Which standard governs the Personal Alert Safety System (PASS) device?

NFPA 1977

NFPA 1982

The Personal Alert Safety System (PASS) device is governed by NFPA 1982. This standard specifically deals with the design, performance, testing, and certification of PASS devices, which are crucial for ensuring firefighter safety during operations. The PASS device is designed to alert team members when a firefighter is inactive for a specific period of time, indicating a potential emergency situation.

Understanding the functions and standards associated with PASS devices is essential for maintaining safety in hazardous environments, as they enhance situational awareness and provide a means of locating downed firefighters. The purpose of NFPA 1982 is to establish consistent safety measures and improve the effectiveness of these devices in the field.

NFPA 1500

NFPA 1051

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