👕Uniform Policy
It is important to adhere to the department's uniform policy while on duty to maintain a professional and cohesive image for the Emergency Medical Service. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with the uniform requirements and procedures for obtaining the appropriate outfit.
If you have forgotten to save your outfit in your Outfit bag, it is recommended to do so before your next shift to avoid any potential issues. If you are a Doctor or above, you may have some flexibility in your uniform options but it is important to ensure that you still display the Paramedic Decal or the EMS badge to indicate your affiliation with the department.
In the event that you are seen wearing an incorrect uniform, it is possible that you may be asked to change to ensure that the department's standards are met. Overall, it is important to prioritize professionalism and adherence to department policies while on duty to maintain a safe and effective work environment.
Ensuring that you wear the correct uniform while on duty is essential to maintain a professional and unified image of the team. Failure to comply with this requirement may lead to a request to change into the appropriate uniform or, in some cases, to be relieved of duty for the rest of the day.
Wearing the correct uniform not only demonstrates a sense of professionalism but also serves to create a safer work environment. The uniform not only helps to distinguish members of the team from other individuals but also contributes to efficient communication and collaboration among the team members.
Therefore, it is highly recommended to prioritize wearing the correct uniform at all times while on duty. This helps to ensure the safety and quality of care provided to patients and reflects positively on the overall image of the department.
These outfits are not enforce within the moment please use the guy within the outfit room!!
Male Outfits
Long Sleved Patrol Outfit
Jacket
32 or 31
3
Hands
85
0
Legs
45
5
Scarf & Chains
30
2
Shoes
42
0
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