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Fresno City Fire Department
200 Standard Operating Procedures Manual
Uniforms
205.002 DAY UNIFORM
PURPOSE
This policy governs the wearing of approved day uniform ensembles. The intent of
uniform standards is to maintain a consistent standard of adherence, present a
professional public image, and maintain esprit de corps and personal pride in the fire
department uniform.
APPLICATION
This policy applies to both Suppression and Prevention members, as well as
Maintenance and Operations Assistants within the Fresno Fire Department (FFD or
Department).
OPERATIONAL POLICY
Unless authorized by the Fire Chief, only garments identified in this standard are
approved for use while on duty.
OPERATIONAL GUIDELINE
The day uniform ensemble consists of approved day uniform shirt, T-shirt, pants, belt,
socks, and safety boots. The Suppression and Prevention day uniform ensembles
may also include the following items identified as "optional":
• Long-sleeved day uniform shirt
• Long-sleeved t-shirt
• Headwear (baseball cap, knit cap, sun cap, skull cap, and visor)
• Job shirt
• Jacket
• Sweatshirt
• Station shoes
Members are expected to look professional, and uniforms are to be maintained in
good physical condition (i.e.: not faded, no cracked emblem, no holes, etc.).
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Day Uniform Shirt:
The approved day uniform shirt is to be worn when assigned to and performing duties
primarily at Headquarters, when attending classroom-based training sessions, when
sitting down to eat meals at restaurants, and events during which Department
members are visible to the public, excluding emergency incidents and extraneous
activities. Specific examples of such events include, but are not limited to:
• Grocery shopping
• Public education events
• Community meetings
• Fire Prevention inspections
• Station tours/scheduled events
• School fire drills
• Reporting to Headquarters, City Hall, or other government buildings
Other than the specific examples above, officers and supervisors are allowed some
latitude as to when the day uniform shirt is to be worn based upon the situation and
environmental conditions, with due consideration given to the professionalism and
pride associated with the badge and rank insignia.
The day uniform shirt is not required to be worn when responding to emergencies.
The day uniform shirt should be available in apparatus or assigned Department
vehicle for use when out of quarters. The day uniform shirt is not to be worn under
the uniform sweatshirts or job shirt. For consistent fabric color, day uniform shirts
must be worn in conjunction with day uniform pants of the same brand.
The approved day uniform shirt (long or short sleeve) includes an approved badge,
name tag, uniform patches, and appropriate rank insignia. The badge is to be affixed
to the day uniform shirt’s badge holder above the left pocket. An approved name tag
is to be centered above the right pocket, with the bottom edge of the nametag on the
top edge of the pocket flap. Approved uniform patches are to be centered on the
outside of both sleeves with the top edge ½” below shoulder seam. Rank insignia is
required to be worn on the shirt collar by sworn suppression officers as follows:
captains, two silver trumpets; battalion chiefs, two gold crossed trumpets; deputy
chiefs, four gold crossed trumpets; fire chief, five gold trumpets. Sworn prevention
supervisors and prevention engineers are required to wear one silver bugle.
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An example is illustrated below:
Figure 1 Day Uniform Shirt
An approved navy-blue necktie may be worn in conjunction with any approved long-
sleeved day uniform shirt.
A small American flag lapel pin may be worn on the left pocket flap near the heart.
Administrative chief officers, prevention supervisors, and prevention engineers are to
wear an approved blue day uniform shirt as part of the day uniform ensemble. The
approved white day uniform shirt is reserved for formal events (i.e., award ceremonies,
press conferences, budget presentations, etc.) for administrative chief officers and
prevention supervisors and may be paired with a solid navy-blue necktie.
Sworn Suppression Day Uniform Pant:
Sworn suppression members may wear approved NFPA 1975 or NFPA 1977
compliant day uniform pant under any personal protective equipment (PPE)
ensemble.
Sworn suppression members have the option to purchase and wear "dual compliant"
uniform pant as part of the day uniform ensemble, and in lieu of the approved day
uniform pant/wildland pant combination when fighting grass or vegetation fires. Dual
compliant pants are recognizable by the required hook-and-loop ankle closure.
Approved day uniform pant and shirt may be altered to accommodate pregnancies.
This type of alteration may be done by local uniform shops.
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Sworn Prevention Day Uniform Shirts/Pants:
Sworn prevention members have two options for day uniform shirt/pant: cotton and
Battle Dress Uniform (BDU). The approved cotton shirt may be worn only with the
matching cotton pant, and the BDU shirt may be worn only with the matching BDU
pant. Approved long-sleeved versions of the cotton and BDU shirt are optional.
Approved day uniform pant and shirt may be altered to accommodate pregnancies.
This type of alteration may be done by local uniform shops.
Figure 2 BDU Day Uniform Shirt Figure 3 BDU Day Uniform Pants
Optional Sworn Prevention Polo Shirt:
Sworn prevention members have the option to wear an approved polo shirt (long or
short sleeve) in lieu of the approved t-shirt/day uniform shirts as part of the sworn
prevention day uniform ensemble. When wearing the approved polo shirt, the badge
should be displayed on the belt utilizing an approved black colored badge holder (See
figure 5). The approved polo is to be worn tucked into the pants. An approved long-
sleeved version is optional.
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Figure 4 Polo Shirt Figure 5 Badge Holder
Maintenance and Operations Assistant Day Uniform:
Maintenance and Operations Assistant’s (MOA) day uniform consists of approved t-
shirt, belt, pants, socks, and boots. An approved short sleeved day uniform shirt, light
blue in color, with name tag and uniform patches may be worn with supervisor’s
approval.
Sworn Suppression Uniform T-shirt:
An approved uniform t-shirt is to be worn while in public and while within common
areas of fire stations as part of the day uniform, exercise wear, and/or sleepwear
ensembles. The uniform t-shirt is to be worn as a minimum base layer under approved
day uniform shirts, jackets, and all PPE ensembles.
The uniform t-shirt is available in short and long sleeve; long sleeve t-shirts are not to
be worn in combination with the short sleeve day uniform shirt. The uniform t-shirt is
to be worn tucked into pants at all times; however, the t-shirt may be left untucked
while exercising or while being used as sleepwear.
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Figure 6 Uniform T-Shirt Front Figure 7 Uniform T-Shirt Back
Figure 8 Long-Sleeved Uniform T-Shirt Front Figure 9 Long-Sleeved Uniform T-Shirt Back
Alternative T-Shirts:
Four alternative t-shirts may be worn by FFD members during the times indicated by
this policy. These alternative t-shirts are available at Department Headquarters and
may also be sold to the public.
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Breast Cancer Awareness T-shirt: Department approved blue t-shirts with pink and
white lettering, recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month may be worn as an
alternative to the standard day uniform t-shirt/day uniform shirt while on duty October
1 through October 31.
Figure 10 Breast Cancer Awareness T-shirt Front Figure 11 Breast Cancer Awareness T-shirt Back
Armed Forces Commemorative T-Shirt: Department approved blue t-shirt with
camouflage lettering may be worn as an alternative to the standard day uniform t-
shirt/day uniform shirt while on duty to commemorate the following patriotic holidays:
Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, Patriots Day/September 11th, and Veterans Day.
The Armed Forces Commemorative t-shirt may be worn for the entire week (Sunday-
Saturday) in which the patriotic day falls. The specific calendar days/week for these
patriotic holidays will vary year to year.
Figure 12 Armed Forces T-Shirt Front Figure 13 Armed Forces T-Shirt Back
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PRIDE Month Commemorative T-shirt: Department approved blue t-shirt with rainbow
lettering may be worn as an alternative to the standard day uniform t-shirt/day uniform
shirt while on duty to commemorate PRIDE month June 1 through June 30.
Figure 14 Pride Month T-Shirt Front Figure 15 Pride Month T-Shirt Back
Black History Month Commemorative T-shirt: Department approved blue t-shirt with
the Pan-African flag lettering may be worn as an alternative to the standard t-shirt/day
uniform shirt while on duty to commemorate Black History Month during the month of
February, as well as on Juneteenth (June 19th of each year), and on Martin Luther
King Day (date varies year per year).
Figure 16 Black History Month T-Shirt Front Figure 17 Black History Month T-Shirt Back
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Sworn Suppression Uniform Sweatshirts:
The uniform sweatshirts are available in plain and hooded versions. Sweatshirts may
be worn while in public and while within common areas of fire stations as part of the
day uniform, exercise wear, or sleepwear. The uniform sweatshirt is not to be worn in
lieu of the day uniform shirt, nor is it to be worn over the day uniform shirt. Only the
plain uniform sweatshirt may be worn under PPE ensembles, the hooded sweatshirt
may not. Hoods are not to be worn up when out of quarters and/or visible to the public.
Figure 18 Uniform Sweatshirt Front Figure 19 Uniform Sweatshirt Back
Figure 20 Uniform Hooded Sweatshirt Front Figure 21 Uniform Hooded Sweatshirt Back
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Sworn Suppression Uniform Job Shirt:
The uniform job shirt may be worn while in public and while within common areas of
fire stations as part of the day uniform, exercise wear, or sleepwear. The uniform job
shirt is not to be worn in lieu of the day uniform shirt, nor is it to be worn over the day
uniform shirt. The uniform job shirt may be worn under any PPE ensemble.
Figure 22 Uniform Job Shirt
Uniform Jackets:
An approved uniform jacket may be worn as an outer layer over any approved uniform
shirt but may not be worn under any PPE ensemble. The uniform jacket is not to be
worn in lieu of the day uniform shirt.
Note that the softshell jacket may be used as a liner in the parka.
Figure 23 Uniform Softshell Jacket Figure 24 Uniform Parka Figure 25 Uniform Quilted Jacket
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Uniform Headwear:
Members may wear an approved ballcap, visor, sun hat, knit cap, or skull cap as part
of the day uniform ensemble.
Subject to approval of the Fire Chief or designee, headgear may be customized to
include a fire station. Customized headgear may be worn only when assigned to the
apparatus or station identified on the headgear.
Figure 26 Approved Custom Hat Layout
Alternate ballcaps commemorating Breast Cancer Awareness Month may be worn
during the month of October.
Figure 27 Breast Cancer Awareness Hat
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Sworn Suppression Day Uniform Footwear:
Safety Boot: Considered part of the day uniform ensemble; an approved Safety Boot
should be worn by members during routine activities as well as during specific types
of emergency operations (medical aids, grass fires, water rescue and other technical
rescue incidents). Footwear should be worn securely affixed to the foot (i.e., laced
and tied or fully zipped).
Safety Boots must comply with NFPA 1999 Standard on Protective Clothing and
Ensembles for Emergency Medical Operations, as well as American Society for
Testing and Materials (ASTM) F2413. Safety boots must be solid black in color,
minimum of 6” tall, with puncture resistant, non-slip sole, crush resistant toe cap, and
instep shank.
Safety Boots are to be maintained in a clean and serviceable condition. To reduce
cross-contamination, any uniform footwear should be cleaned and/or sanitized as
needed, or be doffed, before entering fire station living spaces and/or apparatus.
California Office of Emergency Services (OES), as well as federal firefighting
agencies, require footwear comply with NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing
and Equipment for Wildland Firefighting. Therefore, it is recommended that members
who participate in strike teams or overhead assignments select a dual-compliant boot,
or purchase NFPA 1977 compliant boots to be worn during out of county assignments.
NFPA 1977 compliant boots are not required for grass fires within FFD’s jurisdictional
boundaries.
Station Shoe: When inside living areas of fire stations, members have the option to
wear an approved Station Shoe. The Station Shoe is not to be worn in lieu of the
safety boot while responding to or actively engaged in emergency operations, or
during any activities within the fire station living areas which might result in puncture
or crushing injuries. Station Shoes without puncture and crushing protection are not
to be worn for routine activities in the apparatus bay but may be worn from living areas
to the apparatus. The Station Shoe is not approved to be worn outside of the fire
station, or during pre-scheduled events during which members of the public may be
inside fire station living areas (such as school tours or election day polling place
activities).
Station Shoes are to be all black in color with a non-slip sole. No open toe, open heel,
or heel straps are permitted.
Optional Footwear: Between the hours of 2000 to 0700 optional footwear such as
station shoes, physical fitness footwear, flip-flops, sandals, or slippers may be worn
inside the living areas of the fire station. Optional footwear should not be worn outside
of the living areas of the fire station, unless going directly to apparatus to respond to
emergencies.
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Oxford Shoes: While performing administrative functions, chief officers, prevention
supervisors and engineers may wear plain-toe, black leather Oxford shoes. Any
leather shoes or boots are to be well-shined.
Sworn Prevention Day Uniform Footwear:
Sworn prevention personnel are to wear a black leather lace-up or slip-on boot with
steel toe.
Day Uniform Belt Buckles:
The following belt buckles are approved as part of the day uniform ensemble.
Standard D shaped buckle with brass finish for chief officers, and nickel finish for all
other ranks.
Figure 28 Standard D Buckle
Decorative buckle in cast brass with horse-drawn steamer.
Figure 29 Decorative Buckle #1
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Decorative buckle in cast brass with FFD Maltese.
Figure 30 Decorative Buckle #2 in Cast Brass Front Figure 31 Decorative Buckle #2 in Cast Brass Back
PROCESS
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INFORMATION
ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER SOURCE NOTES & ITEM NUMBER
Safety Boot NFPA 1999 compliant, black in Online vendor or
color uniform shop
Station Shoe Thorogood or Nautilus type Online vendor or Optional
Work Shoe. uniform shop Black Tennis Shoes: Any
brand, Black in color.
Croc type Shoe: Black in
color; closed toe, closed heel
only.
Socks Black or white Department stores
Pants, Men
(Option 1)
NFPA 1975 compliant, 7.5 oz
Nomex IIIA
Color: Navy
WorkRite – Nomex
400 NX75
or 402NX-75
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn
only with
WorkRite shirt
Regular (400), or Full (402) cut
Pants, Men
(Option 2)
NFPA compliant dark blue –
Nomex
Flying Cross-
9800 LAPD Navy
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn
only with Flying
Cross shirt
Pants, Women
(Option 1)
NFPA 1975 compliant, 7.5 oz
Nomex IIIA
Color: Navy
WorkRite – Nomex
401 NX75
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn
only with
WorkRite shirt
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ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER & ITEM NUMBER SOURCE NOTES
Pants, Women
(Option 2)
NFPA compliant dark blue –
Nomex
Flying Cross-
9800 LAPD Navy
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn
only with Flying
Cross shirt Dual Compliant
Brush (Wildland) Pants
(Option 1)
NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975
compliant, 7.5 oz Nomex IIIA
Color: Navy
WorkRite
Model 482NX75
Online vendor or
uniform shop
Optional
Dual Compliant Brush (Wildland) Pants
(Option 2)
NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975
compliant, 7.0 oz. Tecasafe
Color: Midnight Navy
CrewBoss
# SWP0119
Online vendor or
uniform shop
Optional,
approved for
wear only outside
FFD jurisdictional
boundaries.
Belt Plain leather
Color: Black
Online vendor or
uniform shop
Belt Buckle Plain D-shaped, Finish: Nickel
Online vendor or
uniform shop
Decorative Belt Buckle
(Option 1)
Cast design
Color: Brass
With horse-drawn
steamer
IAFF, Local 202 Optional
Decorative Belt Buckle
(Option 2)
Cast design
Color: Brass
With FFD Maltese
Cross logo
IAFF, Local 202 Optional
Uniform Shirt,
Men, Short sleeved
(Option 1)
NFPA 1975 compliant, 4.5 oz
Nomex IIIA
Color: Navy
WorkRite
720NX - 45
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn only
with WorkRite
pant
Uniform Shirt,
Men, Short sleeved
(Option 2)
Dark blue w/dark blue buttons
– Nomex
Flying Cross
9800 LAPD Navy
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn only
with Flying Cross
pant
Uniform Shirt, Unisex, Long sleeved
(Option 1)
NFPA 1975 compliant, 4.5 oz
Nomex IIIA.
Color: Navy
WorkRite
725NX - 45
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn only
with WorkRite
pant
Uniform Shirt,
Unisex, Long sleeved
(Option 2)
Dark blue w/dark blue buttons
– Nomex
Flying Cross
9800 LAPD Navy
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn only
with Flying Cross
pant
Uniform Shirt, Women
Short sleeved
(Option 1)
NFPA 1975 compliant, 4.5 oz
Nomex IIIA.
Color: Navy
WorkRite
721NX – 45
Online vendor or
uniform shop
May be worn only
with WorkRite
pant
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ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER SOURCE NOTES & ITEM NUMBER
Uniform Shirt, Dark blue w/dark blue buttons Flying Cross May be worn only Women – Nomex 9800 LAPD Navy with Flying Cross Short sleeved pant
(Option 2)
Uniform Shirt Long or short sleeve, Color: Flying Cross SKU# Online vendor or Administrative white. 85R54 uniform shop
Chief Officers Material: 35% cotton, 65%
(Alternate) poly, with sewn-in military
creases, pleated pocket with
scalloped flap, shoulder strap.
Uniform T-Long or short sleeved. IAFF Local 202
Shirt Color: Dark Blue.
(Option 1) Material: 100% cotton.
No additional insignias, rank
identification, logos, or
personal identification are
permitted.
Uniform T-Dark Blue-TenCate TechT4 IAFF Local 202 Optional
Shirt jersey knit, Color: Dark Blue,
(Option 2) Insignia same as cotton T-shirt.
Plain Long sleeve. IAFF Local 202 Optional Sweatshirt Color: Dark Blue.
Material: 100% cotton;
crewneck, pullover design.
Insignia same as T-shirt.
Hooded Long sleeve with hood. IAFF Local 202 Optional Sweatshirt Color: Dark Blue. Not to be worn
Material: 100% cotton; under any PPE
crewneck, pullover design. ensemble
Insignia same as T-shirt
Job Shirt Long sleeve with collar and ¼ 5.11 brand www.511tactical.com Optional
(Option 1) zip, 80% cotton, 20% poly. Style #72314 or local vendor
Circular, red and white FFD Color: Fire Navy
logo embroidered on left
breast, first initial and last
name in all capital ½" letters
embroidered in white on right
breast.
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ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER SOURCE NOTES
Job Shirt
& ITEM NUMBER
Long sleeve with collar and ¼ Tri-Mountain Rush Apparel via IAFF Optional
(Option 2) zip, 80% cotton, 20% poly. 647 Alarm Local 202 (special
Circular, red and white FFD Color: Navy order)
logo embroidered on left
breast, first initial and last
name in all capital ½" letters
embroidered in white on right
breast.
Baseball Cap Color: Dark blue with FFD logo. IAFF Local 202 Optional
Pink logo hat may be worn in
the month of October.
Alternate Color: Dark blue with pink FFD IAFF Local 202 Optional Baseball Cap logo. May be worn
during the month
of October.
Knit Cap Color: Dark blue or black IAFF Local 202 Optional
Skull Cap Color: Dark blue or black Online or local vendor Optional
Material: 100% Cotton
Sun Cap Material: 100% Cotton Tilley T3 www.Tilley.com Optional
Color: Navy
Visor Brushed cotton, Navy Online or local vendor Optional
Station Cap Color: Dark blue with station IAFF Local 202 Optional
approved logo
Jacket Parka shell. Nylon/polyester. Tactix Parka Shell www.firsttactical.com Optional
(Option 1) Color: Navy blue. Circular, red Jacket by First
and white FFD logo Tactical
embroidered on left breast, first
initial and last name in all
capital ½" sans serif letters
embroidered in white on right
breast.
Jacket Softshell jacket with fleece Tactix Softshell www.firsttactical.com Optional
(Option 2) lining, full zip, 85% nylon 15% Jacket by First
spandex. Tactical
Color: Midnight Navy. Circular,
red and white FFD logo
embroidered on left breast, first
initial and last name in all
capital ½" sans serif letters
embroidered in white on right
breast.
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ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER & ITEM NUMBER SOURCE NOTES
Jacket
(Option 3)
Nylon jacket with poly-fill
insulation.
Color: Black
Circular, red and white FFD
logo embroidered on left
breast, first initial and last
name in all capital ½" sans serif
letters embroidered in white on
right breast.
Diamond Quilted
Jacket #1221-J by
Game Sportswear
IAFF Local 202 Optional
Maintenance & Operations
Assistant
Uniform Shirt
65% Polyester/35% cotton
blend.
Color: Light Blue
Red Cap
Style #SP-24
Online vendor or
uniform shop
Maintenance &
Operations Assistant Uniform Pant
65% Polyester/35% cotton
blend.
Color: Navy
Red Cap
Style #PT-10
Online vendor or
uniform shop
Prevention Uniform Shirt
(Option 1)
Long or short sleeved.
Color: Dark Navy.
Material: . 100% Polyester
Flying Cross
Men’s Long Sleeved
Style: F14 8W66
Men’s Short
Sleeved
Style: F19 8R66
Women’s Long
Sleeved
Style: F21 264R66
Women’s Short
Sleeved
Style: F21 204W66
Metro Uniform
FFD patch on
both sleeves
May be only worn
with matching
Flying Cross pant
Prevention Day Uniform Pant
(Option 1)
Color: LAPD Navy
Material: 100% Polyester
Flying Cross
Style #F1 38289
Metro Uniform
Not available in
women’s size.
Will need to
alteration to fit.
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ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER SOURCE NOTES & ITEM NUMBER
May be only worn
with matching
Flying Cross shirt
Maternity band
can be added for
an additional cost
through the
vendor’s
alterations
department
Prevention Day Color: Midnight Navy First Tactical V2 Elite Uniforms FFD patch on Uniform Shirt Material: 65% Polyester/35% BDU Shirt both sleeves
(Option 2) Cotton blend w/micro-ripstop
fabric Men’s Short sleeve May be only worn
Style #112009-729 with matching
BDU pant
Men’s Long sleeve
Style #111008-729 Maternity panels
can be added for
Women’s Short an additional cost
sleeve through the
Style #122009-729 vendor’s
alterations
Women’s Long department
sleeve
Style #121008-729
Prevention Day Color: Midnight Navy First Tactical V2 Elite Uniforms May be only worn Uniform Pant Material: 65% Polyester/35% BDU Pant with matching
(Option 2) Cotton blend w/double ripstop BDU shirt
fabric Men’s Style
#114012-729 Maternity band
can be added for
Women’s Style an additional cost
#124012-729 through vendor’s
alterations
department
Prevention Color: Midnight Navy First Tactical Elite Uniforms Optional Polo Shirt Material: 100% Polyester Performance Polo
Embroidery: May be worn with
• Circular FFD logo Men’s Short sleeve either Flying
embroidered on left Style #112509-729 Cross or BDU
breast. pant
• First initial and last name Men’s Long sleeve
embroidered in white, 1/2" Style #111503-729
tall, sans serif all capital
letters on right breast.
No additional insignias, logos,
or personal identification are
Women’s Short
sleeve
Style #112509-729
permitted.
Women’s Long
sleeve
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ITEM DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER SOURCE NOTES & ITEM NUMBER
Style #121503-729
Prevention Leather badge holder Safariland #7350-Online venders Required in Badge Holder Color: black 04-02 conjunction with
optional
Prevention polo
shirt
DEFINITIONS
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CROSS-REFERENCES
NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Firefighting
NFPA 1999 Standard on Protective Clothing and Ensembles for Emergency Medical
Operations
Standard Operating Procedures Manual
Section 205.001, Introduction