) :

04 – Ambulance (Toyota Hiace)

Selangor Southern Area / Kawasan Selangor Selatan (KSS) :

08 – Ambulances (Toyota Hiace x 6 units, Ford Transit short base x 1 unit, WestStar x 1 unit)
01 – Transport (Nissan C-20)
04 – Supporting Vehicle (Nissan Grand Livina x 1 unit, Perodua Axia x 1 unit, WestStar x 2 units)
01 – Scooter as First Responder (Modenas Elegan)

Selangor Western Area / Kawasan Selangor Barat (KSB) :

02 – Ambulances (Toyota Hiace)
02 – Transport (Toyota Hiace & Nissan C-22)

Shah Alam Area / Kawasan Shah Alam (KSA) :

Yet to activate

Selangor Northern Central Area / Kawasan Selangor Tengah Utara (KSTU) :

06 – Ambulances (Toyota Hiace x 4 units, Nissan C-22 x 2 units)
01 – Scooter as First Responder (Modenas Elegan)

Selangor Southern Central Area /Kawasan Selangor Tengah Selatan (KSTS) :

02 – Ambulances (Toyota Hiace)
01 – Transport (Toyota Hiace)

Selangor Western Central Area / Kawasan Selangor Tengah Barat (KSTB) :

Yet to activate

KPS runs its 24 hour Emergency Ambulance Service since 1990 with more than 30 full-time staff.
A fee is charged on each call depending on location but free service is provided for MVA cases (Motor Vehicle/s Accidents).

State HQ launched the statewide Ambulance Service in February 2009 with all Areas participating, with the call centre based in KPS due to their facility and wireless communication fixed in all ambulances and Area HQs.

Since 01.04.2003, KPS being contracted to Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Klang with 2 ambulances on 24 hours to response emergency calls.

Since November 2009, KPS is also contracted to Pahang-Selangor Raw Water Transfer Project under Shimizu-Nishimatsu-UEMB-IJM JV for 5 years.
2 ambulances are stationed on 24 hours with each at Hulu Langat, Selangor and Karak, Pahang.

The 24 hr hotline number is 3371-5005

Ambulance Fleet

Staff Vehicles

Our New Ambulance Design

Ambulance In Action

Recent Events

2018 Mock Exercise

On January 28th, 2018, St. John Ambulans Malaysia held their yearly mock exercise simulation together with the co-operation with Port Klang & Shah Alam fire brigade & Klang Hospital (HTAR) & Shah Alam Hospital along Persiaran Raja Muda, Klang route.

2012 Ambulance Handover

January 28th, 2012, Ambulance Hand-over, Donated by The Late Mr. Lee Swee Hwa & Mdm. Tan Ah Lu

2012 Auto-pulse Handing over Ceremony

8th May 2012 Auto-pulse handing over ceremony between St. John Ambulans Malaysia & ZOLL Medical Corporation.

2015 Rotary Pudu Ambulances Handover

On March 7th, 2015, an handover ceremony event of 2 fully equipped ambulances by Rotary Club of Pudu to St. John Ambulans Malaysia, Kawasan Pantai Selangor with guest of honour YB. Senator Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun (Deputy Minister of Women, Family and Community Development) was held at St. John Ambulans Malaysia, Kawasan Pantai Selangor Area Headquarters.

2015 SJAM-KPS Full Time Staff Appreciation Night

On August 8, 2015 SJAM-KPS held an appreciation night dinner for their full time staff.

2016 Launch of Bariatric Ambulance

IT was an unbelievable night for St John Ambulance Malaysia-Selangor Darul Ehsan (SJAM-SDE) after hearing they would get a second bariatric ambulance. SJAM-SDE was ecstatic to hear that the donor of the first bariatric ambulance, Koperasi Monspace Bhd, had agreed to donate another one for their use, on the same night of the launch of the first ambulance. The bariatric ambulance is specially designed to carry patients weighing up to 350kg, with special functions that make the transportation easier on the rescuers as well. It took a year to get the bariatric ambulance, which was assembled in Germany and later sent to Sydney, Australia, for interior fabrication.

SJAM-SDE state Commander Datuk Yeo Kim Thong said the RM1mil ambulance has been an anticipated addition to SJAM’s service, especially in the last few years.

“The need for such ambulance is inevitable as we have been called on many occasions to handle obese patients and were handicapped to handle such cases. “At times, our ambulance staff were inflicted with spinal problems,” he added. The bariatric ambulance, together with an additional eight new standard ambulances, was launched by Sultan of Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah at a glitzy dinner at the Setia Alam Convention Centre. SJAM-SDE now has 33 ambulances and Yeo said the bariatric ambulance would also be used around the country should the need arise. Koperasi Monspace Bhd chief executive officer Datuk Sri Lai Chai Suang said she was happy to contribute positively towards SJAM’s efforts. “I think the help and sacrifice the volunteers and staff do are bigger than mine. I just donate money but these people spend time and effort, which is great,” she said. SJAM also received four entries in the Malaysia Book of Records, the first for the Longest Serving Commander-in-Chief (23 years), First Bariatric Ambulance, Most Number of Ambulances in a district (39 units) and Longest Running Ambulance services (38 years). The longest-serving commander-in-chief for SJAM is Datuk Dr Low Bin Tick, who will be retiring this year. Dr Low said the ambulances would amp up their performance and ensure they were prepared for any emergency. “If we do not reach on time, it will cost lives. We are all about saving lives – as many as we can,” he stressed. At the event, a memorandum of cooperation (MoC) was also signed between SJAM-SDE and the Red Cross of China on first aid training support, humanitarian support and exchange programme. The MoC was decided upon after the successful launching of 15 polyclinics in the outskirts of Shaanxi Province in the aftermath of the earthquake in Sichuan in 2008. Some 1,000 guests, supporters, donors and friends were entertained with live music during the gala dinner and launch event.

Source: The Star Online

2016 Ambulance Handover

Pudu Rotary Club donates two ambulances to St John Ambulance Malaysia

KLANG: The St John Ambulance Malaysia (SJAM) received two fully equipped ambulances from Pudu Rotary Club (PRC) to be used as part of its nationwide lifesaving force. The ambulances, costing RM340,000, came fully installed with major specialised medical equipments to provide better assistance in emergency cases. The ambulances were donated as part of PRC’s programme to provide humanity services to the community in conjunction with its 50th anniversary. PRC president Sandy Soh said the handover of the ambulances was made possible with donations from various organisations and individuals to the cause. “SJAM has always been an important partner to PRC as we share a common goal to help those in need without distinction of race or religion,” she said, adding that with two fully equipped additional ambulances, more lives can be saved by the SJAM team. The handing over ceremony was officiated by Women, Family and Community Development Deputy Minister Datin Paduka Chew Mei Fun at SJAM Kawasan Pantai Selangor headquarters here today. Source: TheSunDaily