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29、www.nfpa.org. All NFPA codes and standards can be viewed at no cost at www.nfpa.org/freeaccess.Copyright2014NationalFireProtectionAssociation .AllRightsReserved. NFPA 405 Standardforthe RecurringProficiencyofAirportFireFighters 2015Edition This edition of NFPA 405, Standard for the Recurring Profici
30、ency of Airport Fire Fighters, was prepared by theTechnical Committee onAircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting. It was issued by theStandardsCouncilonNovember11,2014,withaneffectivedateofDecember1,2014,and supersedesallpreviouseditions. ThiseditionofNFPA405wasapprovedasanAmericanNationalStandardonDecembe
31、r1, 2014. OriginandDevelopmentofNFPA405 In 1994, the Standards Council approved the request of the Technical Committee on Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting to develop a new document to address the maintaining of proficiency of aircraft rescue and fire-fighting services at airports. This recommended
32、prac- tice evolved from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR), Part 139, Certification and Operations: Land Airports ServingCertainAirCarriers.InNFPA405,theCommitteehadexpandedthetrainingcurricu- lumprovidedinPart139.319byproviding
33、airportauthoritieswithmorespecificinformation with which to develop comprehensive programs in order to maintain proficiency of ARFF servicesatairports. The1999editionwasarecommendedpractice.Thedocumentwaschangedtoastandard forthe2004edition. In the 2010 edition, the technical committee made several
34、additions to the requirements ofthisdocument,themostsignificantadditionbeingtheinclusionofalltherequirementsof NFPA1003, Standard forAirport Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications.The technical committee recognized that fire fighters must meet certain minimum qualifications prior to being as- sign
35、ed to aircraft rescue and fire fighting (ARFF) activities and that NFPA 1003 contained such minimum requirements. While NFPA 1003 sets the initial minimum qualifications re- quired,NFPA405buildsonNFPA1003andincludestherecurrenttrainingrequirementsthat are to be used by those assigned to ARFF activit
36、ies. The technical committee also added recurrenttrainingrequirementsthatinvolvetheuseofproximitypersonalprotectiveequip- ment(PrPPE).Thetechnicalcommitteealsobroughtthedocumentinlinewiththe Manual of Style for NFPATechnical Committee Documents, as well as updated many of the references that areused
37、inthedocument. For the 2015 edition, many of the changes to the recurrent training requirements have been made in order to bring the document more in line with the FederalAviationAdminis- tration (FAA) requirements for recurrent training for airport fire fighters. To allow for in- creaseduseofthisdo
38、cumentinternationally,theCommitteealsoincludedrequirementsthat theInternationalCivilAviationOrganization(ICAO)hasforairportfirefightersgovernedby ICAO. Oneofthemostsignificantandhighlydiscussedchangesforthiseditionisthechangein time interval for skills evaluations, from 18 months to 12 months, which
39、 was done to line up withthetimeintervaltheFAArequires.Anothersignificantchangeincludedinthiseditionis a greater focus on safety management for airport fire fighters and their important roles as team members. The committee also has included requirements to ensure that airport fire fightersareawareof
40、theenvironmentalimpactsofextinguishingagents.Giventhepotential forinternationaluseofthisdocument,thecommitteehasmodifiedtheEMSrequirementsto where theAHJ is to determine what the minimum level of EMS is to be provided. Lastly, the committee has rewritten the entire chapter on recurrent live fire to
41、address the skills and knowledgethataretobeevaluatedforlivefireandlivespillfiretraining.Thesechangeshave been made to align the document with what the FAA and the ICAO require airport fire fighterstobeevaluatedagainst. 4051 NFPAandNationalFireProtectionAssociationareregisteredtrademarksoftheNational
42、FireProtectionAssociation,Quincy,Massachusetts02169.TechnicalCommitteeonAircraftRescueandFireFighting DuaneF.Kann, Chair GreaterOrlandoAviationAuthority,FLE JohnW.McDonald, Secretary U.S.GeneralServicesAdministration,MDU Rep.U.S.GeneralServicesAdministration KeithW.Bagot, U.S.FederalAviationAdminist
43、ration,NJ RT Rep.U.S.FederalAviationAdministration CharlesCinquemani, Dallas/FortWorthInternational AirportBoard,TXC Rep.AirportsCouncilInternational-NorthAmerica RalphColet, JRIInc.,CAM HowardCosta, MassportFireRescue,MAU RossA.Davidson, U.S.DepartmentoftheNavy,CAE Rep.U.S.DepartmentoftheNavy Graem
44、eDay, LHRAirportsLimited,UnitedKingdom U HanhDeniston, MetropolitanWashingtonAirports Authority,VAL Rep.InternationalAssociationofFireFighters FredB.Goodnight, AmerexCorporation,ALM Rep.FireEquipmentManufacturersAssociation MichaelA.Greenup, LosAngelesFireDepartment,CA U OwenHealey, UnitedKingdomCiv
45、ilAviationAuthority, UnitedKingdomE JohnM.Huffman, RosenbauerAmericaGeneralSafety, MNM Rep.FireApparatusManufacturersAssociation RandyJ.Krause, PortofSeattleFireDepartment,WAE Rep.InternationalAssociationofFireChiefs StephenListerman, Cincinnati/NorthernKentucky InternationalAirportFireDepartment,OH
46、E JohnAndersonMaddox, LakelandFireDepartment,FL U DouglasC.Mangels, DenverFireDepartment,COSE Rep.AircraftRescue&FireFightingWorkingGroup, Inc. GraydonL.Matheson, KingCountySheriffsOffice-ARFF Division,WAU RobertC.Mathis, TheBoeingCompany,WASE JohnE.McLoughlin, FireResearchCorporation,NYM PaulS.Meye
47、r, HartsfieldAtlantaInternationalAirport, GAC KevinJ.Petit, AkronBrassCompany,OHM PamL.Phillips, PortAuthorityofNewYork&NewJersey, NJC Rep.AmericanAssociationofAirportExecutives DannyM.Pierce, ARFFSolutions,CASE JamesE.Podolske,Jr., U.S.DepartmentoftheAirForce, FLE JosephL.Scheffey, HughesAssociates
48、,Inc.,MDSE JasonShively, OshkoshCorporation,WIM JeremySouza, RhodeIslandAirportCorporation,RIU DirkSteyn, E-One,Inc.,FLM MarcS.Tonnacliff, U.S.FederalAviationAdministration, DCE Rep.U.S.FederalAviationAdministration ChristopherToten, U.S.MarineCorps,CAE PierreVoisine, NationalDefenceDepartment,Canad
49、a, CanadaE Alternates AlanBlack, Dallas/FortWorthInternationalAirport Board,TXC (Alt.toC.Cinquemani) RalphB.Colet, JRIInc.,CAM (Alt.toR.Colet) BradfordColton, AmericanPacificCorporation,NVM (Alt.toF.B.Goodnight) RobertL.Darwin, JacobsTechnology,VAC (Alt.toR.A.Davidson) WilliamD.Gordon, BWIFireRescueDepartment,MD L (Alt.toH.Deniston) RichardL.James,III, Hartsfield-JacksonAtlanta InternationalAirport,GAC (Alt.toP.S.Meyer) RonaldE.Jones, E-One,Inc.,FLM (Alt.toD.Steyn) RonaldJ.Krusleski, HoustonFireDep
