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1. 5 Gloves shall have a product label permanently and conspicuously attached At least the following information shall be on the product label a This wildland fire fighting protective glove meets the glove requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition Do not remove this label b Manufacturer s name identification or designation c Manufacturer s address d Country of manufacture e Manufacturer s glove identification lot or serial number f Month and year of manufacture not coded g Model or style name number or design h Glove size or size range i Certification organization s label symbol or identifying mark j Cleaning precautions 6 The glove manufacturer shall provide a user information guide that describes the care use inspections maintenance limitations and replacement criteria L Face neck shroud 1 Face neck shrouds shall be designed to cover and provide the limited protection to the face and neck areas that do not receive primary protection from the helmet 2 The shroud shall attach to an NFPA 1977 compliant helmet 3 Shrouds shall have a closure system The closure system shall not come into contact with the face or neck 4 Shrouds shall be measured to determine the areas of coverage measured on an ISO size J headform The shroud shall provide a minimum coverage on each side measured down2. Load carrying protective equipment shall be capable of withstanding all tests specified in NFPA 1977 Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition Do not remove this label shall have hardware and closuresystems that release the itemfrom ne te i coefficient ofretroreflectionofnotHessthanonhundreded fe ftsquare 5 Load carrying equipment shall have a product label permanently and conspicuously attached a At least the following information shall be on the product label This wildland fire fighting load carrying equipment meets the requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 edition 2011 Edition Do not remove this label b Manufacturer s name identification or designation c Manufacturer s address d Country of manufacture e Manufacturer s identification number lot number or serial number f Month and year of manufacture not coded g Model or style name number or design h Size i Certifying organization s label symbol or identifying mark j Cleaning precautions 6 The load carrying equipment manufacturer shall provide a user information guide that describes the use care inspection maintenance limitations and replacement criteria P Fire protective shelter 1 The fire shelter shall conform to USDA Forest Service Specification 5100 606B Fire Shelter 2011 Edition
3. 10 Protective clothing shall be designed to give minimum interference to physical movement and to the use of fire fighting tools 11 Where wildland fire fighting protective clothing is required a fire shelter shall be included 12 Performance requirements a Protective garments shall be capable of withstanding all tests specified in NFPA 1977 Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition with the folowine minimum results a Flame resistance ES e anil ne to ee environment and Eue to flame a 2 0 seconds afterflame b 4 0 inches averace chartensth ec Shall not melt or drip A oe Spec eae oe Raageat o emblems and me i the flue minimum Baers resistant Sacer a Shall not be totally consumed b 2 0 seconds afterflame c Shall not melt or drip ape Clothine ba Bee ee eee aH Bre eH Be LO FET Re HEH te ef netlessthan seven e Heatandthermakshrinkasge Clothing shalhnot shrink morethanten percent nany directonand shaH notunelt_drip separate or ienite _In_addition _carment texte fabrics shalt Garren eanipestes shalt have ated stent heft et tess that He bt Nave ala Q g O O OV material shall demonstrate a sewn seam strength equal to or greater two hundred twenty five N for minor seams GAAH knit garment seam assembhes shall demonstrate a sewn seam
4. 2 The fire shelter shall be enclosed in a carrying case liner The liner shall conform toUDSA USDA Forest Service Specification 5100 610 Liner Fire Shelter Carrying Case 2008 Edition 3 The fire shelter enclosed in a carrying case liner shall be enclosed in a carrying case The carrying case shall conform to USDA Forest Service Specification 5100 609 Case Carrying Fire Shelter 2008 Edition 4123 1 21 03 Effective Five Year Review FYR Dates Certification Date Promulgated Under Statutory Authority Rule Amplifies Prior Effective Dates 22 07 06 2015 119 03 4121 12 4121 121 4121 13 4121 13 Const Art II 3 1 88 11 1 03 1 1 11
5. past the wrist crease 2 All thread used to manufacture gloves shall be made of inherently flame resistant fiber 3 Gloves shall be maintained and repaired in accordance with the manufacturer s requirements If gloves cannot be repaired properly without decreasing the protective qualities required by this rule they shall be replaced with gloves that meet the requirements of paragraph K of this rule 4 Performance requirements Gloves shall be capable of withstanding all tests specified in NFPA 1977 Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition withthe folowing minsnum results a Heat resistance test Gleves shal pet sepaete el eee tepid sh et shake eee in either directi shall be flexible 6 Flame resistance test Ny eee nee eames Sia Ac a c Conductive heat resistance Gloves shal fase seca deeree burmtime of notHessthanseyerseconds dFhermalhprotective performance GloyesshalhaveanavyeragetppofnotHessthamtwenty Puncture resistance Gloves shall have a puncture force of not less than 8 8 Ibf forty N g Dexterity G loyes shallhayveanaverage percent ofbare handedcontrolnotexceeding two hundredpereent percentof the bare hande d control valves G Thread heat resistance All sewine thread shall not enite melt_or char dn Glosctabeb shat petbetora shal saa tee aid shalt be testble te theunaidedeye
6. 03 2011 Edition Do not remove this label b Manufacturer s name c Manufacturer s address d Manufacturer s number lot or serial number e Month and year of manufacture not coded f Identification of the compliant helmet or helmets with which the face shroud was certified g Certification organization s label symbol or identifying mark h Model or style name number or design 12 The face neck shroud manufacturer shall provide a user information guide that describes the care use inspection maintenance limitations and replacement criteria M Protective goggles 1 Goggles shall be designed to consist of at least a frame a lens or lenses and a retention strap or means of attachment to an NFPA 1977 compliant helmet 2 Goggles shall meet the requirements for high impact protection of ANSI Z87 1 Occupational and Educational Eye and Face Protection 3 All materials in goggle construction that are designed to come in contact with the wearer s head or skin shall be known to be nonirritating to normal skin 4 All hardware shall be free of rough spots burrs or sharp edges 5 Where positioned on the helmet the goggles shall not interfere with the function of the helmet or its component parts and shall not degrade the helmet s performance below the requirements of this rule 6 Performance requirements Goggles shall be capable of withstanding all tests specified in NFPA 1977 Prot
7. 33 Where fale fe eta sad eer fluerescenceand shall have a coefficient of retroreflection of not less ene hundred edte ft se b The thermal and moisture barriers required for structural fire fighting in paragraph J of rule 4123 1 21 02 of the Administrative Code are not required for wildland fire fighting 13 Each garment shall have a product label s permanently and conspicuously attached At least the following information shall be on the product label a This wildland fire fighting protective garment meets the garment requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition Do not remove this label b Manufacturer s name identification or designation c Manufacturer s address d Country of manufacture e Manufacturer s garment identification number lot number or serial number f Month and year of manufacture not coded g Model or style name number or design h Size i Garment materials and percent content j Certification organization s label symbol or identifying mark k Cleaning precautions 14 The garment manufacturer shall provide a user manual that describes the care use inspection maintenance limitations and replacement of protective clothing 1 Foot protection 1 Foot protection shall be achieved by protective workstyle boots worn in combination with protective trousers
8. ACTION Revised DATE 07 16 2015 1 39 PM 4123 1 21 03 Personal protective clothing and equipment for wildland fire fighting A The employer shall provide and require the use of all personal protective clothing and equipment specified in this rule whenever employees are required to work in a hazardous environment that may be encountered during wildland fire fighting activities prescribed fire activities or under similar conditions during training activities B The employer shall assure that protective clothing protects the head body and extremities and consists of at least the following components foot protection hand protection body protection and head and eye protection C Personal protective clothing and equipment shall be properly sized for the wearer D Personal protective clothing and equipment that is damaged or otherwise defective to the point of voiding its intended protection shall be removed from service E Employers shall develop and require use of a written plan covering the safe use care maintenance inspection limitations and replacement of the clothing and equipment required by this rule and all affected employees shall be trained in accordance with such plan F Where employees choose to provide their own protective clothing and equipment such clothing and equipment shall give equal or greater protection than that provided by the employer G It shall be the responsibility of the employee to proper
9. ained by the clips 6 There shall be no openings penetrating the shell except those provided by the manufacturer for mounting energy absorbing systems retention systems and accessories 7 The addition of helmet accessories shall not interfere with the function of the helmet or its component parts and shall not degrade the helmet s performance below the requirements of this rule 8 Performance requirements Helmets shall be capable of withstanding all tests specified in NFPA 1977 Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition with paragraph Da of this rule b Impact resistance Five men helmets shall be re and shall have no aes transmit at arent Conn E CE nica fy CR any ears tee thanonethousanHbffourthousandfourhundred fife N y f 7 hall th the head indicated 61 he eontet Hicttentor EE PE EA Helmets and anyantiglare materialhprovided shalnot show any visible five per centofitstensth HOSS pe ROR Sst eH Fel cHH GH Res ree Oa ie gener fd cove oe fe eo E ofthe suspension system assembly shall not be less than five IbE Gwent 2 Retroreflectivity Helmet trim shall havea coefficient _of retroreflection_of nettess _than Hed He ee Helmet ehiastrap shalt have nefaitire_ef any mechanisntteHanetion properly shallnot exhibit any breakageand shallnot streteh or slip more than oneanc onehal inehes not deflec
10. duct label permanently and conspicuously attached At least the following information shall be on the product label a This wildland fire fighting chain saw protector meets the requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition Do not remove this label b Manufacture s name identification or designation c Manufacturer s address d Country of manufacture e Manufacturer s lot number or serial number f Month and year of manufacture not coded g Model or style name number or design h Size i Certifying organization s label symbol or identifying mark j Cleaning precautions 6 The chain saw protector manufacturer shall provide a user information guide that describes the care use inspection maintenance limitations and replacement criteria O Load carrying protective equipment 1 The design of the load carrying protective equipment items shall allow the mounting of the fire shelter carrier on the outside as to be readily available to the user and able to be opened with one gloved hand 2 The design of the load carrying protective equipment items shall allow the carrying of the fire fighters personal water supply in the form of canteens water bottles or bladders 3 All hardware brackets and snaps or other fasteners of any accessories shall be free of rough spots burrs or sharp edges 4 Performance requirements
11. e manufacturer shall provide a user information guide that describes the care use inspection maintenance limitations and replacement criteria N Chain saw protector 1 Chain saw protectors shall be designed as leg protectors a Chain saw protectors that are designed to protect the legs shall meet the requirements of section 4 and 5 of ASTM F 1897 Standard Specification for Leg Protection for Chain Saw Users 2008 Edition b Chain saw protectors that are designed to protect the legs and that are configured as pants or trousers shall meet the requirements of 5 2 1 of ASTM F 1897 2008 Edition c Chain saw protectors that are designed to protect the legs and that are configured as chaps or leggings shall meet the requirements of 5 24 5 2 2 of ASTM F 1897 2008 Edition 2 All thread used to manufacture chain saw protectors shall be made of inherently flame resistant fiber 3 All hardware brackets and snaps or other fasteners shall be free of rough spots burrs or sharp edges 4 Performance requirements Chain saw protectors shall be capable of withstanding all tests specified in NFPA 1977 Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition withthe foHowine minsnum results a Cut resistance Protectors shal not be cutthrouch bHeatandthermal resistance Fabriesusedshallnotmelt drip separate oe AH Bate ted Bt 5 Chain saw protectors shall have a pro
12. ective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition withthe folowing mim results a Heat and thermal shrinkage 4 Goeeles shall not drip_melt or dente GiHensshallnotseparate fromthe tee GH GogsglesshallHremainaboyethebrimofthehelmet Gv Retentiorstrapshalnotdislodge fromthe soggles andshallbeceapable v Test subject shall be able to read 20 100 on the standard eye chart with each eye 7 Goggles shall have a product label configured and attached to the goggles At least the following information shall be on the product label a This wildland fire fighting protective goggle meets the requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition b Manufacturer s name identification or designation c Manufacturer s address d Date of manufacturenot coded Country of manufacture e Cleaning mstructions and precautions Manufacturer s number lot or serial number Certification organization s label symbol or identifying marks g Month and year of manufacture h Model or style name number or design 8 In addition to the goggles product label each goggles lens shall bear the following a Manufacturer s identifying mark or symbol b Certification organization s label symbol or identifying mark c The statement NFPA 1977 2905 ed ien 2011 Edition 9 The goggl
13. folowine mininam results Rad l Shrouds sshalhaveanaveragerppvalueofnotHessthansevem b Flame resistance G Shrouds shallnothayveacharlengthofmorethanfourtnehes G Shroudsshalnothaveanafterflame ofmorethantwo seconds average ii Shrouds shall not melt or drip c Heat and thermal shrinkace resistance G Shrouds shall not shrink more than ten per cent in any direction 4 Shrouds shal not melt_dripseparate_or enite Git Garment textile fabric shall not char d Tear resistance Shrouds shall have atear strensth of netHless than five bf twenty three N anino heal Shrouds shall not shrink more than five per cent in any direction Seam breaking strensth Oe E R E 4 Wh he fabei ae ired specified in_paragraph L 40 4 4 of this rule _providine the fabric Faile wit fai a bel hef fied t bd breakingstrensthshalbeconsideredacceptable g Thread heat resistance Alsewingthreadshallnotenite melt orcehar Eabels shallnot betorn shal remainn place and shal beHegibleto he unaided eye 11 Protective face neck shrouds shall have a product label permanently and conspicuously attached At least the following information shall be on the product label a This wildland fire fighting protective face neck shroud meets the shroud requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 20
14. ly use the equipment provided by the employer as required in this rule H Body protection 1 Body protection shall consist of a protective shirt or coat and trousers or equivalent protection 2 Protective clothing shall be melt resistant durable lightweight nonirritating to the skin and cleanable 3 The protective shirt jacket or one piece garment shall have long sleeves and shall not have turned up cuffs Sleeve cuffs shall have a closure system that can be adjusted to provide a snug and secure fit around the wrist while wearing a glove 4 All collars on jackets shirts and one piece garments shall remain upright after extension into a vertical position RB p 153237 pa 281220 d 612663 ra 468813 print date 07 16 2015 8 00 PM 5 Any pass through openings in garments shall have a means of fastening them in a closed position 6 All pockets that open to the exterior of garments other than front waist pockets shall have a cover or closure system 7 All garments that encompass the neck area shall have a closure system at the neckline 8 All closure systems shall not come into contact with the body Hardware of any garment shall not come into direct contact with the wearer s body 9 Protective clothing for wildland fire fighting shall be repaired in accordance with manufacturer s requirements If protective clothing cannot be repaired without decreasing the protective qualities it shall be replaced
15. ng system suspension system with sweatband chin strap nape device goggle clips and retroreflective markings Provisions shall be made for ventilation between the head and the helmet shell 2 The helmet shall be generally dome shaped The area under the peak or the front of the brim shall be permitted to be covered only with a non conducting non flammable anti glare material Clips for headlamps or goggles shall be permanently attached with at least one clip at the rear of the helmet and one clip on each side of the helmet 3 Helmets shall meet as a minimum the requirements for type 1 class G helmets as specified in ANSI Z89 1 2014 Edition Pretecttve Headwaretortndustrial Workers Industrial Head Protection The complete helmet with energy absorbing system suspension system with sweatband chin strap nape device goggle clips and retroreflective markings shall not weigh more thes than twenty oz five hundred seventy g 4 Chin straps shall be provided that attach to the helmet shell Both chin and nape straps shall not be less than one half inch thirteen mm in width 5 All helmets shall have retroreflective markings on the exterior of the shell A minimum of four inches of retroreflective markings shall be visible when the helmet is viewed from the sides front and rear The retroreflective markings shall be placed above the goggle or headlamp clips so as not to be obscured by any clip or the strap ret
16. t morethan one fourth neh from their original position Gj Thread heat resistance All sewing thread utilized in the construction of the helmet excluding that 9 Helmets shall have a product label permanently and conspicuously attached At least the following information shall be on the product label s a This wildland firefighting protective helmet meets the helmet requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition Do not remove this label b Manufacturer s name identification or designation c Country of manufacture d Manufacturer s helmet identification lot or serial number e Month and year of manufacture not coded f Model or style name number or design g Helmet size or size range h Nominal weight of helmet i Certification organization s label symbol or identifying mark j Cleaning precautions 10 The wildland helmet manufacturer shall provide a user information guide that describes the care use inspection maintenance limitations and replacement criteria 11 Eye protection shall be provided by goggles Goggles may be attached to the helmet within the constraints of paragraphs J 6 and J 7 of this rule K Hand protection 1 Gloves shall be designed such that they closely conform to the wrist or are adjustable at the wrist and shall extend a minimum er one inch twenty five mm
17. that meet the requirements of paragraph H of this rule 2 Footwear shall consist of a sole with heel upper insole and shank The quarter section of the boot shall be designed to provide an adjustable snug fit for support around the ankle and lower leg 3 Heel breast shall not be less than one half inch thirteen mm Heel breasting angle shall not be less than ninety degrees nor more than one hundred thirty five degrees relative to the sole see figure 1 90 to 135 heel breast 4 Protective footwear shall extend at least eight inches above the bottom of the heel and shall be equipped with skid resistant outer soles 5 All thread used to manufacture footwear shall be made of inherently flame resistant fiber 6 Protective footwear meeting the requirements of paragraph K of rule 4123 1 21 02 of the Administrative Code shall be considered to be in compliance with this rule 7 Performance requirements Footwear shall be capable of withstanding all tests specified in NFPA 1977 Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 20035 2011 Edition withthefoowingminimum estts d A e mel orehi Footwear excludingtaces shallnotmelt shalhavenodelaminationofany d Puncture resistance Footwear shallhaye apuncture Te feet tet tess haat tat HAH N gt eleven degrees Fahrenheit forty four degrees Celsius Fhread heat resistance All sewing thread
18. used in the construction of footwear shall not melt drip Si caked backs a a ane a a onehundredNBS 4ndex A Slip ses f hal sL Ffei friction valueof 0 5 4 Eyeletand stud post attachmenttest Eyelets and stud hooks shall have a minimum detachment strength of sixty SRB HE Hate atte att N 8 Labeling Each footwear pair shall have a product label s permanently and conspicuously attached to each boot half pair At least the following information shall be on the product label a This wildland fire fighting protective footwear meets the footwear requirements of NFPA 1977 Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition Do not remove this label b Manufacturer s name identification or designation c Manufacturer s address d Country of manufacture e Manufacturer s footwear identification number lot number or serial number f Month and year of manufacture not coded g Model style name number or design h Footwear size and width i Certification organization s label symbol or identifying mark j Cleaning precautions 9 The footwear manufacturer shall provide a user information guide that describes the care use inspection maintenance limitations and replacement criteria J Head protection 1 Wildland fire fighters helmets shall consist of a shell with brim or peak an energy absorbi
19. ward from the reference plane at the coronal plane of eight inches In the back measured downward from the reference plane at the rear mid sagittal plane of eight and three eights inches In the front measured downward from the reference plane at the front mid sagittal plane of eight inches The face opening shall not be considered as a gap in coverage 5 The shroud shall be designed with a face opening The face opening shall not exceed six and three fourths inches when measured along the reference plane The bottom of the face opening shall not exceed ene and one half two inches when measured downward from the reference plane at the front mid sagittal plane 6 All snaps shall meet the requirements of 44S27980F NASM 27980 Fasteners Snap Style 2 efFasteners Snap MH 108846 and MIL DTL 10884H 2005 Edition Fastener Snap 2015 Edition 7 Fastener tape shall meet the requirements of A A 35426 A A 55126B Fastener Tapes Hook and PHe Loop Synthetic 2006 Edition 8 Zippers shall meet the requirements of 106F A A 55634A 2004 Edition Fasteners Slide Interlocking 9 All thread used to manufacture face neck shrouds or shroud components shall be made of inherently flame resistant fiber 10 Performance requirements Face neck shrouds shall be capable of withstanding all the tests specified in NFPA 1977 Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Fire Fighting 2005 2011 Edition with the
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