1. Objectives
To establish uniformity, promote professional image, and provide protection from potential environmental
hazards.
2. Audience
This covers the operation of all medical transport personnel in Bangkok Emergency Service.(BES)
3. Policy
1. Company uniform and identification badges shall be worn at all time while operating medical transportation
2. The staff members working at the airport shall wear Security Identification Display Areas picture identification badges on top of company badges.
3. Other company personnel shall dress professionally at all time during work.
4. Personal grooming and hygiene are critical to promote clean work place. An employee with direct patient contact shall keep nails short and shall not wear artificial nails or nail extenders of any type.
5. Jewelry should be limited to avoid potential for harboring secretions or fluid from patient contact
6. All personnel within close vicinity of an aircraft when it is running should be wearing hearing protection. This policy applies not only to flight crew members, but also any personnel on the loading/unloading team.
7. Safety shoes (steel or composite toe) should be worn during medical transport operation for both ground and air personnel, protective boot extend over the ankle is preferred for rotor wing operation.
4. Definitions
None
S/P-01-BES-009 Rev.0 (16 Jul 2014) Page 2 / 3
2 Soi Soonvijai 7 New Petchaburi Rd., Huaykwang Bangkok 10310, Thailand Tel. 66 2-716-9999
BES Communication Center Tel.1724
5. Guidelines
1 Ground transport personnel: Uniforms include
EMS pants with reflective strip
Blue color uniform blue shirt with BES logo, work position and reflective strip
Jacket (optional)
2 Air Interfacility flight personnel (RW)
Flight suits shall be made of fire retardant material with approved reflective striping and an Air Care logo patch.
Socks and undergarments shall be made of a natural (silk, 100% cotton, wool) or flame retardant material.
Helmets shall be individually fitted. Each crew member that flies regularly as part of their duty
Helmet will be annually inspect
3 Air Interfacility flight personnel (FW)
Uniform (Shirt, pants and flight jacket) shall be made of 100 % cotton or fire retardant material
Socks and undergarments shall be made of a natural (silk, 100% cotton, wool) or flame retardant material.
Safety shoe with protective toe is required
4 Air medical evacuation flight personnel
Uniform include BES uniform or aviation medicine shirt, pants and flight jacket
Safety shoes is required
Additional cloth should be prepared for appropriate weather condition at the destination.
5 Ground Personnel with Episodic Flight Duties
Shall comply with flight personnel dress code as specified above or have all clothing and equipment necessary to change into for flight duty with them during their shifts so as not to significantly delay response time for transition into full compliance with flight personnel dress code.
6 Sea (Hydrolance) transport personnel
Shall wear company uniform as well as ground transport personnel.
Toe protective, anti- slip and water resistant shoes is required
high visibility Life jacket with whistle and jacket lights shall be worn while transporting patient on the boat.
Life jacket will be annually inspect
High visibility rain jacket should also be prepared.
7 Flight Dress Code Requirements for Personnel Other Than Aircrew
Observer Program participants, resident and fellow physicians, and all other personnel onboard the aircraft shall wear flight retardant flight suits and helmets.
The following personnel shall not be provided flight suits but will be provided either a helmet or headset and need not be asked to sign a waiver:
a. Family members or others accompanying
b. patients during transport
and other personnel performing or assisting with mission related function
S/P-01-BES-009 Rev.0 (16 Jul 2014) Page 3 / 3
2 Soi Soonvijai 7 New Petchaburi Rd., Huaykwang Bangkok 10310, Thailand Tel. 66 2-716-9999
BES Communication Center Tel.1724
8 Contact Isolation
Universal contact isolation precautions will be utilized during all patient contact time.
For patients that are known to be on contact isolation, after patient transfer is made at the receiving facility transport crew will change to a new uniform or flight suit before continue operation.
9. Reflective Vests
During operations at an accident scene, along the roadway, or in or about an area with movement of machinery or vehicles transport staff shall wear a high visible reflective vest over their uniform during day and night operations.
6. Monitoring and measurement of the process/service
None
7. Document Reference
None
8. Form Reference
None
1. ObjectivesTo establish uniformity, promote professional image, and provide protection from potential environmentalhazards.2. AudienceThis covers the operation of all medical transport personnel in Bangkok Emergency Service.(BES)3. Policy1. Company uniform and identification badges shall be worn at all time while operating medical transportation2. The staff members working at the airport shall wear Security Identification Display Areas picture identification badges on top of company badges.3. Other company personnel shall dress professionally at all time during work.4. Personal grooming and hygiene are critical to promote clean work place. An employee with direct patient contact shall keep nails short and shall not wear artificial nails or nail extenders of any type.5. Jewelry should be limited to avoid potential for harboring secretions or fluid from patient contact6. All personnel within close vicinity of an aircraft when it is running should be wearing hearing protection. This policy applies not only to flight crew members, but also any personnel on the loading/unloading team.7. Safety shoes (steel or composite toe) should be worn during medical transport operation for both ground and air personnel, protective boot extend over the ankle is preferred for rotor wing operation.4. DefinitionsNoneS/P-01-BES-009 Rev.0 (16 Jul 2014) Page 2 / 32 Soi Soonvijai 7 New Petchaburi Rd., Huaykwang Bangkok 10310, Thailand Tel. 66 2-716-9999BES Communication Center Tel.17245. Guidelines1 Ground transport personnel: Uniforms include EMS pants with reflective strip Blue color uniform blue shirt with BES logo, work position and reflective strip Jacket (optional)2 Air Interfacility flight personnel (RW) Flight suits shall be made of fire retardant material with approved reflective striping and an Air Care logo patch. Socks and undergarments shall be made of a natural (silk, 100% cotton, wool) or flame retardant material. Helmets shall be individually fitted. Each crew member that flies regularly as part of their duty Helmet will be annually inspect3 Air Interfacility flight personnel (FW) Uniform (Shirt, pants and flight jacket) shall be made of 100 % cotton or fire retardant material Socks and undergarments shall be made of a natural (silk, 100% cotton, wool) or flame retardant material. Safety shoe with protective toe is required4 Air medical evacuation flight personnel Uniform include BES uniform or aviation medicine shirt, pants and flight jacket Safety shoes is required Additional cloth should be prepared for appropriate weather condition at the destination.5 Ground Personnel with Episodic Flight Duties Shall comply with flight personnel dress code as specified above or have all clothing and equipment necessary to change into for flight duty with them during their shifts so as not to significantly delay response time for transition into full compliance with flight personnel dress code.6 Sea (Hydrolance) transport personnel Shall wear company uniform as well as ground transport personnel. Toe protective, anti- slip and water resistant shoes is required high visibility Life jacket with whistle and jacket lights shall be worn while transporting patient on the boat. Life jacket will be annually inspect High visibility rain jacket should also be prepared.7 Flight Dress Code Requirements for Personnel Other Than Aircrew Observer Program participants, resident and fellow physicians, and all other personnel onboard the aircraft shall wear flight retardant flight suits and helmets. The following personnel shall not be provided flight suits but will be provided either a helmet or headset and need not be asked to sign a waiver:a. Family members or others accompanyingb. patients during transportand other personnel performing or assisting with mission related functionS/P-01-BES-009 Rev.0 (16 Jul 2014) Page 3 / 32 Soi Soonvijai 7 New Petchaburi Rd., Huaykwang Bangkok 10310, Thailand Tel. 66 2-716-9999BES Communication Center Tel.17248 Contact Isolation Universal contact isolation precautions will be utilized during all patient contact time. For patients that are known to be on contact isolation, after patient transfer is made at the receiving facility transport crew will change to a new uniform or flight suit before continue operation.9. Reflective Vests During operations at an accident scene, along the roadway, or in or about an area with movement of machinery or vehicles transport staff shall wear a high visible reflective vest over their uniform during day and night operations.
6. Monitoring and measurement of the process/service
None
7. Document Reference
None
8. Form Reference
None
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