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Uniform Guide
Uniform Guide
Adherence to uniform and equipment standards ensures that all NGFD members present a professional image, maintain safety during operations, and are prepared for any situation that arises. Regular inspections and proper maintenance are essential to keeping our operations effective and safe.
While minor adjustments to your uniform may be made for personal comfort or practical reasons, any changes requested by command must be adhered to promptly and without hesitation. Should there be a need for significant modifications to the uniform, approval from command must be obtained prior to implementation. All personnel are expected to maintain uniformity and professionalism in appearance at all times, ensuring that the integrity of the department’s image is upheld.
If uniform repairs, exchanges, or replacements are necessary, please contact your supervisor or command. They will facilitate the appropriate arrangements to ensure you are provided with the required items in a timely manner.
Any individual found wearing an improper uniform/rank/division, disgracing the uniform, selling, trading, or engaging in any similar misconduct regarding department-issued uniforms will face disciplinary action. Such actions may result in a formal reprimand, suspension, or, in severe cases, termination from the department.
NOTE:
Please be aware that there is currently a known clipping issue where hair may poke through the mesh of certain ballcaps, helmets, and other hats. Until a fix is deployed by the development team, personnel are authorized to either remove the hat entirely, transition to a Structural Fire Helmet, or continue wearing the cap if the visual glitch does not bother them. We appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this.
NOTE:
Please be aware that there is currently a known clipping issue where hair may poke through the mesh of certain ballcaps, helmets, and other hats. Until a fix is deployed by the development team, personnel are authorized to either remove the hat entirely, transition to a Structural Fire Helmet, or continue wearing the cap if the visual glitch does not bother them. We appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this.
Guide Navigation & Layout Tips - Read me first
Guide Navigation & Layout Tips - Read me first
Understanding the Guide Navigation
Understanding the Guide Navigation
The guide is designed as a Technical Reference Library. Rather than listing every possible combination, we provide a "Base Uniform" and a series of "Equipment Keys" that allow for modular customization based on your unit and rank.
1. The Alpha-Numeric Coding System
Every piece of equipment is assigned a Universal ID Code in [brackets]. These codes are consistent throughout the entire website:
[M] =
[G] = Gloves & Handwear
[P] = Pants & Lower Body
[S] = Footwear (Shoes/Boots)
[R] = Communications (Radios)
[V] = Specialized Vests
[B] = Badges
[PI] = Pins
[BT] = Utility Belts
[H] = Headwear (Hats/Helmets)
2. How to Read the Reference Tables
Each table provides the specific item required to render the item correctly in the field.
Example Entry: > [S1] Standard Duty: #103 (Shoes) / #111 (Boots) — Texture #1
The Code [S1]: This is what you will see listed on the Uniform Class page.
The item (#103): This is the specific model number to select in your equipment menu.
The Texture (#1): This ensures the color (e.g., Black leather) is correct.
3. Nested Logic (The "Note" Blocks)
Directly beneath each table, you will find [Note:] blocks. These are not suggestions; they are Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Rank Filtering: Some codes (like [P1] Rank Pins) will explicitly tell you to leave the item at 0 unless you hold a specific rank.
Conflict Resolution: Some notes will explain that two items cannot be worn together (e.g., the Diving Tank [DG1] cannot be worn with the Neck Tie).
4. The "Loadout" Workflow
To properly "gear up," follow this three-step workflow:
Base Layer: Select your Uniform Class (e.g., Class B Long Sleeve).
Required Attachments: Cross-reference the [Letter] codes listed for that class in the Equipment Keys at the bottom of the page.
Specialty Check: Apply any mission-specific gear (e.g., adding [LW1] Light & Wedge to your helmet if you are responding to a structural fire).
Implementation Note:
Implementation Note:
If you encounter a "clipping" issue (where one piece of clothing pokes through another) or an "invisible" body part, return to the Equipment Key for that item. Most keys include a Technical Tip specifically designed to solve these common asset conflicts.
Assistance & Inquiries
We recognize that the high-fidelity standards of our department involve complex equipment configurations. If you have questions regarding a specific item ID, experience technical issues with your uniform rendering, or require clarification on rank-specific attire, do not hesitate to reach out.
For support, please notify:
Your Recruiter: For initial uniform setup and basic equipment orientation.
The Recruitment Team: For general inquiries during the onboarding process.
A Member of Command: For rank-specific insignias, specialty unit authorizations, or policy clarifications.
Our team is dedicated to ensuring you look the part of a professional first responder. We will assist you in resolving any equipment conflicts to ensure you are field-ready and compliant with department standards.
Uniform Guide
Uniform Guide
Formal
Formal
The most formal uniform for the department. Used for ceremonies, graduations, funerals, and official portraits.
Note: Ensure all leather is polished and metal is shined.
[Mask]: #0
[Upper Body]: #82 (Texture 1)
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P3]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #168 [Refer to Badge Table B2]
#[Refer to Shoe KeyS2]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #0
[Badges & Logos]: #[Refer to Pin Table PI1]
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: #582 [Refer to Uniform Table U1]
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H3]
Class b w/ Tie
Class b w/ Tie
The standard for administrative duties, public appearances, and court testimony. This uniform represents the department's professional image in non-emergency settings.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P1/P2/P3]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #169 [Refer to Badge Table B2]
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S1/S2]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio R1/R2/R3]
[Badges & Logos]: #[Refer to Pin Table PI1]
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: #577 [Refer to Uniform Table U2]
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2/H3]
Class B Long/Short Sleeve
Class B Long/Short Sleeve
Standard daily duty wear for station life and emergency response. Provides a balance between professional appearance and operational readiness.
Note: Short sleeves are authorized for summer months; Long sleeves are preferred for public-facing events.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P1/P2/P3]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #169 [Refer to Badge Table B2]
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S1/S2]
[Scarfs & Chains]: 0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: [Refer to Radio Key R]
[Badges & Logos]: #[Refer to Pin Table PI1]
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose your style below: [Refer to Uniform Table U2]
Long Sleeve (Collar Up): #575 / Short Sleeve (Collar Up): #573
Long Sleeve (Collar Down): #581 / Short Sleeve (Collar Down): #580
Long Sleeve (Turtleneck): #576
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Class B Long/Short Sleeve (Company)
Class B Long/Short Sleeve (Company)
Authorized for personnel assigned to specific Engine, Truck, or Rescue companies. Features unit-specific identifiers.
Note: Company patches or specialty rockers must be clearly visible on the sleeve to denote unit assignment.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P1/P2/P3]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0 (Use #169 [Refer to Badge Table B2] if using Short Sleeve Collar Down #578)
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S1/S2]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio Key R]
[Badges & Logos]: #[Refer to Pin Table PI1]
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose your style below: [Refer to Uniform Table U3]
Long Sleeve (Collar Up): #560 / Short Sleeve (Collar Up): #561
Long Sleeve (Collar Down): #579 / Short Sleeve (Collar Down): #578
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Class C Polo
Class C Polo
A relaxed professional standard for training days, community outreach, or specialized units.
Note: Shirts must remain tucked at all times. Authorized for use with the Medical Utility Belt [BT1] for event standby.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P1/P2/P7]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S1]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio Key R]
[Badges & Logos]: #[Refer to Pin Table PI1]
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose one: [Refer to Uniform Table U4]
Standard Personnel: #586 (Short) / #584 (Long) / #585 (Under)
Recruit Personnel: #572 (Short) / #574 (Long) / #571 (Under) (Texture 2)
[Hats & Helmets]: Optional: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Class D T-Shirt
Class D T-Shirt
The primary base layer for station work, and active fire scene staging.
Note: Must be a clean, department-issued shirt with no visible fading or tears. Primarily worn under turnout gear or during approved hot weather blocks.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M2]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P1/P2/P7]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S1]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio Key R1/R2/R3]
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose your style: [Refer to Uniform Table U5]
Tucked: #583 / Untucked: #592
Long Sleeve: #563
Recruit Tucked: #593 (Texture 2) / Recruit Long Sleeve: #563 (Texture 1)
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Trench Coat
Trench Coat
Reserved for prolonged exposure to inclement weather and heavy rain. .
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #0
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose your style: [Refer to Uniform Table U6]
Hood Down: #564 / Hood Up: #565
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Bomber Coat
Bomber Coat
High-durability protection for cold-weather operations and scene standby.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio Key R]
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose your style: [Refer to Uniform Table U7]
No Undershirt: #567 / Undershirt: #568
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Light Jacket
Light Jacket
Designed for mild wind or cool morning/evening shifts. This is the primary "windbreaker" style for the department.
Note: Ideal for medical calls or public assists where heavy insulation is not required. Must be worn over a Class B or Polo uniform.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #0
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: #569 [Refer to Uniform Table U8]
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Medium Jacket
Medium Jacket
The standard mid-weight layer for autumn and spring operations. Provides increased thermal protection without the bulk of heavy outerwear.
Note: Authorized for general scene standby.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #15 (Use #137 [Refer to Undershirt Table US1] if using Unzipped #589)
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose your style: [Refer to Uniform Table U9]
Unzipped: #589 / Zipped: #590
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Heavy Jacket
Heavy Jacket
Maximum thermal protection for extreme rain or prolonged outdoor exposure. This is the final layer before transitioning to specialized winter coats (Bomber/Trench).
Note: A department-issued undershirt (Class B, Polo, or T-Shirt) must be worn at all times beneath these garments.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #137 [Refer to Undershirt Table US1]
[Badges & Logos]: #193 [Refer to Pin Table PI1]
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: #570: [Refer to Uniform Table U10]
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Tactical Jacket
Tactical Jacket
Specialized outerwear for technical rescue, ASR (Active Shooter Response) staging, or high-intensity operations.
Note: Designed for use with "Long Chest" glove variants to ensure proper chest space overlap.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1/M3]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio Key R]
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: #588 [Refer to Uniform Table U11]
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Turnout Full
Turnout Full
Mandatory for all IDLH environments, structural fires, and vehicle extrications.
Note: Ensure all closures (velcro/zippers) are secured and the collar is up. SCBA must be worn when entering a hot zone.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M] * Note: Use M2 for SCBA.
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #11
[Bags & Parachutes]: #[Refer to Radio Key R1/R6] * Note: Use R6 for SCBA.
[Shoes]: #37 [Refer to Shoes Key S4]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #43 [Refer to Turnout Light Key [TL1]
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #15
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: #120 [Refer to Uniform Table U12]
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2/H3]
Turnout half (suspenders)
Turnout half (suspenders)
Authorized for staging, rehab, or scene management where fire entry is not imminent.
Note: Members must have their Nomex Hood [M2] and Turnout Jacket nearby for rapid transition to Full Turnouts.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M] * Note: Use M2 for SCBA.
[Upper Body]: [Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1/G2/G3]
[Lower Body]: #11
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #37 [Refer to Shoes Key S4]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #24 (Red) / #29 (Blue)
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio Key R] * Note: Use R1, R2, or R3 for T-Shirts. All R-Keys authorized for Class B/Polos.
[Badges & Logos]: #0 / (#[Refer to Pin Table PI1]) * Note: Pins are ONLY worn if the undershirt is a Class B or Polo.
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Use any previously listed Class B, Polo, or T-Shirt ID.
[Hats & Helmets]:
[Refer to Hat Table H1/H2/H3]
Fitness Training
Fitness Training
Authorized exclusively for physical conditioning, departmental training exercises, or gym blocks. This uniform emphasizes mobility and athletic performance while maintaining department branding.
Note: Members must transition back to Standard Duty (Class B/C) within 30 minutes of completing fitness activities.
[Mask]: #[Refer to Mask Key M1]
[Upper Body]: #[Refer to Glove Key G1]
[Lower Body]: #[Refer to Pants Key P7]
[Bags & Parachutes]: #0
[Shoes]: #[Refer to Shoe Key S3]
[Scarfs & Chains]: #0
[Shirt & Accessory]: #15
[Body Armor & Accessory]: #[Refer to Radio Key R1/R2]
[Badges & Logos]: #0
[Shirts Overlay & Jackets]: Choose your style:
T-Shirts: Tucked: #593 (Texture 3) / Untucked: #566 / Long Sleeve: #563 (Texture 2)
Polos: Short: #572 (Texture 3) / Long: #574 (Texture 3) / Under: #571 (Texture 3)
[Hats & Helmets]: [Refer to Hat Table H1/H2]
Equipment Guide
Equipment Guide
Masks [M]
Masks [M]
Note:
Active Fire Suppression: Fire Hood [M2] is required for all active SCBA use and structural fire entry to ensure complete thermal protection.
Infectious Disease/Medical: Medical Mask [M3] is required for all active medical scenes involving contagious patients or high-risk respiratory environments.
[M1]: No Mask - Masks #0 - Texture #1 (Default)
[M2]: Fire Hood - Masks #122 - Texture #1 or 2
[M3]: Medical Mask - Masks #258 - Texture #1/2
Gloves [G]
Gloves [G]
Note:
Active Fire/Rescue: Mechanix Gloves [G2] are required for all technical rescue, fire suppression, and heavy lifting operations.
Active Medical: Medical Gloves [G3] are required for all patient contact and medical evaluations.
Specialty Note: Use the "Long Chest" variant for the Tactical Jacket (#588) and the Bomber Coat (#567) to ensure proper texture alignment.
[G1]: Standard Hands - Upper Body #0 (Short) / #1 (Long) #6 (Long Chest) - Texture #1 (Default)
[G2]: Mechanix Gloves - Upper Body #16 (Short) / #17 (Long)
[G3]: Medical Gloves - Upper Body #90 (Short) / #91 (Long) - Texture #1 (Blue) / #2 (White)
Pants [P]
Pants [P]
Note:
Fitness Shorts [P6]: Authorized ONLY during approved fitness/PT blocks or while utilizing station gym facilities.
Duty Shorts [P7]: Authorized ONLY during documented Extreme Heat Waves, specific seasonal events, or by direct Command Authorization.
Standard Response: Members must be in full-length pants ([P1] or [P2]) for all standard calls for service and public-facing duties unless otherwise directed.
[P1]: Standard Duty - Lower Body #197 - Texture #1 (Dark Blue / #2 (Black) / #3 (Blue)
[P2]: Medical Duty - Lower Body #20 -
[P3]: Formal - Lower Body #16 - Texture #1 (Gray) / #2 (Black) / #3 (Dark Blue) / #193 - Texture #1 (Black) / #2 (Brown)
[P4]: ASR Gear Pants - Lower Body #194 -Texture #1
[P5]: Diving Gear Pants - Lower Body #195 - Texture #1
[P6]: Fitness Shorts - Lower Body #196 - Texture #1
[P7]: Duty Shorts - Lower Body #15 - Texture #4 (Dark Gray) / #97 - Texture #1 (Black)
Shoes [S]
Shoes [S]
Note:
Daily Operations: Duty Shoes/Boots [S1] are the standard for station wear and general emergency responses.
Formal/Ceremonial: Dress Shoes [S2] must be worn with Class A/Formal uniforms to maintain a professional department appearance.
Physical Training: Running/Hiking Shoes [S3] are authorized only during fitness blocks, approved training exercises, or while wearing Fitness Shorts ([P6]).
Active Fire Scenes: Turnout Boots [S4] are mandatory for all structural fire, vehicle extrication, and HAZMAT operations
[S1]: Duty Shoes - Shoes #103 / #111 Texture - #1
[S2]: Formal - Shoe #104 / #109 - Texture #1
[S3]: Hiking/Running - Shoe #61 / #176 - Texture #1
[S4]: Turnout - Shoes #37
Radios [R]
Radios [R]
Note:
Structural Turnouts:
Without SCBA: Members may utilize [R1] (Strap) or [R6] (Speaker Mic).
With SCBA: Members MUST utilize [R6]. The external mic is required to ensure communication is not muffled by the air pack or turnout jacket.
Professional Duty (Class B & Class C Polos): All radio configurations [R1] through [R5] are authorized.
Standard Outerwear (Coats/Jackets): Personnel are restricted to [R1] or [R2] if it doesn't clip through the uniforms.
Operational Constraint: If a uniform already features an integrated radio (such as the Medical Belt [BT1]), additional radios must be removed to prevent interference with equipment.
[R1]: Radio (Strap) - Body Armor & Accessory #21 - Texture #1 or 2
[R2]: Radio (Belt) - Shirt & Accessory #26 - Texture #1
[R3]: Radio W/ Mic (Belt) - Shirt & Accessory #27 - Texture #1
[R4]: Radio W/ Mic (Front) - Shirt & Accessory #28 - Texture #1
[R5]: Radio W/ Mic (Back) - Shirt & Accessory #29 - Texture #1
[R6]: Dpeaker Mic (Turnout) - Bags & Parachutes #85 - Texture #1
Vests [V]
Vests [V]
Note:
Tactical/High-Risk: Bulletproof Vest [V1] is required for active shooter standby or staging at scenes with a confirmed violent threat.
Scene Safety: High-Vis [V2] is required for all personnel operating on active roadways or in low-visibility traffic conditions.
Specialty Rescue: Climbing Vest [V3] is authorized only for Rescue Squad, Search & Rescue (SAR), & Air & Sea Rescue (ASR) members during high-angle or rope rescue operations.
Water Operations: Life Vest [V5] is mandatory for all active water rescues, while Floaty Vest [V4] is authorized for dockside or shore-based water standby.
[V1]: Bulletproof Vest - Body Armor & Accessories #136 - Texture #2
[V2]: HighVis - Body Armor & Accessories #138 - Texture #1
[V3]: Climbing Vest - Body Armor & Accessories #139 - Texture #1
[V4]: Floaty Vest - Body Armor & Accessories #140 - Texture #1
[V5]: Life Vest - Body Armor & Accessories #141 - Texture #1
Badges [B]
Badges [B]
[B1]: - Badges W/ Awards - Bags & Parachutes #168
[B2]: - Badges W/ Pens - Bags & Parachutes #169
Pins [PI]
Pins [PI]
Note:
Commissioned Officers: Rank Pins (#189-193) are mandatory for all members holding the rank of Lieutenant or higher. Ensure the texture/bugle count matches your current promotion status.
Standard Personnel: Basic Firefighters, Engineers, and Recruits are to leave this category at 0. No unauthorized brass is permitted on the collar.
Placement: Pins must be worn on the collar of authorized Class B or Polo uniforms. They are not to be equipped on T-shirts or heavy outerwear unless otherwise directed.
[P1]: - Badges & Logos #189 - Polos
[P2]: - Badges & Logos #190 - Collar Up Class B
[P3]: - Badges & Logos #191 - Collar Down Class B
[P4] - Badges & Logos #192- Formals
[P5] - Badges & Logos # 193 - Class B+
Belts [BT]
Belts [BT]
Note:
Authorized Units: This equipment is reserved for Medical Units, Sprint Units, Marine Lifeguard Units, and personnel assigned to Special Events (e.g., marathons, festivals).
Uniform Compatibility: This belt is authorized for use ONLY with T-shirts or Department Polos. It is not permitted for use with Class B Professional shirts.
Radio Protocol: When [BT1] is equipped, other radios must be removed. This equipment features an integrated radio unit; wearing an additional radio strap or belt-clip is prohibited to prevent equipment overlap.
[BT1]: - Medical Belt - Shirts & Accessory #25 - Texture #1
Climbing Harness [CH]
Climbing Harness [CH]
Note:
Active Rescue [CH1]: Required for all personnel actively engaged in high-angle rope rescue, rappelling, or technical extraction where a full harness system is mandatory.
Staging/Support [CH2]: Authorized for members assigned to stabilization or cribbing teams, or those in a support role on technical scenes who require a belt-harness without a full chest rig.
Uniform Policy: These assets are intended for use over Turnout gear, Technical Rescue uniforms, or approved specialized duty wear. They are not to be worn for standard station duties or medical calls.
[CH1]: - Gear up - Bags & Parachutes #180 - Texture #1
[CH1]: - Gear Down - Bags & Parachutes #181 - Texture #1
Diving Gear [DG]
Diving Gear [DG]
Note:
Operational Requirement: Authorized ONLY for active underwater operations, sub-surface search and rescue, or aquatic training exercises.
Uniform Pairing: Mandatory use with Diving Pants [P5] and Flippers [S3] to maintain equipment functionality.
[DG1]: - Diving Tank & Mask - Shirt & Accessory #259 - Texture #1
Light & Wedge Band [LW]
Light & Wedge Band [LW]
Note:
Operational Requirement: Authorized for use ONLY in conjunction with the Fire Helmet (#92). These tools are mission-critical for low-visibility environments and door control/forcible entry tasks.
Uniform Policy: [LW1] is prohibited for use with Ballcaps (#217/218) or while in Class A/Formal dress.
Active Scenes: This asset should be equipped during structural fire suppression, search and rescue, or any scenario where the Fire Helmet is mandated for head protection.
[LW1]: - Light & Wedge Band - Glasses #22 - Texture #1
Turnout Light [TL]
Turnout Light [TL]
Note:
Operational Requirement: Highly recommended for all structural firefighting, search and rescue, and vehicle extrication operations where visibility is limited.
[TL1]: - Turnout Light - Scarfs & Chains #43 - Texture #1-3
Equipment Texture Guide
Equipment Texture Guide
[G2] Machanix Gloves (#168)
[G2] Machanix Gloves (#168)
#1 - White
#2 - Black
#3 - High-Vis Yellow
#4 - Blue
#5 - Red
#6 - Yellow
#7 - Orange
[S4] Turnout (#37)
[S4] Turnout (#37)
#1 - Greensboro Turnout
#2 - Northeast Guilford Turnout
#3 - Northeast Chief Turnout
[B1] Badge & Awards Textures (#168)
[B1] Badge & Awards Textures (#168)
#1 - Silver Volunteer
#2 - Silver Probationary
#3 - Silver Paramedic
#4 - Silver Firefighter
#5 - Gold Lieutenant
#6 - Gold Firefighter
#7 - Division Chief
#8 - Chief
#9 - Captain
#10 - Battalion Chief
[B2] Badge Textures (#169)
[B2] Badge Textures (#169)
#1 - Silver Volunteer
#2 - Silver Probationary
#3 - Silver Paramedic
#4 - Silver Firefighter
#5 - Gold Lieutenant
#6 - Gold Firefighter
#7 - Division Chief
#8 - Chief
#9 - Captain
#10 - Battalion Chief
[pI1] Pins (#193- )
[pI1] Pins (#193- )
#3 - Gold Red Single Bugle - Lieutenant
#7 - Gold Red Double Bugle - Captain
#14 - Gold Red Triple Bugle - Battalion Chief
#17 - Gold Red Quad Bugle - Assistant Chief
#22 - Gold Red 5-Bugle - Fire Chief
[US] Undershirt (#137 )
[US] Undershirt (#137 )
#1 - Black - Tactical EMS Response Team / Airport Firefighter / Fire Marshal
#2 - White - Chiefs
#3 - Gray - Lieutenant/Captain
#4 - Dark Blue - Firefighter
Uniform Texture Guide
Uniform Texture Guide
[U1] Formal (#582)
[U1] Formal (#582)
#1 - Silver buttons & logo - Firefighter/EMS
#2 - Gold buttons & silver logo - Lieutenant/Captain
#3 - Gold buttons & logo - Chiefs
[U2] Class B (#577, 573, 575, 576, 580, 581)
[U2] Class B (#577, 573, 575, 576, 580, 581)
#1 - Firefighter
#2 - Lieutenants/Captain
#3 - Chiefs
#4 - Dark Blue
#5 - Black
#6 - Engine Company
#7 - Ladder Company
#8 - Rescue Squad
#9 - Tanker Company
#10 - Paramedic Firefighter
#11 - Paramedic
#12 - HAZMAT
#13 - Airport Firefighter
#14 - Air & Sea Rescue
#15 - Dive & Recovery
#16 - Marine Firefighter
#17 - Fire Marshal
#18 - Tactical EMS Response Team
#19 - Volunteer
#20 - Recruit
[U3] Class B (company) (#560, 561, 578, 579)
[U3] Class B (company) (#560, 561, 578, 579)
#1 - Engine Company
#2 - Ladder Company
#3 - Rescue Squad
#4 - Tanker Company
#5 - Engineer
#6 - Paramedic Firefighter
#7 - Paramedic
#8 - HAZMAT
#9 - Airport Firefighter
#10 - Air & Sea Rescue
#11 - Marine Firefighter
#12 - Search & Rescue
#13 - Tactical EMS Response Team
#14 - Volunteer
#15 - Recruit
#16 - Dive & Recovery
[U4] Class C Polo (#584, 585, 586)
[U4] Class C Polo (#584, 585, 586)
#1 - Firefighter
#2 - Recruitment Team
#3 - Probationary Firefighter
#4 - Lieutenant
#5 - Captain
#6 - Battalion Chief
#7 - Division Chief
#8 - Fire Chief
#9 - Engine Company
#10 - Ladder Company
#11 - Rescue Squad
#12 - Tanker Company
#13 - Engineer
#14 - Paramedic Firefighter (Black)
#15 - Paramedic (Blue)
#16 - HAZMAT
#17 - Airport Firefighter
#18 - Air & Sea Rescue
#19 - Dive Rescue & Recovery
#20 - Marine
#21 - Fire Marshal
#22 - Search & Rescue
#23 - Tactical EMS Reponse Team
#24 - Training Instructor
#25 - Fitness Instructor
#26 - Volunteer
[U5] Class D T-Shirt (#562, 563, 583. 584, 592)
[U5] Class D T-Shirt (#562, 563, 583. 584, 592)
#1 - Firefighter
#2 - Recruitment Team
#3 - Probationary Firefighter
#4 - Lieutenant
#5 - Captain
#6 - Battalion Chief
#7 - Division Chief
#8 - Fire Chief
#9 - Engine Company
#10 - Ladder Company
#11 - Rescue Squad
#12 - Tanker Company
#13 - Engineer
#14 - Paramedic Firefighter (Black)
#15 - Paramedic (Blue)
#16 - HAZMAT
#17 - Airport Firefighter
#18 - Air & Sea Rescue
#19 - Dive Rescue & Recovery
#20 - Marine
#21 - Fire Marshal
#22 - Search & Rescue
#23 - Tactical EMS Reponse Team
#24 - Training Instructor
#25 - Fitness Instructor
#26 - Volunteer
[U6] Trench Coat (#564, 565)
[U6] Trench Coat (#564, 565)
#1 - Silver Firefigher/EMS
#2 - Gold Command
[U7] Bomber Coat (#567, 568)
[U7] Bomber Coat (#567, 568)
#1 - Firefigher
#2 - Lieutenant/Captain
#3 - Chiefs
#4 - Engine Company
#5 - Ladder Company
#6 - Rescue Squad
#7 - Tanker Company
#8 - Engineer
#9 - Paramedic Firefighter (Black)
#10 - Airport Firefighter
#11 - Fire Marshal
#12 - Volunteer
[U8] Light Jacket (#569)
[U8] Light Jacket (#569)
#1 - Firefigher
#2 - Lieutenant/Captain
#3 - Engine Company
#4 - Ladder Company
#5 - Rescue Squad
#6 - Tanker Company
#7 - Paramedic (Blue)
#8 - Paramedic Firefighter (Black)
#9 - HAZMAT
#10 - Airport Firefighter
#11 - Dive Rescue & Recovery
#12 - Fire Marshal
#13 - Tactical EMS Reponse Team
#14 - Fitness Instructor
#15 - Training Instructor
#16 - Volunteer
#17 - Recruit
[U9] medium Jacket (#589, 590)
[U9] medium Jacket (#589, 590)
#1 - Firefighter
#2 - Engine Company
#3 - Ladder Company
#4 - Rescue Squad
#5 - Tanker Company
#6 - Airport Firefighter
#7 - Volunteer
[U10] Heavy Jacket (#570)
[U10] Heavy Jacket (#570)
#1 - Firefighter
#2 - Engine Company
#3 - Ladder Company
#4 - Rescue Squad
#5 - Tanker Company
#6 - Paramedic
#7 - Airport Firefighter
#8 - Fire Marshal
#9 - Search & Rescue
[U11] Tactical Jacket (#588)
[U11] Tactical Jacket (#588)
#1 - Firefighter
#2 - Engine Company
#3 - Ladder Company
#4 - Rescue Squad
#5 - Tanker Company
#6 - Airport Firefighter
#7 - Volunteer
[U12] Turnout (#120)
[U12] Turnout (#120)
#1 - Greensboro Turnout
#2 - Northeast Guilford Turnout
#3 - Northeast Chief Turnout
Hat Texture Guide
Hat Texture Guide
[H1] Ballcap1 (#217)
[H1] Ballcap1 (#217)
Note:
Unit Identification: Members must wear the cap corresponding to their assigned rig/division.
Authorized Use: Permitted for station wear, community events, and staging. Caps must be removed and replaced with a helmet before entering a hot zone or active rescue area.
#1 - Fire Dept
#2 - Fire Department Logo Engine Company
#3 - Logo
#4 - Fire Engine Company
#5 - Engine Company
#6 - Fire Department Logo Ladder Company
#7 - Fire Ladder Company
#8 - Ladder Company
#9 - Logo Rescue Company
#10 - Rescue Squad
#11 - Logo
#12 - Tanker Company
#13 - Logo Fire Department
#14 - Logo Fire Department Engineer
#15 - GCEMS Logo
#16 - GCEMS Logo
#17 - Fire Paramedic
#18 - EMT
#19 - HAZMAT
#20 - Fire Department Logo ASR
#21 - Fire Air Unit Dept Logo
#22 - Dive Team
#23 - Dive Rescue & Recovery Logo
#24 - Logo Marshal
#25 - SAR Fire Department
[H2] Ballcap2 (#218)
[H2] Ballcap2 (#218)
Note:
Unit Identification: Members must wear the cap corresponding to their assigned rig/division.
Authorized Use: Permitted for station wear, community events, and staging. Caps must be removed and replaced with a helmet before entering a hot zone or active rescue area.
#1 - Fire Department TERT Logo
#2 - Black
#3 - Fire Department Logo Training Instructor
#4 - Fire Department Logo Fitness Instructor
#5 - Fire Department Logo Volunteer
#6 - Fire Volunteer
#7 - Logo Fire Dept Academy
#8 - Airport Logo Fire
[H3] Formal (#220 - Command)
[H3] Formal (#220 - Command)
Note: Use #219 for basic Firefighters (Texture 1).
#3 - Gold Red Single Bugle - Lieutenant
#7 - Gold Red Double Bugle - Captain
#14 - Gold Red Triple Bugle - Battalion Chief
#17 - Gold Red Quad Bugle - Assistant Chief
#22 - Gold Red 5-Bugle - Fire Chief
[H4] Fire Helmet (#92)
[H4] Fire Helmet (#92)
Note:
Rank Integrity: Members must ensure their helmet texture matches their current rank and department assignment.
Scene Safety: Helmets must be worn during active suppression or rescue. Use in conjunction with Helmet Band [LW1] for added utility.
#1 - Probationary FF
#2 - FF
#3 - Medic
#4 - Lieutenant NGFD
#5 - Lieutenant GCEMS
#6 - Captain NGFD
#7 - Captain GCEMS
#8 - Safety Officer
#9 - Fire Chief
[H5] Rescue Helmet (#222)
[H5] Rescue Helmet (#222)
Note:
Technical Rescue: The Yellow Rescue Helmet is mandatory for high-angle, trench, and confined space operations where a structural helmet is too bulky.
Note: Not authorized for structural fire entry; members must transition to [H1] if fire suppression becomes necessary.
#1 - Yellow Rescue Helmet
[H6] Search & Rescue Helmet (#221)
[H6] Search & Rescue Helmet (#221)
Note:
Operational Requirement: Required for all Search & Rescue personnel during field deployments, tracking operations, and disaster response where high visibility is critical for team coordination.
Note: Not authorized for structural fire entry; members must transition to [H1] if fire suppression becomes necessary.
#1 - Orange SAR Helmet
[H7] ASR Pilot Helmet (#214, 215)
[H7] ASR Pilot Helmet (#214, 215)
Note:
Aviation (ASR): Pilots must utilize the ASR helmet. Use Visor Down [H6-2] during active flight and Visor Up [H6-1] while on the tarmac or staging.
#1- Visor Up
#2 - Visor Down
[H8] WIldland Helmet (#216)
[H8] WIldland Helmet (#216)
Note:
Wildland: The Wildland Helmet must be worn during brush fires and forest operations to provide ventilation while maintaining impact protection.
#1 - Yellow Wildlands Firefighter Helmet
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