NFPA 1925 - Standard on Marine Fire-Fighting Vessels, 2004 Edition

NFPA 1925 contains updated requirements for marine fire-fighting vessels, including rigid hull inflatable boats and special purpose vessels, used as fireboats based on pumping capacity and identified ancillary equipment. It defines three classes of fire fighting vessels and specifies:

• Arrangements and outfitting
• Stability
• Main propulsion
• Auxiliary engines
• Machinery and systems
• Electrical systems
• Fire-fighting pumps and monitors
• Foam systems
• Vessel fire protection
• Fire-fighting equipment
• Life-saving and rescue equipment
• Testing and commissioning vessels and equipment
• Plus other related information

The 2004 edition contains revised requirements for marine fire-fighting vessels that reflect recent design innovations. Also updated to conform to NFPA's Manual of Style. Approx. 48 pp.

NFPA 1925: Standard on Marine Fire-Fighting Vessels, 2004 Edition - Table of Contents:

• Administration
• Referenced Publications
• Definitions
• General Provisions
• Arrangements and Outfitting
• Stability and Subdivision
• Main Propulsion and Auxiliary Engines
• Auxiliary Machinery and Systems
• Electrical Systems
• External Fire-Fighting Pumps, Piping, and Discharge Devices
• Foam Systems
• Fire Protection Equipment for the Vessel
• Fire-Fighting Equipment
• Anchoring, Mooring, and Towing
• Life Saving and Rescue Equipment
• Communications Equipment and Systems
• Navigation Equipment and Systems
• Protective Coatings and Corrosion Protection
• Tests and Trials
• Storage and Maintenance
• Annex A Explanatory Material
• Annex B Marine Fire-Fighting Vessel Design Considerations
• Annex C Informational References
• Index