NFPA 1986-2017 Standard on Respiratory Protection Equipment for Tactical and Technical Operations (Effective date 12 01 2016).pdf

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11、arks of the National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, Massachusetts 02169. Copyright 2016 National Fire Protection Association . All Rights Reserved. NFPA 1986 Standard on Respiratory Protection Equipment for Tactical and Technical Operations 2017 Edition This edition of NFPA 1986, Standard on R

12、espiratory Protection Equipment for Tactical and Technical Operations, was prepared by the Technical Committee on Tactical and Technical Operations Respiratory Protection Equipment (FAE-TTO) and released by the Correlating Committee on Fire and Emergency Services Protective Clothing and Equipment (F

13、AA-AAC). It was issued by the Standards Council on November 11, 2016, with an effective date of December 1, 2016. This edition of NFPA 1986 was approved as an American National Standard on December 1, 2016. Origin and Development of NFPA 1986 In September 2012, the Standards Council responded to a n

14、ew project request submitted by Daniel Rossos, Chair of the Technical Committee on Respiratory Protection Equipment. The request related to the use of respiratory protection equipment for emergency operations that did not involve structural re ghting. After its review, the Standards Council determin

15、ed that there is a well- established technical need and a demonstrated demand for a standard addressing design, use, testing, and certication of self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) not covered by the requirements of NFPA 1981, Standard on Open-Circuit Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)

16、for Emergency Services. The Standards Council also established a new Technical Committee on Tactical and Technical Operations Respiratory Protection Equipment and invited individuals to apply for membership, particularly from law enforcement, federal agencies, defense organizations, hazardous materi

17、al incident responders, and related agencies to establish a balanced technical committee representing the needs and requirements of the end user community. This edition of the standard species the minimum requirements for the design (Chapter 6), performance (Chapter 7), testing (Chapter 8), and cert

18、ication (Chapter 4) of new compressed breathing open-circuit SCBA and supplied air respirators (SAR) and for replacement parts, components, and accessories for non-structural re-ghting devices.RESPIRATORY PROTECTION EQUIPMENT FOR TACTICAL AND TECHNICAL OPERATIONS 1986-2 2017 Edition Correlating Comm

19、ittee on Fire and Emergency Services Protective Clothing and Equipment William E. Haskell, III, Chair National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health, MA E Jason L. Allen, Intertek Testing Services, NY RT James B. Area, Chimera Enterprises International, MD SE Joseph Arrington, San Antonio Fire

20、Department, TX U Roger L. Barker, North Carolina State University, NC SE James E. Brinkley, International Association of Fire Fighters, DC L Rep. International Association of Fire Fighters Steven D. Corrado, UL LLC, NC RT Cristine Z. Fargo, International Safety Equipment Association, VA M Robert A.

21、Freese, Globe Manufacturing Company, NH M Patricia A. Gleason, ASTM/Safety Equipment Institute (SEI), VA RT David V. Haston, U.S. Department of Agriculture, ID E Diane B. Hess, PBI Performance Products, Inc., NC M Thomas M. Hosea, U.S. Department of the Navy, FL RT James S. Johnson, Lawrence Livermo

22、re National Laboratory, CA RT Jeff Legendre, Northborough Fire Department, MA U Karen E. Lehtonen, Lion Group, Inc., OH M David G. Matthews, Fire & Industrial (P.P.E) Ltd., United Kingdom SE Rep. International Standards Organization Michael F. McKenna, Michael McKenna & Associates, LLC, CA SE Jack E

23、. Reall, Columbus (OH) Division of Fire, OH L Rep. Columbus Fireghters Union Jeffrey O. Stull, International Personnel Protection, Inc., TX M Tim W. Tomlinson, Addison Fire Department, TX C Robert D. Tutterow, Jr., Fire Industry Equipment Research Organization (FIERO), NC U Rep. NFPA Fire Service Se

24、ction William A. Van Lent, Veridian Ltd., Inc., IA M Rep. Fire & Emergency Manufacturers & Services Association Bruce H. Varner, BHVarner & Associates, AZ M Rep. International Fire Service Training Association Steven H. Weinstein, Honeywell Safety Products, CA M Richard Weise, Los Angeles County Fir

25、e Department, CA U Harry P. Winer, HIP Consulting LLC, MA SE Alternates Louis Carpentier, Innotex Inc., Canada M (Alt. to William A. Van Lent) Patricia A. Freeman, Globe Manufacturing Company, LLC, NH M (Alt. to Robert A. Freese) Tim J. Gardner, 3M Company, MN M (Alt. to Cristine Z. Fargo) Pamela A.

26、 Kavalesky, Intertek Testing Services, NY RT (Alt. to Jason L. Allen) Benjamin Mauti, Mine Safety Appliances Company, PA M (Voting Alt.) Judge W. Morgan, Tyco/Scott Safety, CA M (Voting Alt.) Gary L. Neilson, Sparks, NV U (Alt. to Robert D. Tutterow, Jr.) Amanda H. Newsom, UL LLC, NC RT (Alt. to Ste

27、ven D. Corrado) Anthony Petrilli, U.S. Department of Agriculture, MT E (Alt. to David V. Haston) Stephen R. Sanders, ASTM/Safety Equipment Institute (SEI), VA RT (Alt. to Patricia A. Gleason) Russell Shephard, Australasian Fire & Emergency Service Authorities Council, Australia SE (Alt. to David G.

28、Matthews) David P. Stoddard, Michael McKenna & Associates, LLC, CA SE (Alt. to Michael F. McKenna) Grace G. Stull, International Personnel Protection, Inc., TX M (Alt. to Jeffrey O. Stull) Jonathan V. Szalajda, National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health, PA E (Alt. to William E. Haskell, II

29、I) Donald B. Thompson, North Carolina State University, NC SE (Alt. to Roger L. Barker) Jian Xiang, The DuPont Company, Inc., VA M (Alt. to Diane B. Hess) Nonvoting Robert J. Athanas, FDNY/SAFE-IR, Incorporated, NY U Rep. TC on Electronic Safety Equipment Christina M. Baxter, U.S. Department of Defe

30、nse, VA E Rep. TC on Hazardous Materials PC&E Tricia L. Hock, ASTM/Safety Equipment Institute (SEI), VA RT Rep. TC on Emergency Medical Services PC&E Stephen J. King, Babylon, NY SE Rep. TC on Structural and Proximity Fire Fighting PC&E Jeremy Metz, West Metro Fire Rescue, CO U Rep. TC on Special Op

31、erations PC&E Brian Montgomery, U.S. Department of Justice, DC E Daniel N. Rossos, Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards & Training, OR E Rep. TC on Respiratory Protection Equipment Rick L. Swan, IAFF Local 2881/CDF Fire Fighters, VA L Rep. TC on Wildland Fire Fighting PC&E Chris Farrell, NFP

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