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SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION

19.7 Protective Clothing
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All fire protective clothing gives some protection against radiant heat and
consequently from burns. Conventional, heavy fire-fighting jackets are very good in
this respect.
of one or two complete sets of fire proximity and fire entry suits, including helmets,์นาวี
However, modern practice is to provide fire protective clothing that is manufactured
from a lightweight, fire resistant fabric incorporating an aluminium covering,
sometimes referred to as a fire proximity suit. This type of suit is not suitable for
direct fire exposure. Heavier suits, termed fire entry suits, will allow personnel
wearing breathing apparatus with suitable rescue and backup provisions to withstand
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direct flame exposure for a limited period.
Depending on local fire-fighting arrangements, provision at the terminal of a minimum

gloves and boots, may be advisable.

All protective clothing should be kept serviceable and dry. It should be properly
fastened while being worn.

19.8 Access for Fire-Fighting Services

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Parking areas should be provided for fire-fighting vehicles close to marine terminal
approaches. The provision of a lay-by or ‘passing’ area on jetty approach structures
should also be considered. Consideration must also be given to any limitations
regarding the maximum axle weights for vehicles accessing berth structures.

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