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Mr. Paul Smithson is the Chief Officer in Central Jackson County Fire Protection District. An update of the mandatory use of Personal Alert Safety Systems (PASS alarms) is due soon. He requested Mr. Jack Sullivan, Senior Officer to produce the newly version of the Standard Operating Procedures to ensure clear instruction to members of the firefighting department on their responsibilities of using their PASS alarms. This document must be submitted to Samuel Thynker, Chief Officer of the Chicago Fire Department for his approval. The document is relevant to all personnel working within the Central Jackson County Fire Protection District. All staff will adhere to the details of the policy and SOP at all times.

Personal alert safety system (PASS) devices were developed to protect firefighters, from a wide range of potentially life-threatening events that can occur on the fireground, including becoming lost or disoriented, becoming incapacitated and running out of air. Apart from the PASS alarm, firefighters must equip themselves with The purpose of this SOP. Only after wearing complete gear and retrieving their PASS alarm can firefighters can be on emergency cases or even training.

Firefighters must first retrieve the PASS alarm affixed to the utility belt or alarm device holder at the inventory. All retrievals must be logged on the individual record card for the PASS alarm device, indicating who performed the activity and the name of the supervised officer who supervised such activity. The PASS alarms must be inspected by all members before duty. If there are any defects, requirements of battery replacement or servicing, it shall be immediately reported through channels to district headquarters. Until the problem is resolved, firefighter must request a spare PASS alarm from the Breathing Apparatus Service Department. All members equipped with PASS alarms shall wear and activate their device once reaching the fire ground or emergency scenes. However, do not activate at fire assists incidents or F.O.C inspections. At the end of duty, the PASS alarm must be returned to the company officer. Record the PASS alarm unit identification number alongside the name of member using the unit. Shall there be major damage (unserviceable) not due to a members negligence, a separate report of the incident must be made on the same day and record of return must still be made to the company officer.

Reuse Flies Add-ins Media Header 4 Footer TITLE: Department/Unit: This SOP has been written for the Chicago Fire Department. Purpose: The purpose of this SOP to ensure clear instruction to members of the firefighting department on their responsibilities of using their PASS alarms. Who can perform this SOP? Equipment/Tools Needed: Personal Protective Equipment: Tools: Reference Materials: Procedure