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About LinkBacksi'm looking for a document which describes the critera that a piece of apparatus must posess to fall into it's class.
example: Tanker: must have a minimum tank capacity of XXXX gal.
does NFPA have such a guide?
thanks,
Justin
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05-12-2005, 09:55 AM #1MembersZone Subscriber
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05-12-2005, 10:17 AM #2Forum Member
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I would start with NFPA 1901.
Look on their web site.
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05-13-2005, 07:52 AM #3Permanently Removed
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Here's NFPAs Fire Coding Site Hope this helps.
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05-13-2005, 01:57 PM #4Forum Member
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Ha! Good luck with NFPA if your not a subscribing member.
I often joke that NFPA stands for "NO FREE PUBLICATIONS ANYTIME"
But never the less they are the people to go to for this kinda stuff.
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With the advent of NIMS, apparatus titles have changed. Tankers now mean aircraft, and tenders mean apparatus. There was talk of changing this to just west of the rockies, but I do not know.
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It's been changed over here(new jersey) also, everytime someone says"Tanker" on radio, someone corrects them, gets quite annoying at times
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