NFPA 1584-2015 PDF Download

NFPA 1584-2015 is a standard that sets forth the minimum requirements for establishing and implementing a rehabilitation process for fire department members who are engaged in incident scene operations and training exercises. The primary goal of this standard is to ensure the health and well-being of firefighters during and after their involvement in emergency response activities.

The standard emphasizes the need for a systematic rehabilitation process within the incident management system. It defines the methods and protocols for tracking and assessing the condition of firefighters, including monitoring vital signs, evaluating physical and mental fatigue, and addressing potential exposures to hazardous substances.

The standard recognizes the importance of providing adequate rest, rehydration, and medical attention to firefighters to maintain their physical and mental capabilities throughout the incident. It also emphasizes the need for proper documentation and coordination with medical professionals to ensure the long-term health and well-being of firefighters.