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SUBJECT: Fire Department Dress Regulations POLICY:100.2.10 CATEGORY: Personal Appearance PAGE: 4 of 5 Class B Uniform Class B uniform for Shift Personnel through the rank of Lieutenant will be a Class C uniform with a department issued black tie. Class B uniform for Chief Officers will be a Class C uniform with a long sleeve white shirt and black tie replacing the standard work shirt, and the department issued hat. Class A Uniform (Formal Dress Uniform) Class A uniform for Lieutenants and Chief Officers will consist of the following: ♦Blue dress coat ♦Blue dress pants or skirt (skirts to be worn so that the bottom hem extends two inches below the knee ♦Long sleeve white uniform shirt ♦Blue tie ♦Black or navy blue socks ♦Black plain toe shoes or boots ♦Department issued badge, name tag, collar insignia, and sleeve stars ♦Department issued hat NOTE: When the dress uniform coat is worn it will be fully buttoned. Uniform Insignia All badges, name tags, buckles, buttons, flag pins, collar insignia, and sleeve stars will be issued by the department. Issued insignia will be gold or silver according to rank. Name Tag Placement: The name tag will be worn on the uniform at all times. The name tag will be worn on the right pocket of the uniform shirt or Class A uniform coat. Star Placement: Each Star for Class A uniform indicate five (5) year increments of service with the College Station Fire Department. . Stars will be centered on the left sleeve of the Class A coat. The stars will be placed above the top braid. Multiple stars shall be centered and evenly spaced. Badge Placement: The badge will be worn at all times on the outer garment of the uniform. The badge will be worn over the left pocket as indicated by the reinforced stitched badge holder. On Class A uniforms the badge will be worn in the appropriate badge tab above the left pocket. rev:9/94;3/99
SUBJECT: Fire Department Dress Regulations POLICY:100.2.10 CATEGORY: Personal Appearance PAGE: 5 of 5 Golf Caps Golf caps issued by the College Station Fire Department are considered part of the uniform and may be worn with the uniform. Golf caps will not be worn inside the fire stations. Caps may be worn in the apparatus bays. Physical Training Uniform for physical training shall be: ♦Department issued T-shirt ♦Gray or black shorts or sweats ♦Appropriate shoes and socks Department I.D. Card Departmental I.D. cards will be worn when: Personnel are representing the department and they are not in full uniform, or when personnel are in civilian attire. TDH requires name and certification level be displayed, therefore; I.D. cards will be worn on-duty when a T-shirt replaces the uniform shirt. rev:9/94;3/99
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Page 3 and 4: ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES Section 100
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SUBJECT: REHAB SECTOR SOP: 300.1.40
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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEG
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TRAINING PROCEDURES Section 600
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FIRE PREVENTION COMMUNITY ENAHNCEME
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SUBJECT: Radio Procedures. SOP: 700
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ARFF OPERATIONS Section 900
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STANDARD OPERATING GUIDELINES COLLE
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