Morning Pride Multi Response Jacket FDNY EMS Medic USAR NFPA 46C 29/35L
USD $364.96
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As issued to Voluntary Hospital units in New York City and to FDNY EMS in the past. Purchased new. Never used at a fire/EMS scene. Lived in my locker until I retired. Paramedic patch on the back can be removed without damage to the jacket if you like. TECHNICAL RESCUE AND RECOVERY GEAR
Proper Fit – Morning Pride®
Size 46 29/35L Tri-certified:
• NFPA 1951 for Technical Rescue and Recovery Clothing
• NFPA 1999 for Emergency Medical Operations Clothing
• NFPA 1992 for Liquid Splash and HazMat Clothing
Tri-certified gear reduces the stress load on first responders’ everyday gear compared to using standard bunker gear for rescue operations. This multi-purpose gear is lighter and more breathable, has higher mobility and flexibility, and is resistant to bloodborne pathogens. for essentially all non-fire incidents, which account for more than 70% of fire-service runs. When responding to incidents such as EMS calls, rescues, extrications, confined space work, and hazardous material spills, the use of technical rescue gear that is lightweight and far less expensive will save wear and tear on more expensive structural bunker gear, and will provide responders the right gear for non-fire responses.
THL for tri-certified gear is a minimum of 450 W/m2,
whereas Structural is 205 W/m2. Two-Layer System
Features two-layer design (outer shell and liner), which allows the shell to take the punishment of daily use but protects the pathogen/moisture barrier, unlike single-layer tri-laminate designs. Included in this jacket configuration:Outer Shell 6oz. Brigade 600RS Tri-Cert Steadair Moisture Barrier USAR Style 1.5 Zipper Closure with Velcro Inspection Port Liner NFPA 2 Tone Scotchlite Trim /all trim Pockets lined with Kevlar Fleece Handwarmers pockets Mic Tab - Left Chest /above radio pocket
*** THIS CONFIGURATION MAY BE CHANGED***
This was my personal jacket and lived its life in my bag. I used the departments issued gear instead.
Proper Fit – Morning Pride®
Size 46 29/35L Tri-certified:
• NFPA 1951 for Technical Rescue and Recovery Clothing
• NFPA 1999 for Emergency Medical Operations Clothing
• NFPA 1992 for Liquid Splash and HazMat Clothing
Tri-certified gear reduces the stress load on first responders’ everyday gear compared to using standard bunker gear for rescue operations. This multi-purpose gear is lighter and more breathable, has higher mobility and flexibility, and is resistant to bloodborne pathogens. for essentially all non-fire incidents, which account for more than 70% of fire-service runs. When responding to incidents such as EMS calls, rescues, extrications, confined space work, and hazardous material spills, the use of technical rescue gear that is lightweight and far less expensive will save wear and tear on more expensive structural bunker gear, and will provide responders the right gear for non-fire responses.
THL for tri-certified gear is a minimum of 450 W/m2,
whereas Structural is 205 W/m2. Two-Layer System
Features two-layer design (outer shell and liner), which allows the shell to take the punishment of daily use but protects the pathogen/moisture barrier, unlike single-layer tri-laminate designs. Included in this jacket configuration:
*** THIS CONFIGURATION MAY BE CHANGED***
This was my personal jacket and lived its life in my bag. I used the departments issued gear instead.
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