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SOP Manual - Cleveland Fire Department

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<strong>Cleveland</strong> <strong>Fire</strong> <strong>Department</strong><br />

Operations <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Facial Hair<br />

A. Mustaches may be worn, but must be neat in appearance and conform to the following provisions:<br />

1. Shall be trimmed or groomed.<br />

2. Shall not grow or extend beyond the corner of the mouth.<br />

B. Members must be clean shaven at the beginning of their shift. Facial hair shall not in any way<br />

restrict the positive seal of their breathing apparatus.<br />

C. Due to safety and appearance consideration, beards or other head and facial hair not specifically<br />

permitted above are prohibited.<br />

D. It shall be made known immediately to your immediate supervisor, so that it may be noted in your<br />

record, if you possess a medical condition that may interfere with your compliance with any of the<br />

regulations set forth herein. Otherwise, full compliance will be expected of all Personnel.<br />

Uniforms<br />

A. Uniforms shall be kept neat, clean, and in good condition.<br />

B. The uniform shirt shall be tucked in at all times, and pants shall be clean and pressed.<br />

C. Shoes shall be kept clean and polished.<br />

D. Shoes that are worn out, broken or otherwise deemed beyond repair shall be reported in writing,<br />

through the chain of command, so that a replacement pair may be obtained.<br />

Personal Hygiene<br />

Personal hygiene habits will be practiced at all times. Keeping the body free of dirt and odor is a must<br />

where group living is practiced. The taking of showers after fires and manual work is encouraged not only<br />

for your personal appearance but also for your own safety and health.<br />

Jewelry<br />

Jewelry that cannot be completely covered with protective clothing or that might pose a safety problem will<br />

not be worn while on duty. (i.e., earrings, bracelets, etc.).<br />

Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 66<br />

Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley

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