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RAMSEY FIRE DEPARTMENT BODY SPECIFICATIONS CHASSIS MODIFICATIONS There shall be a lubrication plate (NFPA 1901 STD 3-2.3.3) mounted inside cab listing the type and grade of lubrication used in the following areas on the apparatus and chassis: Engine oil Engine Coolant Transmission Fluid Pump Transmission Lubrication Fluid Pump Primer Fluid Drive Axle Lubrication Fluid There shall be a chassis transmission gear-shift selector locking device to prevent accidental gear disengagement during pumping operations. (NFPA 1901 STD 4-10.2) Push button gear selector pads do not require a locking device. At any seat location the maximum noise level shall be 90 dba without any warning devices in operation. (NFPA 1901 STD 3-4.7.3) All interior crew and driving compartment door handles shall be designed and installed to protect against accidental or inadvertent opening. (NFPA 1901 STD 3-4.7.4) Head height at any seat shall be at least 37 inches from the seat to the ceiling with the seat depressed 1 inch. Each seating space shall have a minimum of 22 inches at the shoulder level. (NFPA 1901 STD 3-4.7.5) Controls and switches which are expected to operated by the driver while the apparatus is in motion shall be within convenient reach for the driver. 0'qFPA 1901 STD 3-4.7.9) Signs that state "Occupants must be seated and belted when apparatus is in motion" shall be provided. They shall be visible from each seated position. An accident prevention sign shall be located at the rear step area of the vehicle. It shall warn personnel that standing on the step while the vehicle is in motion is prohibited. (NFPA 1901 STD 3-4.7.6) There shall be a pressure protection valve to prevent the use of air horns or other air operated accessories when the system air pressure drops below 80 psi. (NFPA 1901 STD 3-4.1.3c) Page 3 of 33