Use and Care Manual

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Flame Resistant Garments

USER INFORMATION GUIDE

This User Information Guide provides advice relating to the use, care, maintenance,

and risk reduction of your new Flame Resistant (FR) garment. Potential risks and risk

reduction are also discussed to ensure optimal safety while using this item.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE WEARING.

IT IS THE WEARER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD AND COMPLY WITH THE GUIDELINES PROVIDED WITHIN.

1. PRE-USE INFORMATION

This PIP® FR garment is UL certified, meaning it is compliant

with NFPA 2112-2023 Standard on Flame-Resistant Clothing

for Protection of Industrial Personnel Against Short-Duration

Thermal Exposures from Fire.

Established in 1896, the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) is the

leading advocate for fire prevention, and the global source for public safety codes,

standards, research, training, education, outreach and advocacy, to minimize

the risk and eects of fire. This standard outlines the appropriate performance

requirements and testing methods for both FR fabric and FR garments, as well as

the proper labeling and quality control requirements for FR manufacturers, that are

necessary to be considered compliant with NFPA 2112-2023.

a. Safety Considerations

This PIP® FR garment provides limited protection:

during short durations of thermal exposure or flash fires

in the event of an electrical arc flash

IMPORTANT: DO NOT USE THIS GARMENT IF IT IS DAMAGED.

b. Limitations of Use

This PIP® FR garment does not provide protection against:

any extended exposure to direct flame or high heat

fire rescue or intended for emergency operations

exposure to radiological agents, biological agents, or hazardous materials

Summary of content (4 pages)

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PIP® Flame Resistant Garments USER INFORMATION GUIDE This User Information Guide provides advice relating to the use, care, maintenance, and risk reduction of your new Flame Resistant (FR) garment. Potential risks and risk reduction are also discussed to ensure optimal safety while using this item. IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE WEARING. IT IS THE WEARER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD AND COMPLY WITH THE GUIDELINES PROVIDED WITHIN. 1.
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PIP® Flame Resistant Garments USER INFORMATION GUIDE For maximum protection, flame resistant collars must be worn closed, and sleeves and cuffs must be worn down and secured. Be aware that additional garments or personal protective equipment (PPE) may be required for complete protection. Do not use this garment if it is soiled, damaged, or contaminated. Ensure that you clean this garment in accordance with the guidelines contained in this document.
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PIP® Flame Resistant Garments USER INFORMATION GUIDE SIZE AND FIT GUIDE How To Measure CHEST: Standing naturally, measure around the fullest part of the chest and shoulder, under the arms with your arms at resting position. WAIST: Measure over undergarments at the natural waistline (usually approx. 0.4in below the navel). INSEAM: Measure from crotch to floor, with shoes.
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PIP® Flame Resistant Garments USER INFORMATION GUIDE 3. INSPECTION FREQUENCY AND DETAILS Conduct visual inspections regularly. Ensure that all: ▶ components are inspected (e.g., buttons, snaps, shanks, zippers, buckles, hook & loop, etc.). ▶ garments found to have any of the above indication of damage or other noted defects must be removed and retired from use until repaired or replaced 4.