NFPA Technical Committee on Marine Fire Fighting Vessels

NFPA Technical Committee on Marine Fire Fighting Vessels

NFPA 1910 (NFPA 1925) First Draft Meeting AGENDA

February 10, 2021

10:00 AM Start Time (ET)

I. Chair Jeffery McBride calls meeting to order on February 10th, 2021.

II. Welcome and Opening Remarks.

III. Introduction of attendees (Attachment A).

IV. Approval of minutes from the previous meeting (Attachment B).

V. Address submitted public inputs and develop any first revisions (Attachment C)

VI. Old business:• Recap on process items.

VII. New business:

a. Task Groups for SDM

b. NFPA 1925 alignment

VIII. Date and location of next meeting.

IX. Adjournment.

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ATTACHMENT A

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Address List No PhoneMarine Fire Fighting Vessels MAS-AAA

Ken Holland01/11/2021

MAS-AAA

Jeffery P. McBride

ChairEBL Engineers, LLCEBL Fire Engineering8005 Harford RoadBaltimore, MD 21234-5701

SE 9/30/2004MAS-AAA

V Frank Bateman

PrincipalICL Phos-Chek Performance Products LP1137 Rainbow DriveMartinez, CA 94553-4741

M 11/30/2016

MAS-AAA

William Richard Buck

PrincipalPort of Houston Fire Department302 Dogwood AvenueDickinson, TX 77539

E 08/03/2016MAS-AAA

Anthony R. Carli

PrincipalEverett Fire DepartmentChief384 BroadwayEverett, MA 02149

U 7/23/2008

MAS-AAA

Richard E. Chester, Jr.

PrincipalSeattle Fire Department925 Alaskan WaySeattle, WA 98104

U 4/3/2003MAS-AAA

Peter J. Duclos

PrincipalGladding-Hearn, Duclos Corporation1 Riverside Avenue, Box 300Somerset, MA 02725

M 9/30/2004

MAS-AAA

Ralph Enderle

PrincipalLos Angeles Fire Department17355 Rayen StreetSherwood Forest, CA 91325

U 04/11/2018MAS-AAA

Patrick T. Ginnaty-Moore

PrincipalUL LLC333 Pfingsten RoadNorthbrook, IL 60062Alternate: James E. Johannessen

RT 08/17/2018

MAS-AAA

John J. McDevitt

Principal440 Hampshire RoadDrexel Hill, PA 19026

C 3/21/2006MAS-AAA

Carl J. Micu

PrincipalJohn Deere Power Systems3801 West Ridgeway AvenuePO Box 5100Waterloo, IA 50704-5100

M 3/21/2006

MAS-AAA

Derek J. Noon

PrincipalRobert Allan Ltd.1639 West 2nd AvenueSuite 230Vancouver, BC V6J 1H3 CanadaAlternate: Robert G. Allan

SE 3/4/2008MAS-AAA

Jonathan G. Parrott

PrincipalJensen Maritime Consultants, Inc.1102 SW Massachusetts StreetSeattle, WA 98134-1030Alternate: Melissa L. Hertel

SE 7/26/2007

MAS-AAA

Charles J. Popp, III

PrincipalBoston Fire Department59 Brock StreetBrighton, MA 02135

U 04/05/2016MAS-AAA

William B. Robbins

PrincipalNew England Marine Survey, LLC302 Plains RoadHaddam, CT 06438

SE 10/27/2009

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Address List No PhoneMarine Fire Fighting Vessels MAS-AAA

Ken Holland01/11/2021

MAS-AAA

Manuel Silva

PrincipalJohnson Controls1467 Elmwood AvenueCranston, RI 02910-3849Alternate: Frank Velardi

M 08/17/2017MAS-AAA

Kenison Lee Tejada

PrincipalFirstNet Authority12201 Sunrise Valley DriveMail Stop 243Reston, VA 20192

U 04/02/2020

MAS-AAA

Donald H. J. Turno

PrincipalSavannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC142 Dalmatian DriveAiken, SC 29803-5024

U 10/23/2003MAS-AAA

Jeff Vanmeter

PrincipalIDEX Corp/Hale Products607 NW 27th AvenueOcala, FL 34475

M 08/11/2020

MAS-AAA

Robert G. Allan

AlternateRobert Allan Ltd.1639 West 2nd AvenueSuite 230Vancouver, BC V6J 1H3 CanadaPrincipal: Derek J. Noon

SE 7/14/2004MAS-AAA

Melissa L. Hertel

AlternateJensen Maritime Consultants, Inc.1102 SW Massachusetts StSeattle, WA 98134Principal: Jonathan G. Parrott

SE 7/26/2007

MAS-AAA

James E. Johannessen

AlternateUL LLC141 Northridge AvenueLandisville, PA 17538-1914Principal: Patrick T. Ginnaty-Moore

RT 08/17/2018MAS-AAA

Frank Velardi

AlternateJohnson Controls100 Lighting Way, 4th FloorSecaucus, NJ 07094Principal: Manuel Silva

M 08/11/2020

MAS-AAA

Ken Holland

Staff LiaisonNational Fire Protection AssociationOne Batterymarch ParkQuincy, MA 02169-7471

5/26/2020

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ATTACHMENT B

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WEB CONFERENCE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON MARINE FIRE FIGHTING VESSELS

NFPA 1925 Second Draft Meeting - Web Conference

May 17, 2017

MINUTES

Wednesday, May 17, 2016, Start Time 1:00 p.m. ET

1. Roll call of members, self-introduction of guests. Members attending:

Jeffery McBride, Chair EBL Engineers William Buck Port of Houston FD Carl Micu John Deere Power Systems Derek Noon Robert Allan Ltd. Jonathan Parrott Jensen Maritime Consultants, Inc. Charles Popp III Boston FD William Robbins New England Marine Survey, LLC

Dave Trebisacci NFPA Staff

2. Dave Trebisacci provided the staff liaison report and reviewed the process for reviewing Public Comments,creating Second Revisions. Dave also provided an overview of the revision cycle (F17) for NFPA 1925.

3. Jeff McBride provided welcoming remarks.

4. The Minutes of the May 3, 2016 meeting NFPA, Quincy, MA (attached) were approved. Motion to accept, JeffMcBride; second by Jonathan Parrott. Motion carried without discussion.

5. No Public Comments were received on NFPA 1925. Chairman McBride provided a change to Sections10.6 and A.10.6, and Second Revisions were created (See Second Draft report).

6. There was no old business.

7. There was no new business.

8. Upcoming Meetings - NFPA 1925 next cycle is F2022. The First Draft meeting will be in the January toJune, 2021 window.

9. The meeting was adjourned at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 17, 2017.

ATTACHMENT C

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ATTACHMENT C

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Public Input No. 215-NFPA 1910-2020 [ Section No. 33.5 ]

33.5 Nameplates Labels and Instruction Plates.

33.5.1

All labels and marking shall be of a type permanent in nature, shall be capable of withstandingthe effects of extreme weather and temperature, and shall be attached in a manner thatrequires mechanical means to remove.

33.5.2

A nameplate label shall be provided for each control, gauge, and indicator that is clearlymarked with the identification and function of that device.

33.5.3

An instruction plate shall be provided for the foam-proportioning system that includes, as aminimum, a piping schematic of the system and basic operation instructions.

33.5.3.1

Foam concentrate trade names shall not be substituted for foam solution percentage ratios oninstruction plates.

33.5.4

A label that reads “Foam Tank Fill” shall be provided at any foam tank fill opening and shallindicate the type and proportioning percentage of concentrate required.

Statement of Problem and Substantiation for Public Input

Per the definitions and consistent usage in NFPA 1901/1906/1917/1900, the NFPA Glossary of Terms, and other NFPA documents:A Label gives identification or informationAn Instruction Plate gives instructionsA Sign gives a warning.NFPA 1910 should use the same terminology as NFPA 1900 and other NFPA documents use about these items when the apparatus is built.

Submitter Information Verification

Submitter Full Name: Thomas Stalnaker

Organization: Goshen Fire Company

Street Address:

City:

State:

Zip:

Submittal Date: Fri Oct 30 16:05:58 EDT 2020

Committee: MAS-AAA

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Public Input No. 111-NFPA 1910-2020 [ Section No. 35.2.5.1 ]

35.2.5.1

Detectors shall be located in accordance with NFPA 72, NFPA 720, and NFPA 302.


NFPA 720 was withdrawn in 2018 and incorporated into NFPA 72.




Affiliation: Admin Task Group

Street Address:

City:

State:

Zip:

Submittal Date: Mon Sep 07 17:03:09 EDT 2020

Committee: MAS-AAA


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Public Input No. 112-NFPA 1910-2020 [ Section No. 36.1.1 ]


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36.1.1


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Firefighting equipment that is specified in this chapter and required for a given class of vesselshall be supplied and mounted or stowed as per the AHJ prior to the vessel being placed inoperation in accordance with Table 36.1.1(a) and Table 36.1.1(b).

Table 36.1.1(a) Firefighting Equipment (U.S. Units)

Equipment

Type I Type II Type III Type IV Type V

Qty Size Qty Size Qty Size Qty Size Qty Size

Line gun 1 1 1

Pry bar 2 6 ft 2 6 ft 2 6 ft 1Optional/Length

per AHJ1

Optional/Lper AH

Bolt cutter 1 24 in. 1 24 in. 1 24 in. 1 24 in. 1 24 in

Pike pole 2 15 ft 2 15 ft 2 15 ft 1 10 ft or 6 ft 1 6 ft or lo

2 6 ft 2 6 ft 2 6 ft

Scoop shovel 2 2 2 1

Adjustablehydrantwrench

2 2 2 1

Sprinklershutoff/wedge

4 4 4 2

Utility rope 2 100 ft 2 100 ft 2 100 ft 1 100 ft 1 100 f

Floatingstretcher withharness

2 2 2 1

Portableextinguisher

42-A:20-

B:C4

2-A:20-B:C

42-A:20-

B:C1 2-A:20-B:C 1 2-A:10-

Dry chemicalextinguisher

2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 1 80-B:C 1 80-B:

Electricalextensioncords

2 100 ft 2 100 ft 2 100 ft 1 50 ft

Flathead axe 1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb

Pick headaxe

1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb Optionalper AHJ

Halligan toolsor equivalent

2 6 lb 2 6 lb 2 6 lb 1 6 lb

Spannerwrench

8 8 8 4

Sledgehammer

1 10 lb 1 10 lb 1 10 lb 1 10 lb

Grapplinghook

2 2 2 1

Ropes inthrow bag

2 75 ft 2 75 ft 2 75 ft 1 75 ft 1 75 ft

Heaving line 2 75 ft 2 75 ft 2 75 ft 1 75 ft


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Equipment



NFPA 19832500 lifesafety rope

1 100 ft 1 100 ft 1 100 ft Optionalper AHJ

Jet siphons 221⁄2 in. to31⁄2 in. or

larger2

21⁄2 in. to31⁄2 in. or

larger2

21⁄2 in. to31⁄2 in. or

larger

Optionalper AHJ

2

11⁄2in.to

21⁄2in.

2

11⁄2in.to

21⁄2in.

2

11⁄2in.to

21⁄2in.

111⁄2 in.to 21⁄2

in.

Positivepressure fan(portable)

2Size per

AHJ2

Size perAHJ

2Size per

AHJ N/A

Gasoline-poweredchain saw

1 1 1

Portableoxygen gascutting set orequal

1 1 1

Hydraulicrescue tool

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

Optionalper AHJ

N/A = Not applicable.

Table 36.1.1(b) Firefighting Equipment (SI Units)

Equipment



Line gun 1 1 1

Pry bar 2 1.8 m 2 1.8 m 2 1.8 m 1Optional/Length

per AHJ1

Optional/Lengthper AHJ

Bolt cutter 1 610 mm 1 610 mm 1 610 mm 1 610 mm 1 610 mm

Pike pole 2 4.5 m 2 4.5 m 2 4.5 m 1 3 m or

21.8m

21.8m

21.8m

1.8 m

Scoopshovel

2 2 2 1


2 2 2 1


4 4 4 2

Utility rope 2 30 m 2 30 m 2 30 m 1 30 m 1 30 m


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Equipment



Floatingstretcherwithharness

2 2 2 1


42-A:20-

B:C4

2-A:20-B:C

42-A:20-

B:C1 2-A:20-B:C 1

2-A:10-B:C

Drychemicalextinguisher

2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 1 80-B:C 1 80-B:C


2 30 m 2 30 m 2 30 m 1 15 m Oppe

Flatheadaxe

1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg

Pick headaxe

1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg Optionalper AHJ

Halligantools orequivalent

2 2.7 kg 2 2.7 kg 2 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg Oppe

Spannerwrench

8 8 8 4

Sledgehammer

1 4.5 kg 1 4.5 kg 1 4.5 kg 1 4.5 kg Oppe

Grapplinghook

2 2 2 1

Ropes inthrow bag

2 23 m 2 23 m 2 23 m 1 23 m 1 23 m

Heaving line 2 23 m 2 23 m 2 23 m 1 23 m Oppe

NFPA 19832500 lifesafety rope

1 30 m 1 30 m 1 30 m Optionalper AHJ

Jet siphons 2

65 mmto 90

mm orlarger

2

65 mmto 90

mm orlarger

2

65 mmto 90

mm orlarger

165 mm to 90

mm or larger or

Oppe

2

38mmto65mm

2

38mmto65mm

2

38mmto65mm

138 mmto 65mm

Positivepressure fan(portable)

2Size per

AHJ2

Size perAHJ

2Size per

AHJ N/A


1 1 1


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Equipment



Portableoxygen gascutting setor equal

1 1 1


1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

Optionalper AHJ



Update due to document consolidation.





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Zip:


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36.1.1


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Firefighting equipment that is specified in this chapter and required for a given class of vesselshall be supplied and mounted or stowed as per the AHJ prior to the vessel being placed inoperation in accordance with Table 36.1.1(a) and Table 36.1.1(b).

Table 36.1.1(a) Firefighting Equipment (U.S. Units)

Equipment



Line gun 1 1 1

Pry bar 2 6 ft 2 6 ft 2 6 ft 1Optional/Length

per AHJ1

Optional/Lper AH

Bolt cutter 1 24 in. 1 24 in. 1 24 in. 1 24 in. 1 24 in

Pike pole 2 15 ft 2 15 ft 2 15 ft 1 10 ft or 6 ft 1 6 ft or lo

2 6 ft 2 6 ft 2 6 ft

Scoop shovel 2 2 2 1


2 2 2 1


4 4 4 2

Utility rope 2 100 ft 2 100 ft 2 100 ft 1 100 ft 1 100 f

Floatingstretcher withharness

2 2 2 1


42-A:20-

B:C4

2-A:20-B:C

42-A:20-

B:C1 2-A:20-B:C 1 2-A:10-

Dry chemicalextinguisher

2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 1 80-B:C 1 80-B:


2 100 ft 2 100 ft 2 100 ft 1 50 ft

Flathead axe 1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb

Pick headaxe

1 6 lb 1 6 lb 1 6 lb Optionalper AHJ

Halligan toolsor equivalent

2 6 lb 2 6 lb 2 6 lb 1 6 lb

Spannerwrench

8 8 8 4

Sledgehammer

1 10 lb 1 10 lb 1 10 lb 1 10 lb

Grapplinghook

2 2 2 1

Ropes inthrow bag

2 75 ft 2 75 ft 2 75 ft 1 75 ft 1 75 ft

Heaving line 2 75 ft 2 75 ft 2 75 ft 1 75 ft


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Equipment



NFPA 1983life safetyrope

1 100 ft 1 100 ft 1 100 ft Optionalper AHJ

Jet siphons 221⁄2 in. to31⁄2 in. or

larger2

21⁄2 in. to31⁄2 in. or

larger2

21⁄2 in. to31⁄2 in. or

larger

Optionalper AHJ

2

11⁄2in.to

21⁄2in.

2

11⁄2in.to

21⁄2in.

2

11⁄2in.to

21⁄2in.

111⁄2 in.to 21⁄2

in.

PositiveNegativepressure fan(portable)

2Size per

AHJ2

Size perAHJ

2Size per

AHJ N/A


1 1 1

Portableoxygen gascutting set orequal

1 1 1


1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

Optionalper AHJ


Table 36.1.1(b) Firefighting Equipment (SI Units)

Equipment



Line gun 1 1 1

Pry bar 2 1.8 m 2 1.8 m 2 1.8 m 1Optional/Length

per AHJ1

Optional/Lengthper AHJ

Bolt cutter 1 610 mm 1 610 mm 1 610 mm 1 610 mm 1 610 mm

Pike pole 2 4.5 m 2 4.5 m 2 4.5 m 1 3 m or

21.8m

21.8m

21.8m

1.8 m

Scoopshovel

2 2 2 1


2 2 2 1


4 4 4 2


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Equipment



Utility rope 2 30 m 2 30 m 2 30 m 1 30 m 1 30 m

Floatingstretcherwithharness

2 2 2 1


42-A:20-

B:C4

2-A:20-B:C

42-A:20-

B:C1 2-A:20-B:C 1

2-A:10-B:C

Drychemicalextinguisher

2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 2 80-B:C 1 80-B:C 1 80-B:C


2 30 m 2 30 m 2 30 m 1 15 m Oppe

Flatheadaxe

1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg

Pick headaxe

1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg Optionalper AHJ

Halligantools orequivalent

2 2.7 kg 2 2.7 kg 2 2.7 kg 1 2.7 kg Oppe

Spannerwrench

8 8 8 4

Sledgehammer

1 4.5 kg 1 4.5 kg 1 4.5 kg 1 4.5 kg Oppe

Grapplinghook

2 2 2 1

Ropes inthrow bag

2 23 m 2 23 m 2 23 m 1 23 m 1 23 m

Heaving line 2 23 m 2 23 m 2 23 m 1 23 m Oppe

NFPA 1983life safetyrope

1 30 m 1 30 m 1 30 m Optionalper AHJ

Jet siphons 2

65 mmto 90

mm orlarger

2

65 mmto 90

mm orlarger

2

65 mmto 90

mm orlarger

165 mm to 90

mm or larger or

Oppe

2

38mmto65mm

2

38mmto65mm

2

38mmto65mm

138 mmto 65mm

PositiveNegativepressure fan(portable)

2Size per

AHJ2

Size perAHJ

2Size per

AHJ N/A


1 1 1


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Equipment



Portableoxygen gascutting setor equal

1 1 1


1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

1

Gaspowered

ormanuallyoperated

Optionalper AHJ



Shipboard firefighting needs negative pressure fans. Positive pressure fans can be applied in certain applications, but the ideal would be negative pressure. Including both would be optimal, but if only 1 was to be included, the most desirable one would be negative.


Submitter Full Name: Andrew Doyle

Organization: Baltimore City Fire Department

Street Address:

City:

State:

Zip:

Submittal Date: Thu Oct 15 11:52:54 EDT 2020

Committee: MAS-AAA


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36.1.3

All fire service equipment required by this chapter and Table 31.1 shall meet the requirementsof NFPA standards for the particular type of equipment as identified as follows:

(1) NFPA 10, Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers

(2) NFPA 1931, Standard for Manufacturer's Design of Fire Department Ground Ladders

(3) NFPA 1961, Standard on Fire Hose

(4) NFPA 1963, Standard for Fire Hose Connections

(5) NFPA 1964, Standard for Spray Nozzles

(6) NFPA 1981, Standard on Open-Circuit Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) forEmergency Services

(7) NFPA 1983, Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and RescueIncidents and Life Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency Services







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36.3.1 Fire Hose.


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All fire hose shall be in accordance with Table 36.3.1(a) or Table 36.3.1(b) and shall meet therequirements of NFPA 1961.

Table 36.3.1(a) Fire Hoses, Fittings and Appliances (U.S. Units)

Equipment



Large-diameterhose

600ft

31⁄2 in. orlarger

600ft

31⁄2in. orlarger

400ft

31⁄2in. orlarger

200ft

31⁄2in. orlarger

N/A

Attack hose(large)

600ft

21⁄2 in. or3 in.

600ft

21⁄2in. or3 in.

400ft

21⁄2in. or3 in.

200ft

21⁄2in. or3 in.

N/A

Attack hose(small)

600ft

11⁄2 in.,13⁄4 in., or

2 in.

600ft

11⁄2in.,13⁄4

in., or2 in.

400ft

11⁄2in.,13⁄4

in., or2 in.

200ft

11⁄2in.,13⁄4

in., or2 in.

200ft

11⁄2in.,13⁄4in.,or 2in.

Combinationnozzle withshutoff

4 21⁄2 in. 4 21⁄2in.

4 21⁄2in.

2 21⁄2in.

2

11⁄2in. or21⁄2in.

4 11⁄2 in. 4 11⁄2in.

4 11⁄2in.

2 11⁄2in.

N/A

Cellar ordistributornozzle

2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2in.

2 21⁄2in.

1 21⁄2in.

N/A

Foameductor withmatchingnozzle(portable)

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

N/

Opt. perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt. per

AHJ N/A

Couplings:

Double male 2

Consistentwith large-diameterhose used

2

Sameas

TypeI

2

Sameas

TypeI

2

Sameas

TypeI

N/A

Doublefemale

2


2

Sameas

TypeI

2

Sameas

TypeI

2

Sameas

TypeI

N/A

Doublemales

2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2in.

2 21⁄2in.

2 21⁄2in.

Consistentwith hoseused

Doublefemales

2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2in.

2 21⁄2in.

2 21⁄2in.

Consistentwith hoseused

Reducers:

Large-diameter to21⁄2 in.

2 2 2 1 N/


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Equipment



21⁄2 in. to 11⁄2in.

2 2 2 1 N/

Increasers:

21⁄2 in. tolarge-diameter

2 2 2 1 N/

Wyes:

21⁄2 in. × 11⁄2in. × 11⁄2 in.gated

2 2 2 1 N/

21⁄2 in. gated 2 2 2 1 N/

Large-diameter to2–21⁄2 in.gated

1 1 1 N/A N/

21⁄2 in. plug(malethread)

2 2 2 1 N/

21⁄2 in. cap(femalethread)

2 2 2 1 N/

21⁄2 in.Siamese

2 2 1 N/A N/

Internationalshoreconnection

2 2 2 1 N/


Table 36.3.1(b) Fire Hoses, Fittings and Appliances (SI Units)

Equipment


QtySize(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm)

Large-diameterhose

180m

90 orlarger

180m

90 orlarger

120m

90 orlarger

60m

90 orlarger

N/A

Attack hose(large)

180m

65 or 76180m

65 or76

120m

65 or76

60m

65 or76

N/A

Attack hose(small)

180m

38, 45, or50

180m

38,45, or

50

120m

38,45, or

50

60m

38,45, 50

60m

38,45, 50


4 65 4 65 4 65 2 65 238 or

65

4 38 4 38 4 38 2 38 N/A


2 65 2 65 2 65 1 65 N/A

Foameductor withmatching

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

N/A


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Equipment


QtySize(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm)

nozzle(portable)

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

N/A

Couplings:

Double male 2


2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

N/A

Doublefemale

2


2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

N/A

Doublemales

2 65 2 65 2 65 2 65 Consistentwith hoseused

Doublefemales


Reducers:

Large-diameter to65 mm

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mm to 38mm

2 2 2 1 N/A

Increasers:

65 mm tolarge-diameter

2 2 2 1 N/A

Wyes:

65 mm × 38mm × 38mm gated

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mmgated

2 2 2 1 N/A

Large-diameter to50–65 mmgated

1 1 1 N/A N/A

65 mm plug(malethread)

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mm cap(femalethread)

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mmSiamese

2 2 1 N/A N/A


2 2 2 1 N/A


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Add a piercing nozzle for at least Type I, II and III. This nozzle can be useful in shipbaordfirefighting.


Add a piercing nozzle for at least Type I, II and III. This nozzle can be useful in shipbaord firefighting.




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36.3.1 Fire Hose.


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All fire hose shall be in accordance with Table 36.3.1(a) or Table 36.3.1(b) and shall meet therequirements of NFPA 1961.

Table 36.3.1(a) Fire Hoses, Fittings and Appliances (U.S. Units)

Equipment



Large-diameterSupplyhose

600ft

3 1 ⁄ 2in 3 in . or

larger

600ft

3 1 ⁄ 2in 3 in .

orlarger

400ft

3 1 ⁄ 2in 3 in .

orlarger

200ft

3 1 ⁄ 2in 3 in .

orlarger

N/A

Attack hose(large)

600ft

21⁄2 in. or3 in.

600ft

21⁄2 in.or 3in.

400ft

21⁄2 in.or 3in.

200ft

21⁄2 in.or 3in.

N/A

Attack hose(small)

600ft

11⁄2 in.,13⁄4 in., or

2 in.

600ft

11⁄2 in.,13⁄4 in.,or 2 in.

400ft

11⁄2 in.,13⁄4 in.,or 2 in.

200ft

11⁄2 in.,13⁄4 in.,or 2 in.

200ft

11⁄2in.,13⁄4in.,or 2in.


4 21⁄2 in. 4 21⁄2 in. 4 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. 2

11⁄2in. or21⁄2in.

4 11⁄2 in. 4 11⁄2 in. 4 11⁄2 in. 2 11⁄2 in. N/A


2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. 1 21⁄2 in. N/A

Foameductor withmatchingnozzle(portable)

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt. perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt. per

AHJ N/A

Couplings:

Double male 2


2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

N/A

Doublefemale

2


2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

N/A

Doublemales

2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. Consistentwith hoseused

Doublefemales

2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. 2 21⁄2 in. Consistentwith hoseused

Reducers:

Large-diameter to21⁄2 in.

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21⁄2 in. to 11⁄2in.

2 2 2 1

Increasers:

21⁄2 in. tolarge-diameter

2 2 2 1

Wyes:

21⁄2 in. × 11⁄2in. × 11⁄2 in.gated

2 2 2 1

21⁄2 in. gated 2 2 2 1

Large-diameter to2–21⁄2 in.gated

1 1 1 N/A

21⁄2 in. plug(malethread)

2 2 2 1

21⁄2 in. cap(femalethread)

2 2 2 1

21⁄2 in.Siamese

2 2 1 N/A


2 2 2 1


Table 36.3.1(b) Fire Hoses, Fittings and Appliances (SI Units)

Equipment


QtySize(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm)

Large-diameterhose

180m

90 orlarger

180m

90 orlarger

120m

90 orlarger

60m

90 orlarger

N/A

Attack hose(large)

180m

65 or 76180m

65 or76

120m

65 or76

60m

65 or76

N/A

Attack hose(small)

180m

38, 45, or50

180m

38,45, or

50

120m

38,45, or

50

60m

38,45, 50

60m

38,45, 50


4 65 4 65 4 65 2 65 238 or

65

4 38 4 38 4 38 2 38 N/A


2 65 2 65 2 65 1 65 N/A

Foameductor withmatching

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

N/A


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QtySize(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm) Qty

Size(mm)

nozzle(portable)

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

Opt.perAHJ

N/A

Couplings:

Double male 2


2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

N/A

Doublefemale

2


2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

2Same

asType I

N/A

Doublemales


Doublefemales


Reducers:

Large-diameter to65 mm

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mm to 38mm

2 2 2 1 N/A

Increasers:

65 mm tolarge-diameter

2 2 2 1 N/A

Wyes:

65 mm × 38mm × 38mm gated

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mmgated

2 2 2 1 N/A

Large-diameter to50–65 mmgated

1 1 1 N/A N/A

65 mm plug(malethread)

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mm cap(femalethread)

2 2 2 1 N/A

65 mmSiamese

2 2 1 N/A N/A


2 2 2 1 N/A


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Some settings still use 3" hose as supply hose due to its maneuverability and the its weight. Some LDH is too heavy for piers or moving through other vessel. Having 3" as the minimum allows to stretch supply hose that can be more effective and safer.




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36.6* Medical and First Aid Equipment.

All vessels shall carry basic medical and first-aid supplies as specified by the AHJ andcoordinated with the user, as applicable, based on the intended use and mission of the vessel.Minimum medical and first aid equipment requirements see 41.13.


Section 41.13 denotes what minimum medical and first aid equipment should be carried. The change is to reference that standard so there is no confusion about minimum medical and first aid equipment.




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38.2.1

Outboard engines shall be permitted to be gasoline fueled and shall comply with ABYC H-26,Powering of Boats; ABYC S TH -12 , Outboard Motor Transom and Motor WellDimensions Outboard Engine Mounting Guide ; and ABYC S-30, Outboard Engine and RelatedEquipment Weights.


ABYC S-12 was withdrawn and replaced with ABYC TH-12.





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38.2.4

Mountings of the outboard engines and fit of the outboard(s) with a transom shall comply withABYC S TH -12, Outboard Motor Transom and Motor Well Dimensions Engine Mounting Guide .


ABYC S-12 was withdrawn and replaces with ABYC TH-12.





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41.14.2

Where a davit or mechanized crane is fitted, it shall have a minimum safe working load of 500 lb(227 kg), at full horizontal extension. Davits shall be maintained in accordance with Chapter18.


The proper care and maintenance of davits are important. Chapter 18 - Winches, should be revised to include the proper care and maintenance of davits as well to ensure they are fully mission capable.




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Public Input No. 189-NFPA 1910-2020 [ Section No. 42.1.2.1 ]

42.1.2.1

All Type I through Type IV vessels shall be equipped with at least two fixed-mount, 25 watt,VHF-FM radios.


Provides for the vessels to have more than the standard is the owner desires.




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45.4 Delivery Documentation.

The builder shall supply no fewer than two copies of the following documentation at the time ofdelivery:

(1) Copy of test and trials report

(2) Full set of original equipment manufacturer’s manuals

(3) The edition of NFPA 1925 1910 to which the vessel was constructed

(4) The original classification of the vessel in accordance with the types of marine firefightingvessels listed in Chapter 31

(5) A list of basic equipment and related items required by the classification as found in Table36.1.1(a) [or Table 36.1.1(b)] and Table 36.3.1(a) [or Table 36.3.1(b)]







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Public Input No. 152-NFPA 1910-2020 [ Section No. A.34.1 ]

A.34.1

It is the responsibility of the purchaser to provide the contractor with sufficient information toenable the contractor to prepare a bid and a complete description of the apparatus thecontractor proposes to supply. Completion of the Apparatus Purchasing Specification Form inAnnex B E of NFPA 1901 1900 should provide the information required in the various sectionsof this document.







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Public Input No. 229-NFPA 1910-2020 [ Section No. A.34.1 ]

A.34 30 .1 3.2

It is the responsibility of the purchaser to provide the contractor with sufficient information toenable the contractor to prepare a bid and a complete description of the apparatus thecontractor proposes to supply. Completion of the The Apparatus Purchasing SpecificationForm in Annex B of NFPA 1901 should provide the information required in the various sectionsof this document E of NFPA 1900 might raise some other issues to consider while specifying afirefighting vessel .


Move section. 34.1 deals with Personnel Training and this annex item has nothing to do with personnel training. Section 30.3.2 deals with the Determination of Needs Study and references Annex H which is somewhat similar in intent to 1900 Annex E.Revise wording. NFPA 1900 Annex E deals with the specification process and requirements for automotive fire apparatus. While it might raise some issues that should be considered in specifying a firefighting vessel, it is not accurate to say that it will "provide information required in the various sections of this document." This wording was lifted from NFPA 1900 and needs to be modified for this document.NOTE: NEED TO MOVE * FROM 34.1 TO 30.3.2.NOTE: ANNEX E WILL PROBABLY GET RE-LETTERED IN THE FIRST DRAFT PROCESS.




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