Posted by Mattlt on January 20, 2010 at 05:24:17 from (209.95.240.241):
In Reply to: Re: Is OSHA sleeping? posted by Keith Molden on January 20, 2010 at 04:08:02:
As a firefighter, we've been told we MUST wear a vest when working along a highway. Turnout gear is not enough. I don't really know whether or not the "rules" have been extended to FF and/or law enforcement or not. What I do know is that our local fire chiefs have decided they don't want to find out... if someone gets struck a) want to prevent it in the first place, and b) if it ever did happen to have to deal with OSHA, etc.
We had a close call a few years ago. It really had nothing to do with anyone wearing vests or not, but it did wake everyone up to the fact that things could have been much worse.
We at times needle our local law enforcement officers for not wearing them. They usually stick their noses up in the air, kind of giving you the "I'm invincible" sort of look.
Whenever possible, we park our biggest, heaviest trucks on both ends of the accident scene. Law is usually pretty understanding about shutting down the highway. We help them out in a lot of ways, so they usually work with us when we need it too.
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