Esspcificaciones De Ambulancias

PROPOSED DRAFT OF
NFPA 1917 Standard for Automotive Ambulances 2013 Edition

The attached draft is a Committee working document. It is being circulated to solicit input from the public prior to publication as a Report on Proposals (ROP). To submit a proposal, please use the proposal form that is attached to this draft. Proposals must be received by the Secretary, Standards Council, at NFPA, by5:00 PM EDST on Wednesday, December 15, 2010. Please contact the Standards Administration Department or the Staff Liaison for this document, Larry Stewart, if you have any questions on the document.

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3/19/2009

The Technical Committee on Ambulances is seeking public input on this draft as well as the National Truck and Equipment Association (NTEA), Ambulance Manufacturer’s Division (AMD) Standards that are referenced in the draft. The Ambulance Committee will review the public input when considering the options as follows: keep the external AMDreferences as used in the draft; maintain the AMD references but add the committee’s amendments, or the technical committee develop testing criteria without using external reference within the NFPA 1917 Ambulance Standard. The AMD Standards can be viewed/downloaded at the following web link: http://www.ntea.com/assets/0/160/162/196/202/248/A67A074F-6110-4506-A2A4-487B8E331599.pdf

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