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SUBJECT: Fire Department Dress Regulations POLICY:100.2.10 CATEGORY: Personal Appearance PAGE: 2 of 5 Fingernails Cosmetics Jewelry Male Uniformed Personnel: Hair shall be neat, well trimmed and appropriately groomed at all times. Exceptions will occur at emergency scenes and while riding open cab apparatus. Hair, when combed, shall not present a ragged or unkept appearance. In no case shall the bulk of hair interfere with the wearing of SCBA, helmet, or protective hood. Hair shall not cover more than three-fourths (¾) of the ear. Hair shall not extend below the bottom edge of the uniform collar at the back of the neck when standing. Hair shall not be dyed an unusual or unnatural color. Hair shall not be worn in an extreme or fad style such as a mohawk, ducktail, braids, or in a way that exceeds length standards. Female Uniformed Personnel: Female personnel shall conform to the same grooming requirements as male personnel. Hair shall not exceed in length on all sides below an imaginary line drawn parallel across the bottom of the shoulder blades. Items used by female personnel to hold the hair in place shall be concealed as much as possible and shall be of a color and style that blends with the hair. Decorative items such as combs and ribbons will not be worn in the hair. Fingernails shall be neat and clean and not extend beyond the tips of the fingers. If nail polish is worn is shall be clear and without pigment. Female personnel may be permitted to wear cosmetics of conservative color and amount consistent with good taste. Earrings shall not be worn while on duty. Neck chains may be worn but must remain concealed from view beneath the uniform shirt. Watches, rings, and bracelets may be worn if they are snug fitting and do not compromise the safety of the individual. Consideration shall be given to the wearing of gloves to protect the hands and fingers while performing any type of work with any type of power tools or other devices that jewelry may "hang" on. rev:9/94;3/99
SUBJECT: Fire Department Dress Regulations POLICY:100.2.10 CATEGORY: Personal Appearance PAGE: 3 of 5 General The Commanding Officer may determine the appropriate uniform and will insure that all are appropriately dressed. members T-shirts will not be worn as the primary uniform shirt for ambulance personnel. Insulated undershirts will not extend past the end of the uniform shirt sleeve. Personnel will remain in uniform until relieved at each shift change. With the exception of a fire department T-shirt and the golf cap no part of the uniform will be worn off-duty unless on fire department business. Coats: A black winter coat will be provided to all department personnel. It may be worn with the Class C and B uniform. Class C Uniform Black stocking type caps may be worn as part of the uniform during periods of cold weather. The College Station Fire Department provides the following uniforms for its members: Class C uniforms ---------- All members of the department Class B uniforms ---------- All members of the department Class A uniforms ---------- Lieutenants and Chief Officers General purpose work uniform for shift personnel and Lieutenants assigned to fire prevention. Class C uniform shall consist of: ♦Black short sleeve uniform shirt (white for Chief Officers) ♦Black uniform pants ♦Black belt ♦Black socks (any color if boots are worn) ♦Plain toe, polishable, boots or shoes ♦Department issued name tag, badge, and appropriate collar insignia NOTE: The issued gray T-shirt may be worn in place of the Class C shirt as directed by the Company Officer. Only department issued gray T-shirts will be worn as undergarments with black uniform shirt. rev:9/94;3/99
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SUBJECT: REHAB SECTOR SOP: 300.1.40
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VEHICLE PROCEDURES Section 500
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TRAINING PROCEDURES Section 600
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FIRE PREVENTION COMMUNITY ENAHNCEME
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ARFF OPERATIONS Section 900
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