Firefighters clothing

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Firefighters PPE certifications:

Standards EN 469 and EN 659 set out the minimum general requirements for personal protective clothing and protective gloves for firefighters in the context of firefighting or in areas with a risk of heat and / or flame.

These firefighter standards deal with the design of the firefighter's clothing or glove and the performance levelss minimum of the materials used (thermal resistance, for example)

The regulatory fire intervention equipment therefore generally comprises:

  • A firefighter's helmet
  • A fire intervention outfit consisting of a jacket and pants
  • firefighter gloves
  • Protective shoes or boots

Wearing an ARI (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) may also be essential during certain fire interventions.

The essential requirements of fire response gear relate to:

Thermal protection for firefighters including tests of:

  • Flame behavior
  • Heat (Convective, radiant, contact)

Mechanical protection of firefighters, in particular with levels against:

  • Abrasion
  • The cut
  • The tearing
  • Perforation

In short, each type of intervention requires different equipment, whether it concerns extrication operations, rescues, interventions in an aquatic environment, etc.

 

Job description:

The firefighter intervenes on various claims and accidents. In all cases, the handling of fire equipment is obviously required, as well as first aid actions, on site or in an ambulance.

The missions of firefighters, difficult and painful, present significant risks. The frequency and nature of their interventions, the action and prevention strategies oblige them to use different means depending on the areas to be protected: sea, mountain, industrial sites with high chemical or nuclear risk, large urban centers, small towns, etc.

In Paris and in the neighboring departments (Hauts-de-Seine, Val-de-Marne, Seine-Saint-Denis) as well as in Marseille, firefighters are soldiers. In the rest of the territory, these are civilian firefighters who depend on local communities and report to the Ministry of the Interior.

Military firefighters work either for the Paris Fire Brigade (BSPP, depending on the Army), or for the Marseille Firefighters Battalion (BMPM, depending on the Navy). They can be assigned to civil security training and intervention units and to the civil security air force group.

Among civilian firefighters, we distinguish professionals and volunteers, by far the most numerous. The professionals are local officials, while the volunteers fulfill their mission while exercising their own profession in parallel.

Whether professional or military, firefighters are required to provide 24 or 48 hour service in a row to be able to intervene at any time. This permanence is compensated by a rest system.

The lifestyle of professional firefighters and that of the military are similar (barracks, hierarchy, ranks, etc.). Volunteer firefighters, for their part, must organize their lives so that they can be released immediately in the event of an alert. They participate in training and on guard tours.

 

What does SOLAS certification mean?

SOLAS is the acronym for Safety OfLife At Sea. SOLAS is a set of international standards established within IMO, first published in 1914, following the Titanic disaster. Today, SOLAS regulates fundamental aspects of the safety of ships engaged in international voyages, such as stability, machinery, electrical installations, fire protection and life-saving devices. The main objective of the SOLAS convention is to specify minimum standards for the construction, equipment and operation of ships.

We recall that the IMO, as a specialized agency of the United Nations, is the world authority in charge of setting standards in terms of safety, security and environmental performance of international maritime transport.

The implementing regulation (EU) 2019/1397 of the MED directive brings together all the legislative and regulatory references useful for CE certification and the placing on the European market of marine equipment. For each MED element, the requirements (SOLAS and IMO) in terms of design, construction and efficiency are indicated, as well as the testing of standards provided for by international instruments (ISO, EN standards).

The rules of the SOLAS convention and IMO resolutions and circulars relating to self-contained breathing apparatus are listed, with the corresponding test standards, in point MED / 3.7, while the references of respirators for emergency evacuations (EEBD) are listed in point MED / 3.41

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