SCBA Repair & Maintenance - Revision history

Mfrdmanager: Protected "SCBA Repair & Maintenance" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

2018-02-10T20:24:17Z

Protected "SCBA Repair & Maintenance" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

Mfrdmanager: /* REPAIR REQUEST */

2017-10-28T13:55:33Z

‎REPAIR REQUEST

Mfrdmanager: /* TESTING */

2017-10-28T13:54:29Z

‎TESTING

Mfrdmanager: /* INSPECTION, STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND AIR SUPPLY */

2017-10-28T13:54:08Z

‎INSPECTION, STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND AIR SUPPLY

Mfrdmanager: /* INSPECTION, STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND AIR SUPPLY */

2016-05-15T21:37:39Z

‎INSPECTION, STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND AIR SUPPLY

Mfrdmanager: /* PROGRAM EVALUATION */

2016-05-15T20:32:19Z

‎PROGRAM EVALUATION

Mfrdmanager: /* PROGRAM EVALUATION */

2016-05-15T20:29:47Z

‎PROGRAM EVALUATION

Mfrdmanager: /* PROGRAM EVALUATION */

2016-05-15T20:24:29Z

‎PROGRAM EVALUATION

Mfrdmanager: /* REPAIR REQUEST */

2016-05-15T20:15:42Z

‎REPAIR REQUEST

Mfrdmanager: /* REPAIR REQUEST */

2016-05-15T20:13:47Z

‎REPAIR REQUEST

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 ===REPAIR REQUEST===
 * SCBA Repair Procedures - Department personnel must be able to identify those repairs to an SCBA unit that they can make and the signs that indicate an SCBA should be removed from service and examined by a certified technician.
-* Personnel will follow the manufacturer's recommendations that are included in the operational manual, online at the manufacturer's website, and in the department's initial and annual training on the unit. All issues shall first be reported to OIC and/or Battalion Chief as directed by current SOP’s.
+* Personnel will follow the manufacturer's recommendations that are included in the operational manual, online at the manufacturer's website, and in the department's initial and annual training manual on the unit. All issues shall first be reported to the OIC and/or Battalion Chief as directed by current SOP’s.
 * SCBA Repair Team - The technician receiving the equipment will fill out the bottom of the repair request form. <BR>
 **'''When the unit returns from being repaired, include the following information before putting the unit back in service:'''

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 ===TESTING===
 The following tests will be completed either by a certified contractor or department certified SCBA technicians:
-* Mask fit tests will be complete annually on every combat firefighter
+* Mask fit tests will be completed annually on every combat firefighter
-* SCBA flow test will be complete annually on every in-service SCBA air pack
+* SCBA flow test will be completed annually on every in-service SCBA air pack
-* Cascade air quality tests will be complete quarterly
+* Cascade air quality tests will be completed quarterly
 ===MEDICAL EVALUATION===

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 ===INSPECTION, STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND AIR SUPPLY===
 * Inspection - Regular periodic inspections are required to ensure that all respiratory protection equipment is properly operating and available for use. Inspection Schedule
-**All SCBA and spare cylinders shall be inspected before and after each use and at least monthly. Guidelines for inspection are in the manufacturer’s instructions and NFPA 1852 is found in Appendix A of this program.
+**All SCBA and spare cylinders shall be inspected before and after each use and at least monthly. Guidelines for inspections are in the manufacturer’s instructions and NFPA 1852 and are found in Appendix A of this program.
 **After each inspection, the appropriate forms (see Appendix E) shall be completed. SCBA units determined to be unfit for use shall be taken out of service, and “RED” tagged and a repair request form filled out and emailed to the SCBA Repair Team, see Section 8 Repair Request.
 **In the event replacement or repair of SCBA components is necessary, it shall be performed according to manufacturer’s instructions and only by persons trained and certified by the manufacturer or returned to a certified service facility.
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 * Storage - All units shall be stored so that they are protected against direct sunlight, dust accumulation, severe temperature changes, excessive moisture, fumes, and damaging chemicals. Care is to be taken so that the means of storage does not distort or damage rubber or elastomeric components.
 * Air Supply - Breathing air in the SCBA cylinder shall meet the requirements of the Compressed Gas Association G-7.1-‘13, COMMODITY SPECIFICATION FOR AIR, with a minimum air quality of Grade D. The Fire Department shall ensure that private vendors supplying compressed breathing air provide a copy of the most recent inspection and certification.
-**Records of testing will be maintained digitally in the database management software and a hard copy file. The results of the quarterly testing will be posted at both the fill station and the compressor as required by NFPA and CGA.
+**Records of testing will be maintained digitally in the database management software along with a hard copy file. The results of the quarterly testing will be posted at both the fill station and the compressor as required by NFPA and CGA.
 **The purity of the air from the Fire Department’s air compressor shall be checked by a competent laboratory quarterly.
 **The Fire Department shall assure that sufficient quantities of compressed air are available to refill SCBA for all emergencies. In the event that the department’s air compressor is out of service than this can be accomplished through mutual aid with Winter Park or Orange County Fire Department.

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 **After each inspection, the appropriate forms (see Appendix E) shall be completed. SCBA units determined to be unfit for use shall be taken out of service, and “RED” tagged and a repair request form filled out and emailed to the SCBA Repair Team, see Section 8 Repair Request.
 **In the event replacement or repair of SCBA components is necessary, it shall be performed according to manufacturer’s instructions and only by persons trained and certified by the manufacturer or returned to a certified service facility.
-**Firefighters will not subject SCBA units to unnecessary abuse due to neglect and/or carelessness. Caution must especially be exercised to protect the face piece section of the mask from being scratched or damaged. Each Firefighter has been issued a fleece lined, mask bag for storage, when not in use.
+**Firefighters will not subject SCBA units to unnecessary abuse due to neglect and/or carelessness. Caution must especially be exercised to protect the face piece section of the mask from being scratched or damaged. Each Firefighter has been issued a mask bag for storage, when not in use.
 **Each SCBA shall be cleaned and disinfected after each use. Only cleaning/sanitizing solutions for respiratory equipment will be used for cleaning and disinfection. (NOTE: the required SCBA cleaning procedures are found in Appendix B-2 of the Respiratory Protection Standard.
 **SCBA cylinders shall be hydrostatically tested within the period specified by the manufacturer and applicable governmental agencies. Composite cylinders must be tested every five (5) years. Composite cylinders will be removed from service after 15 years from the first hydrostatic test date.

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	**Changes are implemented to correct deficiencies.		**Changes are implemented to correct deficiencies.
	* Program Monitoring - Periodic monitoring of the respiratory protection program is necessary to ensure that all firefighters are adequately protected. Random inspections shall be made by the Assistant Fire Chief or designee to ensure that the provisions of the program are being properly implemented.		* Program Monitoring - Periodic monitoring of the respiratory protection program is necessary to ensure that all firefighters are adequately protected. Random inspections shall be made by the Assistant Fire Chief or designee to ensure that the provisions of the program are being properly implemented.
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	The person responsible for conducting the inspection/repair on the SCBA will be responsible for documenting that the inspection was completed as required.		The person responsible for conducting the inspection/repair on the SCBA will be responsible for documenting that the inspection was completed as required.
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		+	===PROGRAM EVALUATION===
		+	* Evaluation Requirements - The effectiveness of the SCBA program shall be evaluated and corrective actions taken to ensure the respiratory protection program is properly implemented. The fire department will regularly consult with firefighters to assess their views on the effectiveness of the program and to identify any problems. The evaluation will ensure:
		+	**Procedures for purchasing of approved equipment are in place;
		+	**All firefighters are being properly fitted with respiratory protection;
		+	**All firefighters are properly trained;
		+	**The proper equipment, cleaning, inspection, and maintenance procedures are implemented;
		+	**The required records are being kept;
		+	**Changes are implemented to correct deficiencies.
		+	* Program Monitoring - Periodic monitoring of the respiratory protection program is necessary to ensure that all firefighters are adequately protected. Random inspections shall be made by the Assistant Fire Chief or designee to ensure that the provisions of the program are being properly implemented.

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 * Personnel will follow the manufacturer's recommendations that are included in the operational manual, online at the manufacturer's website, and in the department's initial and annual training on the unit. All issues shall first be reported to OIC and/or Battalion Chief as directed by current SOP’s.
 * SCBA Repair Team - The technician receiving the equipment will fill out the bottom of the repair request form. <BR>
-'''When the unit returns from being repaired, include the following information before putting the unit back in service:'''
+**'''When the unit returns from being repaired, include the following information before putting the unit back in service:'''
-**Date and time unit was received.
+***Date and time unit was received.
-**Description of the repairs made to the unit, the name of the technician who worked on the unit, and the name of the company that employs the technician.
+***Description of the repairs made to the unit, the name of the technician who worked on the unit, and the name of the company that employs the technician.
-**Inspection of the unit to ensure that the necessary repairs have been made and that the unit is now functioning properly.
+***Inspection of the unit to ensure that the necessary repairs have been made and that the unit is now functioning properly.
-**Date and time unit was placed back in service.<BR>
+***Date and time unit was placed back in service.<BR>
 The person responsible for conducting the inspection/repair on the SCBA will be responsible for documenting that the inspection was completed as required.