Come to understand the correct way to wear fire protective clothing
Release time:
2021-12-08
Fire protective clothing is a firefighter short time through the fire zone or a short time into the flame zone to save people, rescue valuables, close the combustible gas valve and other dangerous places to wear protective clothing. When firefighters carry out fire fighting operations, if they must be protected by water guns and water cannons for a long time, no matter how good the fire prevention materials are, they will burn out in the flame for a long time.
Fire protective clothing is a firefighter short time through the fire zone or a short time into the flame zone to save people, rescue valuables, close the combustible gas valve and other dangerous places to wear protective clothing. When firefighters carry out fire fighting operations, if they must be protected by water guns and water cannons for a long time, no matter how good the fire prevention materials are, they will burn out in the flame for a long time.

Fire protection clothing must be certified before use to check whether it is in good condition or not. Fire-proof clothing is strictly prohibited to use in places with chemical and radioactive injuries. Fire-proof clothing must be equipped with air breathing apparatus and communication equipment to ensure the normal breathing of the user under high temperature conditions and the contact with the commander.
Clothing in the use of surface smoke, smoke traces can be used to wipe cotton yarn, other dirt can be used with a soft brush dipped in neutral detergent scrub, and rinse with water, fire protection clothing is strictly prohibited water immersion or pounding, washed after hanging in a ventilated place, natural drying, ready for use.
Fire-proof clothing should be stored in a dry and ventilated place without chemical pollution and checked frequently to prevent mildew. Since the fire-proof clothing is slightly heavier than other clothes, help is required when wearing it. Fire-proof clothing is divided into jacket and pants. First, put on pants, then put on fire-proof boots, zip up, put the pants on the boot, and tie the pants tightly. Back up the gas cylinder, wear the respirator, unzip the zipper and put on the jacket, then close the zipper, press the button, and tie the cuffs tightly after wearing gloves.
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