What do the shoulder straps of the Ministry of Emergency Situations look like and how should they be sewn on? What tools will you need?

Workers are provided with protective clothing, which includes special shoes and equipment. Until 2006, this unified uniform had several versions and was issued to employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations for experimental wear. In 2006, the Department of Logistics and Armament, together with the manufacturer, subjected a special set of employees of this department to modernization. In the production of workwear, membrane materials began to be used, due to which the uniform is not blown out, does not get wet, does not interfere with air circulation and retains heat for a long time. The introduction of new types of workwear occurred gradually, as old stocks were used up. Modern form The Ministry of Emergency Situations was presented at the exhibition “Integrated Security” and represents 30 types of clothing suitable for various situations.

Types of form

Employees are equipped with special clothing, which can be:

Front door. This uniform is intended for combat and non-combat wear. It can be winter and summer.
Casual. The approved Rules for Wearing Uniforms and Clothing No. 364 dated July 3, 2008 allow the use of this uniform, like the dress uniform, in and out of formation.

What else is indicated in the Rules for Wearing Uniforms and Clothing?

According to Federation Order No. 364 of 2008, depending on the ranks, employees are assigned insignia (plates and stars), the basis for which are the shoulder straps of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The ranks of the internal service in the Russian Federation are identical to the signs. The rules contain a detailed description of each element of the form. In addition, the document states at what distance from each other the insignia should be located and how they are sewn onto the shoulder straps of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

What are shoulder straps?

Shoulder strap is a product rectangular shape with insignia located on it. These signs are:

stripes;
gaps;
stars;
chevrons.

Rank insignia can be located on the collar (buttonholes) or on the sleeves (sleeves).

It is easy for an inexperienced person to confuse shoulder straps with epaulettes. The difference between them is that the shoulder strap is a rectangular product and is sewn at one end to the shoulder seam, and at the other end it is fastened with a button to the collar. The epaulette is a circle with a fringe. Its fastening to the mold is carried out using a special valve and counter shoulder strap.

Where are they used?

Shoulder straps in many states are indicators of the rank, position, and official affiliation of the owner with law enforcement agencies, paramilitary forces, departments and organizations. Today, many government agencies, in addition to the Armed Forces, use shoulder straps: the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the prosecutor's office, the tax and environmental services. It is not difficult to remember the location of the decals. The ability to “read” shoulder straps will allow you to correctly address a serviceman.

Shoulder straps of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia

The employees of this ministry are equipped with special clothing established sample. The summer and winter sets have the symbols of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation. The shoulder straps of the Ministry of Emergency Situations for foremen and sergeants of the internal service are distinguished by the location of the insignia on their surface. Sergeants have shoulder straps with plate-strips located perpendicular to the longitudinal center line. The shoulder straps of the EMERCOM foremen are equipped with plates that stretch along the longitudinal center line. There are also metal emblems that are golden in color. The emblems are placed along the center line. Their distance from the button should be 0.5 cm.

What do cadet shoulder straps look like?

There are no insignia for enlisted personnel. The shoulder straps of the cadet of the Ministry of Emergency Situations are equipped with golden longitudinal braid along the edges. They stretch along two edges, with the exception of the upper and lower edges. The letter “K” is a mandatory attribute that cadet shoulder straps of the Ministry of Emergency Situations have. The photo below shows the design features of the shoulder straps of cadets of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.

Where are shoulder straps worn?

For wearing shoulder straps, cadets are provided with winter and summer uniforms of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Shoulder straps can be:

Sewn on. Used in winter uniforms: tunics (jackets), coats and jackets. These shoulder straps are a gray-blue field, along the edges of which there are golden longitudinal stripes.
Removable. Used in summer uniforms: jackets, shirts and blouses. In terms of its design, this type of shoulder strap is identical to the sewn one.

Junior command insignia

The shoulder straps of the sergeant of the Ministry of Emergency Situations are golden in color (regular). False shoulder straps are represented by products of a metallic shade. On the shoulder straps of sergeants of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, in accordance with the Rules for Wearing Uniforms and Clothing, there are golden plates (stripes).

For wearing shoulder straps, junior command personnel of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation are provided with dress and field uniforms. A tunic and coat are considered ceremonial. Blue shoulder straps with speckled edging on the sides are sewn onto them. The dress shirt uses similar shoulder straps. They differ in that removable shoulder straps are sewn onto the shirt. In addition, they do not have a speckled edging. The field uniform for sergeants is provided with false shoulder straps in camouflage color.

Depending on the season, the uniform of a sergeant of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation can be winter or summer.

How are shoulder straps sewn on?

The form must always be impeccable and comply with all requirements of the charter. Special attention When bringing the uniform into proper shape, attention should be paid to sewing on the shoulder straps. Despite the fact that the Ministry of Emergency Situations is considered a non-military structure, in this department, as well as in the army, the shoulder straps of the Ministry of Emergency Situations are of great importance. How to sew them to a jacket? This question is often encountered when it is necessary to equip outerwear with insignia.

The process of sewing on shoulder straps is simple. For this work you will need necessary materials and knowledge. Having the necessary tools and step-by-step implementation guarantees an impeccable result.

What tools will you need?

Ruler.
Needles with a thimble. The presence of a thimble will protect your fingers from being injured by a needle.
A thread. It must be durable and match the color of the edging.
Pliers or tweezers. These devices are useful when pulling a needle with colored thread from a shoulder strap.

Completing of the work

The procedure for sewing shoulder straps consists of several stages:

Preparation of shoulder straps. The work consists of attaching insignia (stars, stripes) to an unsewn shoulder strap. When it is already sewn on, this procedure becomes more complicated.
The location of the shoulder strap on the uniform. It must be placed in such a way that its side away from the button rests against the seam connecting the shoulder to the sleeve in the tunic. The top edge of the shoulder strap should overlap the seam running along the shoulder by 10 mm. Thus, it is very important to shift the shoulder strap forward by 10 mm.
Attaching the shoulder strap to the jacket. This procedure can be completely performed using a thread of a different color (at the end of the work it is easy to remove). The shoulder strap is attached in three places: in the corners, at the point of contact with the sleeve seam and in the center. You can also use pins for temporary fastening. This will prevent possible displacement of the shoulder strap on the jacket.
Sewing on shoulder straps. The work is done along its perimeter using stitches. This stage of work should be performed very carefully, so that barely noticeable points from piercing with a needle and thread are visible on top of the shoulder strap. The thread itself must pass from the inside out. In this case, it will not be visible, even if it is a different color than the shoulder strap itself. Each stitch must have an optimal length, which is 10 mm. To make the process easier, it is recommended to place the shoulder straps on the jacket so that their lower parts correspond to the seams with which the sleeves are sewn. This will make it possible to insert the needle into existing seam holes. Sewing should be carried out along the line of connection between the edging and its main part.

You can quickly cope with this work if the jacket is prepared in advance. It is recommended to use a thimble during the process itself, even if it works well without one. Those who have extensive experience in this matter note that through the shoulder straps sewing needle passes with difficulty. This situation can be corrected using pliers or tweezers. These tools can be used to push a needle through, like a thimble, or, by grabbing one of its edges, pull it through the shoulder strap. Using this technology, shoulder straps of various structures are sewn on: by police officers, the Federal Penitentiary Service, air force and the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Shoulder straps are removed only from summer uniforms. The winter version does not provide for this, since shoulder straps are sewn onto the jacket, which are not removable.

How to sew shoulder straps to a uniform shirt?

Before you put on a shirt in the summer, you need to prepare it. A uniform is considered ready to wear if shoulder straps corresponding to the rank are sewn onto it. This procedure is not difficult to cope with. The work of sewing shoulder straps should be done carefully and consistently. The process consists of the following steps:

Uniform summer shirts are equipped with belt loops and loops intended for fastening shoulder straps and buttons. There are belt loops and loops on the shoulders. Buttons are attached using loops, and removable shoulder straps are attached using belt loops. Each shoulder strap comes with one button. Using it, as well as one regular button, you can create a removable design that allows you to quickly remove insignia from your shirt if necessary.
Fasten the button from the kit above the shoulder strap. A regular button purchased outside the kit is located underneath. Both buttons are sewn to the shoulder strap.
Using a thick strip of fabric located under the shoulder strap, secure it to the shirt. This is done by threading this strip into special loops.

The principle of operation of this removable structure is carried out using a large running button, included in the kit, and a regular button purchased in a store. These buttons, when fastened and unfastened, allow you to quickly attach the shoulder strap, and, if necessary, also quickly remove it. In this case, some difficulties may arise during removal. The reason is that the loop for the bottom button is too narrow. This shortcoming is corrected by expanding this loop. As a result, the button will fit into the buttonhole freely. The work is considered well done if there are no jams during removal, and also if the removable shoulder strap does not loosen.

Each employee of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations is equipped with two sets of uniforms, which are used depending on the time of year. One of the requirements of the Wear Rules of 2006 is the mandatory presence of insignia on the uniform worn. Therefore, every employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Armed Forces, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and other paramilitary forces must be able to sew shoulder straps onto their uniform.

As incentives for the activities of employees and employees of the Federal Border Guard Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, they may be awarded state and departmental awards. Also, employees have sleeve insignia that determines their belonging to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia and to specific structural units (central office, main departments, special departments, fire and rescue units, etc...).

The rules for placing awards, breastplates and sleeve insignia on the uniform of employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations are established by Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation dated July 3, 2008 N 364 “On approval of the Rules for wearing uniforms by employees of the State fire service Ministries Russian Federation on business civil defense, emergency situations and disaster relief, with special ranks of internal service" (hereinafter referred to as Order No. 364), and in their principles they are similar to the rules for employees of other law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation.

The badge of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is worn on the order chain or on the shoulder ribbon.

Wearing the badge of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called on the order chain is allowed on especially solemn occasions.

When wearing the badge of the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle on the shoulder ribbon, it passes over the right shoulder.

The star of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is located on the left side of the chest, to the left of the orders, below the order blocks.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 1st class, is attached to the shoulder ribbon, which passes over the right shoulder.

The star of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, I and II degrees, is located on the left side of the chest, to the left of the orders, below the order blocks, under the star of the Holy Apostle Andrew the First-Called.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II and III degrees, is worn on a neck ribbon.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree, is worn on the block, on the left side of the chest and is located in front of other orders and medals.

If the recipient of the highest degree of the order has the insignia of the lower degree of this order and the medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" are not worn, with the exception of orders and medals of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" with the image of swords.

Medal "Golden Star", awarded to Heroes of the Russian Federation, medal "Golden Star", awarded to Heroes Soviet Union, the gold medal "Hammer and Sickle" awarded to the Heroes of Socialist Labor are placed on the left side of the chest:

Orders and medals with pads are placed on the left side of the chest. Orders that do not have blocks are placed on right side chest, unless other wearing rules are provided for by the statutes of the orders.

Orders and medals on the left side of the chest are placed horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to its edge in the order specified in paragraph 64 of Order No. 364. When wearing two or more orders or medals on the left side of the chest, their blocks are connected in a row on a common bar. Orders and medals that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second row and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center of the chest to its edge in the order specified in paragraph 64 of Order No. 364. The common strip of the blocks of orders and medals of the second row must fit under the orders and medals of the first row. Subsequent rows are arranged in a similar order.

On the tunic and jacket, orders and medals are placed so that the upper edge of the common bar (pad) of the first row is located .

The orders on the right side are arranged horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to the edge in the order specified in paragraph 64 of Order No. 364. Orders and medals that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second row and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center of the chest to the edge in the order specified in paragraph 64 of Order No. 364. In this case, the conditional centers of the orders in the row must be at the same level. The distance between rows of orders is 10 mm, between orders is 5 - 10 mm.

Orders are placed on the tunic and on the jacket so that the upper edge of the largest order of the first row is located below the level of the lapel angle by 70 mm.

Ribbons of orders and medals on straps are placed on the left side of the chest, horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to its edge, in the order established in paragraph 64 of Order No. 364. There should be no more than four ribbons in a row. Tapes that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second, third, etc. rows.

The height of the bar with ribbons of orders and medals is 8 mm.

The ribbon of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is worn separately on a bar 12 mm high (ribbon width is 45 mm) and is located in the center, above the bars with ribbons of other orders and medals. For those awarded for distinction in military operations, the ribbon additionally contains two miniature crossed gilded swords.

The ribbon of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" is worn separately on a bar 12 mm high (the width of the ribbon of the Order of the I degree is 45 mm, the II and III classes are 32 mm, the IV class is 24 mm) and is located in the center after the ribbon of the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle the First-Called higher than the bars with ribbons of other orders and medals. In this case, only the ribbon corresponding to the highest degree of this order is worn. The ribbon of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" of the 1st and 2nd degrees on the bar has a miniature conventional image of the order star made of silver in the center.

Ribbons of orders and medals on the straps are placed on the tunic and jacket so that the upper edge of the first row of straps is located below the level of the lapel angle by 70 mm.

Ribbons of orders and medals on the straps are placed on the jacket of a summer suit symmetrically to the vertical axis of the left breast pocket so that the lower edge of the last row of strips is located at the level of the upper edge of the pocket flap.

Rules for wearing badges

Breastplates for honorary titles are placed on the right side of the chest below the orders, and in the absence of orders - in their place.

The procedure for placing (location) of award signs of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief is determined by orders of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief.

The insignia for graduating from educational institutions of vocational education is placed horizontally in a row with the award signs of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Disaster Relief from the center of the chest to its edge, and there must be no more than 4 characters.

Wearing the insignia for graduating from vocational educational institutions is mandatory.

If an employee of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia has insignia of graduation from two or more educational institutions of vocational education, only one insignia of higher education is worn educational institution vocational education.

Badges for wounds are located on the right side of the chest above the orders.

Badges of class specialists are placed on the right side of the chest on the tunic and on the jacket so that the upper edge of the badge is located below the level of the lapel angle by 70 mm, A in the presence of orders (medals) - 10 mm below them.

Badges of class specialists are placed on the right side of the chest on the jacket of a summer suit symmetrically to the vertical axis of the right breast pocket so that the lower edge of the badge is located at the level of the upper edge of the pocket flap, and if there are other badges 10 mm higher than them.

Rules for wearing sleeve insignia

The sleeve insignia for belonging to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is worn on the outside of the left sleeve .

The sleeve insignia for belonging to specific units and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is worn on the outside of the right sleeve at a distance of 80 mm from the top point of the sleeve seam.

Sleeve insignia for training courses for cadets of educational institutions (golden squares) are worn on the outside of the left sleeve. The number of squares on the sign must correspond to the course of study. Golden-colored squares on a gray-blue textile base consist of two connected at an angle of 105 degrees rays directed upward. The distance between the upper and lower connection points of the beams is 8 mm

In accordance with Federal Law No. 141-FZ dated May 23, 2016 “On service in the federal fire service of the State Fire Service and amendments to certain legislative acts of the Russian Federation” and Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated August 2, 2017 No. 928 “On clothing provision in the federal fire service of the State Fire Service" I order:

gray-blue shirt with short sleeves, with shoulder straps, without a tie, in summer () uniform, out of formation;

III. Uniforms of senior and middle command (men)

20. Summer formal uniform:

21. Winter formal uniform:

muffler dark blue;

gray-blue ceremonial woolen jacket with shoulder straps;

gray-blue woolen formal trousers with orange piping;

shirt white with shoulder straps;

black tie with golden bartack;

22. When wearing formal uniform, you are allowed to wear:

a woolen cap of gray-blue color with orange piping with a cockade, a braided cord of golden color for winter uniforms;

a white shirt with short sleeves, with shoulder straps, with summer uniform, out of formation.

23. Summer Casual Uniform:

option 1:

a gray-blue woolen cap with orange piping, a cockade, and a braided golden cord;

black tie with golden bartack;

low shoes (boots) black.

option 2:

dark blue T-shirt;

option 3:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

low shoes (boots) black.

24. Winter Casual Uniforms:

option 1:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

gray-blue woolen jacket with shoulder straps;

gray-blue wool trousers with orange piping;

gray-blue shirt with shoulder straps;

black tie with golden bartack;

winter ankle boots, black (demi-season ankle boots, black).

option 2:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

winter ankle boots, black (demi-season ankle boots, black).

25. When wearing casual uniform, you are allowed to wear:

employees with the special rank of colonel of the internal service - a fur hat with earflaps made of astrakhan fur gray with a cockade for winter uniform;

a gray-blue woolen jacket with summer () and winter () uniforms, out of order;

a gray-blue woolen cap with orange piping with a cockade and a golden braided cord for winter uniforms ();

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade for winter uniform ();

a gray-blue shirt with short sleeves, with shoulder straps, with summer () uniform, out of formation;

special summer suit with short sleeves, dark blue, with shoulder straps for summer () uniform, out of formation;

low shoes (boots) of black color when wearing winter uniforms out of order.

IV. Uniforms for junior commanding officers and rank and file (men)

26. Summer formal uniform:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

low shoes (boots) black.

27. Winter formal uniform:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

28. When wearing formal uniform, you are allowed to wear:

special summer suit with short sleeves, dark blue, with shoulder straps for summer uniform, out of order.

29. Summer Casual Uniform:

option 1:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

low shoes (boots) black,

option 2:

blue polo shirt with short sleeves;

black cotton trousers;

low shoes (boots) black,

option 3:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

summer overalls in dark blue;

dark blue T-shirt;

gray sneakers.

30. Winter Casual Uniforms:

option 1:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter suit (jacket and trousers) with shoulder straps;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

warm dark blue underwear;

dark blue muffler;

winter (demi-season) ankle boots, black,

option 2:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter overalls;

warm dark blue underwear;

winter (demi-season) ankle boots, black.

31. In everyday uniform it is allowed to wear:

wears an orange felt wool beret with a cockade for winter uniform;

a dark blue T-shirt for winter uniforms;

dark blue sweater (jumper) with summer uniform ();

low shoes (boots) of black color when wearing winter uniform out of order;

gray sneakers with summer uniform (), out of order.

V. Uniforms of senior command staff (women)

32. Summer formal uniform:

black women's shoes.

33. Winter formal uniform:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

ceremonial woolen jacket of gray-blue color with orange piping along the edge of the collar, with golden-colored embroidery (5 percent gilding) on the collar and with shoulder straps;

gray-blue woolen dress skirt;

white blouse with shoulder straps;

black bow tie with golden hairpin;

34. When wearing formal uniform, you are allowed to wear:

a fur hat with earflaps made of gray astrakhan fur with a cockade for winter uniform, out of order;

35. Summer Casual Uniform:

option 1.

gray-blue woolen cap with orange piping and a cockade;

black bow tie with golden hairpin;

black women's shoes.

option 2:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

black women's shoes,

option 3:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

blue polo shirt with short sleeves;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

black women's shoes.

36. Winter Casual Uniform:

option 1:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

gray-blue woolen jacket with orange piping along the edge of the collar, with gold-colored embroidery (5 percent gilding) on the collar and with shoulder straps;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

gray-blue blouse with shoulder straps;

black bow tie with golden hairpin;

Women's winter boots, black (demi-season women's boots, black).

option 2:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

Women's winter boots, black (demi-season women's boots, black).

37. When wearing casual uniform, you are allowed to wear:

a fur hat with earflaps made of gray astrakhan fur with a cockade for winter uniform;

a demi-season jacket of dark blue color and a muffler of dark blue color with summer (and) and winter (and) uniform, out of order;

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade for winter uniform ();

special summer suit with short sleeves, dark blue, with shoulder straps for summer () uniform, out of formation;

dark blue sweater (jumper) with summer uniform ().

VI. Uniforms for middle and senior commanding officers (women)

38. Summer formal uniform:

gray-blue woolen cap with orange piping and a cockade;

gray-blue woolen dress skirt;

white blouse with shoulder straps;

black bow tie with golden hairpin;

black women's shoes.

39. Winter formal uniform:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

gray-blue ceremonial woolen jacket with shoulder straps;

gray-blue woolen dress skirt;

white blouse with shoulder straps;

black bow tie with golden hairpin;

Women's winter boots, black (demi-season women's boots, black).

40. When wearing formal uniform, you are allowed to wear:

for employees with the special rank of colonel of the internal service - a fur hat made of gray astrakhan fur with earflaps when wearing winter uniform, when out of formation;

gray-blue woolen cap with orange piping and a cockade for winter uniform;

a white blouse with short sleeves, with shoulder straps, with summer uniform, out of order.

41. Summer casual uniform:

option 1:

gray-blue woolen cap with orange piping and a cockade;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

gray-blue blouse with shoulder straps;

black bow tie with golden hairpin;

black women's shoes.

option 2:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

black women's shoes,

option 3:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

blue polo shirt with short sleeves;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

black women's shoes.

42. Winter Casual Uniforms:

option 1:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

gray-blue woolen jacket with shoulder straps;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

gray-blue blouse with shoulder straps;

black bow tie with golden hairpin;

women's winter boots, black (demi-season women's boots, black),

option 2:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

Women's winter boots, black (demi-season women's boots, black).

43. When wearing everyday uniform, you are allowed to wear:

for employees with the special rank of colonel of the internal service - a fur hat made of gray astrakhan fur with earflaps when wearing winter uniform, when out of formation;

a demi-season jacket of dark blue color and a muffler of dark blue color with summer (and) and winter (and) uniform, out of order;

gray-blue woolen trousers with summer () and winter () uniforms, out of order;

gray-blue woolen cap with orange piping and a cockade for winter uniform ();

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade for winter uniform ();

a gray-blue blouse with short sleeves, with shoulder straps, with summer () uniform, out of order;

special summer suit with short sleeves, dark blue, with shoulder straps for summer () uniform, out of formation;

special summer suit with short sleeves (jacket with short sleeves and skirt) of dark blue color with shoulder straps for summer () uniform, out of order;

dark blue sweater (jumper) with summer uniform ().

VII. Uniforms for junior commanding officers and rank and file (women)

44. Summer formal uniform:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

black women's shoes.

45. Winter formal uniform:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue muffler;

dark blue T-shirt;

Women's winter boots, black (demi-season women's boots, black).

46. When wearing formal uniform, you are allowed to wear:

special summer suit with short sleeves (short-sleeve jacket and skirt), dark blue, with shoulder straps for summer uniform, out of order.

47. Summer casual uniform:

option 1:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

black women's shoes,

option 2:

orange wool beret;

blue polo shirt with short sleeves;

trousers (skirt) from a suit in a special dark blue color;

black women's shoes.

48. Winter Casual Uniform:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

dark blue muffler;

Women's winter boots, black (demi-season women's boots, black).

49. In everyday uniform it is allowed to wear:

a demi-season jacket of dark blue color and a muffler of dark blue color for summer () and winter uniforms, out of order;

special summer suit with short sleeves, dark blue, with shoulder straps for summer () uniform, out of order;

special summer suit with short sleeves (jacket with short sleeves and skirt) of dark blue color with shoulder straps for summer () uniform, out of order;

wears an orange felt wool beret with a cockade for winter uniform;

dark blue sweater (jumper) with summer uniform ().

VIII. Uniforms for cadets of educational institutions of higher education of the Federal Fire Service of the State Fire Service (hereinafter referred to as cadets)

50. Summer formal uniform:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

black trouser belt.

51. Winter formal uniform:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter jacket with shoulder straps;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

dark blue muffler;

black trouser belt.

52. When wearing formal uniform, you are allowed to wear:

wears an orange felt wool beret with a cockade for winter uniform.

53. Summer casual uniform:

takes an orange felt wool beret with a cockade;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

low shoes (boots) in black (for male cadets);

black women's shoes (for female cadets);

black trouser belt.

54. Winter Casual Uniform:

dark blue fur sheepskin hat with earflaps with cockade;

dark blue winter suit (jacket and trousers) with shoulder straps;

special summer suit, dark blue with shoulder straps;

dark blue T-shirt;

dark blue muffler;

winter (demi-season) ankle boots, black (for male cadets);

women's winter (demi-season) boots, black (for female cadets);

black wool blend gloves;

black leather waist belt (for military uniform);

black trouser belt.

55. In everyday uniform it is allowed to wear:

a dark blue winter jacket with winter uniform, out of order;

wears an orange felt wool beret with a cockade for winter uniform;

a dark blue sweater (jumper) with winter uniform, out of order.

IX. Shoulder straps, emblems, sleeve insignia

56. Employees of senior command staff wear shoulder straps:

on tunics (jackets), winter jackets with ceremonial uniforms - sewn shoulder straps with a golden field, with orange piping;

on tunics (jackets), winter jackets with everyday uniforms - sewn shoulder straps with a dark blue field, with orange piping;

on leather jackets, woolen jackets and special summer suit jackets - removable shoulder straps with a dark blue field and orange piping;

on white and gray-blue shirts (blouses) there are removable shoulder straps with a field, respectively, of white or dark blue and orange piping.

On the shoulder straps, in accordance with the special rank, there are embroidered golden stars, and on the golden fields there are stars with orange edging.

57. Employees of middle and senior command staff wear shoulder straps:

on tunics (jackets), winter jackets with ceremonial uniforms - sewn shoulder straps with a golden field, with gaps and orange piping;

on tunics (jackets), winter jackets with everyday uniforms - sewn shoulder straps with a dark blue field, with gaps and orange piping;

on woolen jackets and special summer suit jackets - removable shoulder straps with a dark blue field, with gaps and orange piping;

on white and gray-blue shirts (blouses) there are removable shoulder straps with a field, respectively, white and dark blue, with gaps and orange piping.

Gold-colored metal stars are placed on the shoulder straps in accordance with the special rank.

58. Employees of private and junior command staff wear shoulder straps:

on the jackets of winter suits - sewn shoulder straps with a dark blue field, with orange piping;

on the jackets of special summer suits there are removable shoulder straps with a dark blue field and orange piping.

In accordance with the special rank the following are placed:

on the shoulder straps of warrant officers of the internal service there are golden metal stars;

on the shoulder straps of sergeants and foremen of the internal service there are plates (stripes) of golden color.

59. Cadets wear shoulder straps:

on winter jackets and winter suit jackets - sewn shoulder straps with a dark blue field, orange piping, and longitudinal stripes yellow color on the sides and the letter “K” in yellow;

on the jackets of special summer suits - removable shoulder straps with a dark blue field, orange piping, yellow longitudinal stripes on the sides and the letter “K” in yellow;

60. Placement of stars on the shoulder straps of senior, senior, middle management and warrant officers is in accordance with these Rules.

61. Insignia of employees by special rank - plates (stripes) on the shoulder straps of internal service foremen are located along the longitudinal center line, internal service sergeants are located perpendicular to the longitudinal center line of the shoulder strap.

Placement of plates (strips) in accordance with these Rules.

62. Insignia of employees by functional purpose - golden metal emblems (hereinafter referred to as emblems). Employees for whom insignia for functional purposes are not established wear a small metal emblem of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations of golden color.

The emblems are located:

on the shoulder straps of winter jackets, woolen jackets, winter suit jackets, special summer suit jackets, short-sleeved summer special suit jackets, shirts, blouses (except for the shoulder straps of senior management personnel);

in the corners of the collars of woolen ceremonial tunics, woolen tunics (except for items of uniform of persons of senior command);

in the corners of the lapels of woolen ceremonial jackets, woolen jackets (except for items of uniform of senior officials).

Emblems are placed:

on shoulder straps - on the longitudinal center line of the shoulder strap, at a distance of 5 mm from the edge of the uniform button;

on collars - along a bisector, at a distance of 35 mm from the corner of the collar to the center of the emblem, while the vertical axis of symmetry of the emblem should be parallel to the flight of the collar.

On the corners of the collars of the jackets of special summer suits and short-sleeved summer special suits of the Minister and his deputies, embroidered emblems in the form of a star of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia are placed.

63. Insignia according to employee affiliation are sleeve and chest insignia.

Sleeve insignia for belonging to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia are located on the outer side of the left sleeve of uniform items.

Sleeve insignia according to specific units, bodies, organizations of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia are located on the outer side of the right sleeve of uniform items.

Employees who do not have sleeve insignia for belonging to specific units wear insignia for belonging to a higher unit, body, organization or insignia for belonging to the federal fire service of the State Fire Service.

Employees performing functional duties outside the Russian Federation wear on the outside of the right sleeve, instead of the insignia of belonging to a specific unit, a sleeve insignia of belonging to the federal fire service of the State Fire Service.

Sleeve insignia are placed:

on winter jackets, winter suit jackets, demi-season jackets, leather jackets, woolen jackets, woolen jackets, woolen jackets, special summer suit jackets, summer overalls, winter overalls - at a distance of 80 mm from the top point of the sleeve to the top point of the sleeve insignia.

64. On jackets of winter suits, jackets of special summer suits, sweaters (jumpers) for senior management personnel there are breast stripes in the places provided for their placement:

on the right side of the chest there is a chest patch with the yellow inscription “EMERCOM OF RUSSIA” and edging;

on the left side of the chest - a chest patch with a yellow inscription displaying the surname and initials of the employee, with an edging, for example:

"PETROV P.P."

The color of the edging of the chest stripes on sweaters (jumpers) for senior management is yellow.

The color of the edging of the chest patches on other items is dark blue.

65. The sleeve insignia of the State Flag of the Russian Federation is worn on jackets of winter suits, jackets of special summer suits and jackets of special summer suits with short sleeves, summer overalls, winter overalls, and is placed on the outer side of the left sleeve, above the sleeve insignia of belonging to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia on at a distance of 10 mm from the top edge of the sleeve insignia.

On dark blue T-shirts and polo shirts with short sleeves, the sleeve insignia of the State Flag of the Russian Federation is placed on the outside of the right and left sleeves at a distance of 3 cm from the edge of the sleeve hem.

66. On winter suit jackets, demi-season jackets, special summer suit jackets, special summer suit jackets with short sleeves, summer overalls, winter overalls and sweaters (jumpers), on the left shelf there is a breastplate "EMERCOM OF RUSSIA" with a diameter of 85 mm in the place provided to place it.

67. Sleeve insignia for cadet training courses (yellow squares) are worn on the outside of the left sleeve. The number of squares on the sign must correspond to the course of study. Yellow squares on a dark blue textile base consist of two beams connected at an angle of 105 degrees, directed upward. The distance between the upper and lower connection points of the beams is 8 mm. The distance between the upper edges of the beams is 80 mm. The upper rays have a vertical side edge 8 mm long.

Sleeve insignia (yellow squares are placed on winter jackets, winter suit jackets and special summer suit jackets) at an angle downwards at a distance of 10 mm below the sleeve insignia of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.

68. Other insignia are worn in accordance with the requirements of the orders on their establishment.

69. Shoulder straps and insignia must be sewn on correctly and neatly. Shoulder straps are clean, not wrinkled, without inserts. Metal insignia of employees should not be deformed, have enamel chips or abrasions.

X. Features of wearing uniforms

70. Fur hat with earflaps made of sheepskin, dark blue, with an orange felt hat - worn with a golden-colored cockade (for employees of senior, senior and middle management with a cockade framed in gold).

A woolen cap of gray-blue color is worn with a cockade located in the front center of the band, framed in golden color (for senior officials - golden-colored embroidery with 5% gilding in the form of a frame of laurel leaves, tied at the bottom with a ribbon, with a golden-colored cockade). For senior management employees, the visor has embroidery in the form of 5% gilded laurel leaves.

The wool cap is worn with a golden-colored cockade.

Advertisement Russian Emergency Situations Ministry. With the headphones raised, the ends of the braid are tied and tucked under the headphones; with the headphones lowered, they are tied under the chin.

72. A fur hat with earflaps and a woolen cap are worn straight, without tilting. The cap is made of wool, and an orange felt beret is worn with a slight tilt to the right side. In this case, the visor of a wool cap is at the level of the eyebrows, and the lower edge of a fur hat with earflaps, a wool cap, and a woolen felt orange beret is at a distance of 2-4 cm above the eyebrows.

73. The removed headdress in formation is placed in the left freely lowered hand: the cap with ear flaps, cap, cap and beret must be facing forward with the cockade; the bottom edge of the cap, hat with earflaps and beret should be facing the employee’s leg, and the cap - down.

74. Outerwear is worn with a zipper, all buttons or buttons (a woolen jacket and a special summer suit jacket - with the zipper unbuttoned at the level of the yoke, the upper part of the breast pockets).

It is allowed to wear a woolen jacket, buttoned to the top in inclement weather.

75. When wearing a winter uniform, with a headdress - a sheepskin fur hat with earflaps, a removable collar made of dark blue fur sheepskin is worn on the jacket of a winter suit.

Employees of senior command and those with the special rank of colonel of the internal service are allowed to wear a removable collar made of gray astrakhan with a hat with earflaps made of gray astrakhan.

76. When wearing winter uniform, with a headdress - a woolen cap and a woolen beret, a removable dark blue sheepskin collar is not worn on the jacket of a winter suit.

77. Employees wear uniform items of the established type, in good working order, clean and ironed. Trousers must have longitudinal ironed folds on the front and back halves of the trousers.

78. Shirts (blouses) are allowed to be worn:

shirts (blouses) with a tie, without a woolen tunic (woolen jacket, woolen jacket) with summer (indoors - with summer and winter) formal dress out of order (with a woolen cap) and casual (with a woolen cap or woolen cap) uniform;

shirts (blouses) with the top button unbuttoned, without a tie, without a woolen tunic (woolen jacket, woolen jacket) with summer (indoors - with summer and winter) casual uniform out of order (with a woolen cap, woolen cap) on the territory of the unit ( organizations), except for duty, official meetings and formations;

shirts (blouses) with short sleeves with the top button undone, without a tie, without a woolen jacket (woolen jacket, woolen jacket) with summer casual uniform;

a shirt (blouse) with short sleeves, as directed by the head of the department (organization), if necessary, is worn with a tie.

79. The tie is attached to the shirt with a gold-colored tack of the established pattern between the third and fourth buttons from the top.

The bow tie is worn with a golden-colored hairpin of the established pattern.

80. A knitted muffler is worn neatly tucked under the collar of a winter jacket, winter suit jacket, or demi-season jacket. The upper edge of the muffler should protrude evenly above the collar by 1 - 2 cm.

81. Black gloves are required to be worn in the ranks when wearing winter clothing. In other cases, wearing gloves is not necessary.

When performing a military salute, gloves are not removed.

82. Shoes should be neatly laced, ankle boots should be zipped.

83. Socks are worn in black.

84. Female employees wear beige (flesh) or black stockings (tights).

85. The waist belt is worn over the jacket of a winter suit.

The waist belt on a winter jacket should be located at waist level.

86. The jacket of a special summer suit of dark blue color is worn over trousers, with a zipper fastened.

87. A dark blue winter jacket is worn in inclement weather with the hood on and the collar buttoned up.

It is allowed to wear a jacket with the top button (button) unbuttoned, with a zipper down to the level of the yoke, without a hood.

XI. Wearing state, departmental awards and badges

88. When wearing ceremonial uniforms for formation, on woolen ceremonial jackets, woolen ceremonial jackets, and summer special suit jackets (for junior commanding officers and enlisted personnel, including cadets), the following is worn:

state awards of the Russian Federation and the USSR (orders, medals, insignia and badges for honorary titles);

departmental awards (medals, insignia);

awards from foreign countries;

When wearing ceremonial clothes out of formation, everyday uniforms on woolen jackets, woolen jackets, woolen jackets and summer special suit jackets, the following are worn:

state awards of the Russian Federation and the USSR (insignia, ribbons of orders, medals and insignia on bars, breastplates for honorary titles);

departmental awards (insignia, ribbons of medals and insignia on bars);

ribbons of awards of foreign countries on the bars;

other badges specified in this section.

89. State awards of the Russian Federation and the USSR, departmental insignia of the federal executive authorities of the Russian Federation are located in the following sequence:

Order of the Russian Federation;

Order of the USSR;

insignia of the Russian Federation;

medals of the Russian Federation;

USSR medals;

departmental awards of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Disaster Relief;

other departmental awards - in accordance with the list of federal executive authorities approved by the President of the Russian Federation.

Orders, medals and decorations of foreign states are located after departmental awards of federal executive authorities.

Wearing awards public organizations Employees of the Federal Border Guard Service are prohibited from wearing uniforms.

90. The badge of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is worn on the order chain or on the shoulder ribbon.

Wearing the badge of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called on the order chain is allowed on especially solemn occasions.

When wearing the badge of the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle on the shoulder ribbon, it passes over the right shoulder.

The star of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is located on the left side of the chest, to the left of the orders, below the order blocks.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 1st class, is attached to the shoulder ribbon, which passes over the right shoulder.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II and III degrees, is worn on a neck ribbon.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree, is worn on the block, on the left side of the chest and is located in front of other orders and medals.

91. The Gold Star medal awarded to the Heroes of the Russian Federation, the Gold Star medal awarded to the Heroes of the Soviet Union, the Hammer and Sickle gold medal awarded to the Heroes of Socialist Labor are placed on the left side of the chest:

on a tunic and jacket - 10 mm to the left of the lapel so that the lower edge of the medal block is at the level of the corner of the lapel;

on the jacket of a summer special suit - 10 mm to the left of the collar so that the lower edge of the medal pad is at the level of the corner of the collar.

92. Orders and medals with pads are placed on the left side of the chest. Orders that do not have pads are placed on the right side of the chest, unless other wearing rules are provided for by the statutes of the orders.

Orders and medals on the left side of the chest are placed horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to its edge in the order indicated in. When wearing two or more orders or medals on the left side of the chest, their blocks are connected in a row on a common bar. Orders and medals that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second row and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center of the chest to its edge in the order specified in paragraph 89. The general strip of the blocks of orders and medals of the second row should go under orders and medals of the first row. Subsequent rows are arranged in a similar order.

On the tunic and jacket, orders and medals are placed so that the upper edge of the common bar (pad) of the first row is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner.

93. The orders on the right side are arranged horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to the edge in the order indicated in. Orders and medals that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second row and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center of the chest to the edge in the order specified in paragraph 89. In this case, the conditional centers of the orders in the row must be at the same level . The distance between rows of orders is 10 mm, between orders - 5 - 10 mm.

Orders are placed on the tunic and on the jacket so that the upper edge of the largest order in the first row is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner.

94. Ribbons of orders and medals on straps are placed on the left side of the chest horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to its edge in the order established in. There should be no more than four ribbons in a row. Tapes that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second, third and fourth rows.

The height of the bar with ribbons of orders and medals is 8 mm.

The ribbon of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is worn separately on a bar 12 mm high (ribbon width is 45 mm) and is located in the center above the bars with ribbons of other orders and medals. For those awarded for distinction in military operations, the ribbon additionally contains two miniature crossed gilded swords.

Ribbons of orders and medals on straps are placed on the tunic and jacket so that the upper edge of the first row of straps is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner.

95. Breastplates for honorary titles are placed on the right side of the chest below the orders, and in the absence of orders - in their place.

96. The insignia “For Impeccable Service” is located on the left side of the chest below orders and medals.

In the absence of orders and medals, the sign is placed on the tunic and jacket so that the upper edge of the sign is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner, and in the presence of order ribbons and medals on the straps - 10 mm below them.

97. The procedure for placing (location) of award signs of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief is determined by orders of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief.

98. The insignia for graduating from educational institutions of vocational education is placed horizontally in a row with the award insignia of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief from the center of the chest to its edge, and there should be no more than 3 insignia.

99. Wearing the insignia for graduating from educational institutions of vocational education is mandatory.

If an employee of the Federal Border Guard Service of the State Border Service has insignia of graduation from two or more educational organizations of vocational education, only one insignia of a higher educational organization of vocational education is worn.

100. Badges for wounds are located on the right side of the chest above the orders.

101. Badges of class specialists are placed on the right side of the chest on a woolen tunic and on a woolen jacket so that the upper edge of the badge is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner, and in the presence of orders (medals) - 10 mm below them.

Breast badges of class specialists are placed on the right side of the chest on the jacket of a summer special suit symmetrically to the vertical axis of the right breast pocket so that the lower edge of the badge is located at the level of the upper edge of the pocket flap, and in the presence of other badges - 10 mm above them.

VIII. Features of wearing individual items of clothing by employees

102. It is allowed to wear the following items of the previous uniform until the wearing period expires:

winter, demi-season woolen coat;

demi-season wool jackets;

demi-season raincoat;

tunics, jackets.

103. The wearing period for items of gray-blue uniform is calculated from the moment of issuance, which is made upon the expiration of the wearing period for previously issued similar items of clothing.

104. During the transition period, when issuing items of uniform of a new type, it is allowed, at the expense of the existing stocks of clothing in warehouses, to replenish the employees of the Federal Border Guard Service with items of clothing of the previous samples.

The issuance of previous samples of uniform items is carried out as a matter of priority to provide for dismissed employees.

Newly recruited employees are provided with priority.

Placement of stars on the shoulder straps of senior, senior, middle command and warrant officers of the internal service

Special rank of internal service	Number of stars in pursuit	Star diameter, mm	Distance from the bottom edge of the shoulder strap to the center of the first star, mm	Distance between the centers of the stars along the shoulder strap, mm
Colonel General	3	22	25	25
Lieutenant General	2	22	25	25
Major General	1	22	45	-
Colonel	3	20	25	25
Lieutenant colonel	2	20	25	-
Major	1	20	45	-
Captain	4	13	25	25
Senior Lieutenant	3	13	25	25
Lieutenant	2	13	25	-
Ensign	1	13	45	-
Senior Warrant Officer	3	13	25	25
Ensign	2	13	25	25

Placement of plates (stripes) on the shoulder straps of petty officers and sergeants of internal service

Document overview

Defined new order wearing uniforms by employees of the Federal Fire Service (FPS) with special ranks of internal service.

Thus, it is clarified that when performing certain official tasks during the liquidation of the consequences of emergency situations, when participating in exercises, being on round-the-clock duty, as well as in other cases determined by orders (instructions) of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, special protective clothing is required.

Insignia for special ranks are worn by employees only on designated items of uniform.

It is recommended to wear a special work clothes, shoes, equipment and protective equipment in parks, garages, workshops, laboratories, medical organizations, department warehouses, FPS organizations.

The composition of clothing items has been updated.

The previous order was declared invalid.

MINISTRY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION FOR CIVIL AFFAIRS

DEFENSE, EMERGENCIES AND LIQUIDATION

CONSEQUENCES OF NATURAL DISASTERS

ORDER

ABOUT APPROVAL OF THE RULES

In accordance with Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 22, 2006 N 789 “On uniforms, insignia and standards for supplying clothing to employees of internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation, the State Fire Service of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Consequence Elimination natural disasters, institutions and bodies of the penal system with special ranks of internal service" (Collection of Legislation of the Russian Federation, 2007, No. 1, Art. 251; No. 35, Art. 4324) I order:

Approve the attached Rules for wearing uniforms by employees of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Disaster Relief, who have special ranks of internal service.

Minister

S.K.SHOIGU

Application

RULES

WEARING UNIFORMS BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

FIRE SERVICE OF THE MINISTRY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

ON CIVIL DEFENSE AFFAIRS, EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

AND ELIMINATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF NATURAL DISASTERS,

HAVING SPECIAL RANKS OF THE INTERNAL SERVICE

I. Fundamentals

1. The rules for wearing uniforms by employees of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief, who have special ranks of internal service, apply to employees of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief consequences of natural disasters (hereinafter referred to as the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia), as well as citizens dismissed from service from divisions, bodies and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia with the right to wear a uniform.

2. The uniform is worn strictly in accordance with these Rules. The uniform is divided into ceremonial (for formation and out of formation), casual (for formation and out of formation), and each of these uniforms is divided into summer and winter.

Formations are carried out both in the form of clothing for the formation and outside the formation.

When employees perform specific official tasks, they are required to wear special clothing.

3. Citizens dismissed from service from divisions, bodies and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia with the right to wear a uniform are allowed to wear the uniform established at the time of dismissal.

4. The uniform and, if necessary, the name of items that complement or clarify it are announced to employees daily or for the period of specific events by the heads of departments, bodies and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia based on the requirements of these Rules, taking into account the specifics of performing official tasks, for example: “Summer casual uniform clothes out of order."

5. Employees of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia wear full dress uniform: when taking the oath; when appointed to the honor guard; on the days of annual holidays of divisions, bodies and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia; when receiving state awards; when serving as sentries guarding the Banner of a unit, body or institution of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia; at official events.

It is allowed to wear dress uniforms on weekends and holidays, as well as during off-duty hours.

Employees wear casual uniforms in all other cases, including eliminating the consequences of emergencies, fires, carrying out emergency rescue operations, performing combat duty (service), participating in exercises, and in classes.

6. The transition to summer or winter uniforms is established by orders of the heads of regional centers for civil defense, emergency situations and disaster relief (hereinafter referred to as the regional center), the main departments of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, divisions, bodies and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia .

When switching to summer or winter uniforms, heads of departments and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia conduct drill reviews at which they check appearance employees, condition of uniform items.

7. When employees are temporarily staying in another regional center, they should be guided by the seasonal dress code established in the regional center.

8. Employees wear a uniform with sleeve insignia of the established pattern with the symbols of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, divisions and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia.

Employees of the rotating staff of short-term courses (schools) and training camps wear the uniform in which they arrived for these courses (schools) and training camps.

Employees sent for training in educational institutions or retraining and advanced training courses wear the uniform that they wore before being sent for training.

Sportswear may be worn in gyms and sports fields during sports activities and competitions.

wearing uniforms and insignia of unknown types;

wearing soiled or damaged clothing items;

mixing uniform items with civilian clothing.

II. Dress code for middle, senior and higher

commanding staff (men)

10. Summer dress uniform for and out of formation:

white shirt;

boots, low shoes or semi-boots, demi-season, black;

black socks.

11. Winter dress uniform for and out of formation:

gray-blue winter woolen coat;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

white shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

white muffler;

black trouser belt genuine leather;

winter or demi-season boots or ankle boots, black,

black socks;

black gloves.

12. When wearing full dress uniform, you are allowed to wear:

gray-blue winter woolen coat without a removable fur collar;

a demi-season woolen jacket of gray-blue color with a white muffler for a summer uniform out of order, as well as with or without a detachable gray fur collar for a winter uniform out of order;

a demi-season raincoat made of gray-blue raincoat fabric with a white muffler for a summer uniform out of order, as well as with a gray-blue woolen cap for a winter uniform out of order.

13. Summer casual uniform for the formation:

gray-blue woolen cap;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

black boots or low shoes;

black socks.

14. Winter casual clothing for the formation:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

detachable fur collar made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

gray-blue muffler;

black waist belt made of genuine leather;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

black socks;

black gloves.

15. When wearing casual uniform, it is allowed to wear:

a demi-season gray-blue woolen jacket and a gray-blue muffler for summer uniforms, as well as with or without a removable fur collar for winter uniforms;

a gray-blue woolen jacket for summer (with a gray-blue woolen cap) and winter uniforms;

gray-blue knitted wool sweater (jumper);

gray-blue cape.

16. Summer casual clothing out of order:

gray-blue woolen cap;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

boots or low shoes in black or demi-season boots in black;

black socks.

17. Winter casual clothing out of order:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

detachable fur collar made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen coat;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

gray-blue muffler;

boots or low boots, winter or demi-season, black, boots or low shoes, black;

black socks;

black gloves.

18. When wearing casual clothing outside of formation, it is allowed to wear:

a gray-blue woolen cap for winter uniforms;

gray-blue woolen coat without a removable fur collar;

a demi-season gray-blue wool jacket with a gray-blue muffler for summer uniforms, as well as with or without a removable fur collar for winter uniforms;

a gray-blue woolen jacket for summer (with a gray-blue woolen cap or cap) and winter uniforms;

a gray-blue short-sleeved shirt with a gray-blue woolen cap for a summer uniform;

a white shirt with a woolen jacket for summer and winter uniforms;

a demi-season raincoat of gray-blue color with a gray-blue muffler for summer uniforms, as well as with a gray-blue woolen cap for winter uniforms;

black high-top boots;

summer suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

winter suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

gray-blue knitted T-shirt (T-shirt);

III. Uniform for privates and juniors

commanding officers and cadets (men)

19. Summer dress uniform for formation:

gray-blue woolen cap (with a black strap);

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

black waist belt made of genuine leather;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

black boots or low shoes;

black socks.

20. Winter dress uniform for formation:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen coat;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

a gray-blue shirt (for warrant officers of internal service - a white shirt);

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

gray-blue muffler;

black waist belt made of genuine leather;

black boots or low shoes;

wool socks;

black gloves.

21. In full dress uniform, it is allowed to wear:

a gray-blue woolen cap for winter uniforms;

untucked wool trousers in gray-blue color with boots.

22. Summer dress uniform out of order:

gray-blue woolen cap;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

black waist belt made of genuine leather;

low shoes or boots in black.

23. Winter dress uniform out of order:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen coat;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

gray-blue muffler;

black boots;

black gloves.

24. In full dress uniform, out of formation it is permitted to wear:

a gray-blue woolen cap for winter uniforms;

a demi-season jacket of gray-blue color with a muffler of gray-blue color for summer uniform, as well as with a woolen cap of gray-blue color for winter uniform;

black boots;

black high-top boots;

summer suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

winter suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

gray-blue woolen sweater (jumper);

gray-blue knitted T-shirt (T-shirt);

insulated gray-blue cap.

25. Summer casual uniform for the formation:

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

black waist belt made of genuine leather;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

26. Winter casual clothing for the formation:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen coat;

gray-blue wool jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

gray-blue muffler;

black waist belt made of genuine leather;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

black boots or low shoes;

black gloves.

27. When wearing casual uniform, it is allowed to wear:

gray-blue woolen jacket;

summer suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

winter suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

gray-blue woolen sweater (jumper);

gray-blue knitted T-shirt (T-shirt);

black high-top boots;

black boots;

a gray-blue insulated cap;

takes a gray-blue woolen beret.

28. Summer casual clothing out of order:

gray-blue woolen cap;

gray-blue wool jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

boots or low shoes in black.

29. Winter casual clothing out of order:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen coat;

gray-blue wool jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

gray-blue shirt;

a gray-blue tie with a gold-colored bartack;

gray-blue muffler;

black trouser belt made of genuine leather;

black boots or low shoes;

black gloves.

30. When wearing casual clothing outside of formation, it is allowed to wear:

summer suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

winter suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

gray-blue woolen sweater (jumper);

a gray-blue insulated cap;

a gray-blue woolen cap for winter uniforms;

a gray-blue woolen cap with a gray-blue woolen jacket or a gray-blue shirt for a summer uniform;

gray-blue woolen jacket for summer and winter uniforms;

a gray-blue short-sleeved shirt with a gray-blue woolen cap for a summer uniform;

a demi-season gray-blue woolen jacket with a gray-blue muffler for summer uniforms, as well as a gray-blue woolen cap for winter uniforms;

gray-blue knitted T-shirt (T-shirt);

black high-top boots;

black boots;

gray-blue woolen cap.

IV. Uniform of employees (women)

31. Summer dress uniform for and out of formation:

gray-blue wool cap;

white blouse;

32. Winter dress uniform for and out of formation:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

detachable fur collar made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen coat;

white muffler;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

white blouse;

a gray-blue bow tie with a golden hair clip;

black gloves.

33. When wearing full dress uniform, you are allowed to wear:

gray-blue woolen beret;

gray-blue woolen coat without a removable fur collar;

a demi-season raincoat of gray-blue color with a white muffler for summer uniforms out of order, as well as a gray-blue woolen cap for winter uniforms out of order.

34. Summer casual clothing for and out of formation:

woolen cap or gray-blue woolen beret;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

gray-blue blouse;

a gray-blue bow tie with a golden hair clip;

demi-season black shoes or boots.

35. Winter casual clothing for and out of formation:

fur hat with earflaps made of gray sheepskin;

detachable fur collar made of gray sheepskin;

gray-blue woolen coat;

gray-blue muffler;

gray-blue woolen jacket;

gray-blue woolen skirt;

gray-blue blouse;

a gray-blue bow tie with a golden hair clip;

black waist belt made of genuine leather - for military uniform;

winter or demi-season boots or black shoes;

black gloves.

36. When wearing casual clothing, you are allowed to wear:

gray-blue woolen beret;

summer suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

winter suit (jacket and trousers) gray-blue;

gray-blue woolen sweater (jumper);

a gray-blue insulated cap;

gray-blue knitted T-shirt (T-shirt);

gray-blue cape;

a gray-blue woolen coat without a removable fur collar for winter uniforms;

gray-blue wool jacket;

gray-blue wool trousers;

a gray-blue blouse with short sleeves for a summer uniform;

a white blouse with a jacket for summer and winter uniforms;

a demi-season raincoat in gray-blue color with a muffler in gray-blue color;

black high top boots.

V. Shoulder straps, emblems, cockades, buttons and sleeve insignia

37. Persons of the highest command should wear shoulder straps:

on tunics (jackets) in full dress uniform - sewn shoulder straps with a golden field, with orange piping;

on tunics (jackets) with casual uniforms, demi-season jackets, coats and winter jackets - sewn shoulder straps with a gray-blue field, with orange piping;

on woolen jackets and summer jackets - removable shoulder straps with a gray-blue field and orange piping;

on white and gray-blue shirts (blouses) there are removable shoulder straps with a field, respectively, of white or gray-blue color and orange piping;

Embroidered golden stars are placed on the shoulder straps in accordance with the special rank; on the golden fields there are stars with an orange edging.

38. Middle and senior commanding officers wear shoulder straps:

on tunics (jackets) in full dress uniform there are sewn shoulder straps with a golden field, with gaps and orange piping;

on tunics (jackets) with casual uniforms, demi-season jackets, coats and winter jackets - sewn shoulder straps with a gray-blue field, with gaps and orange piping;

on woolen jackets and summer jackets - removable shoulder straps with a gray-blue field, with gaps and orange piping;

on white and gray-blue shirts (blouses) there are removable shoulder straps with a field, respectively, white and gray-blue, with gaps and orange piping;

on demi-season raincoats - shoulder straps made of the fabric of the top of the product, sewn into the sleeve seam, with a triangular upper edge fastened with a button.

Gold-colored metal stars are placed on the shoulder straps in accordance with the special rank.

39. Persons of private and junior command staff wear shoulder straps:

on tunics (jackets), demi-season jackets (for warrant officers of internal service), coats and winter jackets - sewn shoulder straps with a gray-blue field, with orange piping;

on woolen jackets, summer jackets and shirts (blouses) - removable shoulder straps with a gray-blue field, with orange piping;

on white shirts (blouses) (for warrant officers of the internal service) - removable shoulder straps with a white field;

on demi-season raincoats - shoulder straps made of the fabric of the top of the product, sewn into the sleeve seam, with a triangular upper edge fastened with a button.

In accordance with the special rank the following are placed:

on the shoulder straps of warrant officers of the internal service there are golden metal stars;

on the shoulder straps of sergeants and foremen of the internal service there are plates (stripes) of golden color.

40. Cadets of educational institutions wear shoulder straps:

on tunics (jackets), coats and winter jackets - sewn shoulder straps with a field of gray-blue color, with longitudinal stripes of golden color on the sides;

on woolen jackets, summer jackets and shirts (blouses) - removable shoulder straps with a gray-blue field, with longitudinal golden stripes on the sides;

41. Placement of stars on the shoulder straps of middle, senior, senior commanding personnel and warrant officers in accordance with the appendix to these Rules.

42. Insignia for a special rank - plates (stripes) on the shoulder straps of internal service foremen are located along the longitudinal center line, internal service sergeants are located perpendicular to the longitudinal center line of the shoulder strap. Placement of plates (strips) in accordance with the appendix to these Rules.

43. Gold-colored metal emblems on shoulder straps - small emblem of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.

The emblems are placed on the longitudinal center line of the shoulder strap at a distance of 5 mm from the button.

44. The sleeve insignia for belonging to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is worn on the outside of the left sleeve at a distance of 80 mm from the top point of the sleeve seam.

45. The sleeve insignia for belonging to specific units and institutions of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is worn on the outside of the right sleeve at a distance of 80 mm from the top point of the sleeve seam.

46. Sleeve insignia for training courses for cadets of educational institutions (golden squares) are worn on the outside of the left sleeve. The number of squares on the sign must correspond to the course of study. The golden-colored angles on a gray-blue textile base consist of two rays connected at an angle of 105 degrees, directed upward. The distance between the upper and lower connection points of the beams is 8 mm. The distance between the upper edges of the beams is 80 mm. The upper rays have a vertical side edge 8 mm long.

On coats and jackets, the sleeve insignia is placed at an angle downwards at a distance of 10 mm below the sleeve insignia of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.

VI. Features of wearing uniform items

47. Wearing a hat with earflaps with earphones down is allowed at an air temperature of minus 10 degrees and below, and with earphones tied at the back - when servicing weapons and special equipment, during household work and in other cases as directed by the head of a department, body or institution of the State Border Service Russian Emergency Situations Ministry. With the headphones raised, the ends of the braid are tied and tucked under the headphones; with the headphones lowered, they are tied under the chin.

48. The cap with earflaps and the cap are worn straight, without tilting, and the cap and beret are worn with a slight tilt to the right side. In this case, the visor of the cap should be at the level of the eyebrows, and the lower edge of the hat with earflaps, cap and beret should be at a distance of 2 - 4 cm above the eyebrows.

The removed headdress in formation is placed in the left freely lowered hand: the cap with earflaps, cap, cap and beret must be facing forward with the cockade; the bottom edge of the cap, hat with earflaps and beret should be facing the employee’s leg, and the cap - down.

49. Outerwear is worn fastened with all buttons or snaps (woolen and summer jackets with a zipper up to the level of the yoke), and demi-season raincoats and demi-season jackets, in addition, with a belt fastened with a buckle.

It is allowed to wear a winter and demi-season coat (for female employees) with the top button undone, and a woolen jacket buttoned to the top in inclement weather.

Demi-season raincoats and winter field jackets are worn with or without a hood.

Distance from floor to bottom of products:

winter coat, demi-season raincoat (except for female employees) - 50 - 55 cm;

winter and demi-season coat, demi-season raincoat for female employees - 40 - 50 cm.

50. Commanding officers wear winter coats and demi-season jackets with gray-blue buttonholes with golden embroidery in the form of laurel branches and piping along the edges of the buttonhole (except for the bottom edge).

Buttonholes are placed on a winter coat so that the side edge of the buttonhole is placed along the finishing stitch parallel to the flyaway of the collar, and the lower edge of the buttonhole is along the lower edge of the collar; on a demi-season jacket - so that the side edge is placed at a distance of 10 mm from the collar, and the lower edge of the buttonhole is located along the lower edge of the collar.

On a winter coat and a demi-season jacket, a removable fur collar is worn:

top, senior and middle command staff - from sheepskin;

warrant officers of the internal service, privates and junior commanding officers - made of faux fur.

51. Woolen jackets of senior command - with golden-colored embroidery in the form of laurel branches at the ends of the collar.

52. Shirts (blouses) are allowed to be worn:

shirts (blouses) with a tie, without a tunic (jacket, jacket) with summer (indoors - with summer and winter) formal dress out of order (with a cap) and casual (with a cap or wool cap) uniforms;

shirts (blouses) with the top button unbuttoned, without a tie, without a tunic (jacket, jacket) with summer (indoors - with summer and winter) casual clothing out of order (with a cap or woolen cap) on the territory of the institution (unit), except duty, official meetings and formations;

shirts (blouses) with short sleeves with the top button undone, without a tie, without a tunic (jacket, jacket) with a summer casual uniform (with a woolen cap); a shirt (blouse) with short sleeves, as directed by the head of the institution (unit), if necessary, is worn with a tie and cap.

53. The tie is attached to the shirt with a gold-colored tack of the established pattern between the third and fourth buttons from the top.

The bow tie is worn with a golden-colored hairpin of the established pattern.

54. Woolen trousers must have ironed longitudinal folds.

55. Woolen trousers for privates and junior commanding officers, when wearing boots with high tops, are tucked under the tops.

56. A knitted muffler is worn neatly tucked under the collar of a winter coat, demi-season raincoat, winter jacket, demi-season jacket. The upper edge of the muffler should protrude evenly above the collar by 1 - 2 cm.

57. Black gloves are required to be worn in the ranks when wearing winter clothing. In other cases, wearing gloves is not necessary.

When performing a military salute, gloves are not removed.

58. Boots must be carefully laced, the ears of the boots are tucked into the tops, and the ankle boots are zipped.

Socks are worn black.

Female employees wear beige (flesh) or black stockings (tights).

59. A waist belt is worn over a winter coat, a woolen jacket, or a winter jacket.

The waist belt on a winter coat should be located between the first and second rows of buttons from the bottom; on a woolen jacket - between the first and second button from the bottom; on a winter jacket - located at waist level; on coats of female employees - located above the second button from the bottom.

60. A gray-blue summer jacket is worn over trousers, with a zipper fastened, with a hemmed white collar, the upper edge of which should protrude 1 - 2 mm above the collar. Middle and senior and senior commanding officers and warrant officers of the internal service are allowed to wear a jacket without a collar.

Summer gray-blue trousers are tucked into high-top boots or boots.

It is permitted, by order of the department head, to wear trousers over boots.

61. A gray-blue winter jacket is worn in inclement weather with the hood on and the collar buttoned up.

It is allowed to wear a jacket with the top button undone and without a hood.

Gray-blue winter trousers are tucked into high-top boots or boots.

It is permitted, as directed by the head of the unit, to wear trousers over shoes or boots.

62. A cape is worn over uniform items (if necessary).

VII. Wearing state and departmental awards

and badges

63. In full dress uniform, the following are worn on tunics and jackets:

state awards of the Russian Federation and the USSR (orders, medals, insignia and badges for honorary titles);

departmental awards (medals, insignia);

awards from foreign countries;

When wearing ceremonial out of order, casual uniforms and summer suits, the following are worn on tunics, jackets and jackets:

state awards of the Russian Federation and the USSR (insignia, ribbons of orders, medals and insignia on bars, breastplates for honorary titles);

departmental awards (insignia, ribbons of medals and insignia on bars);

ribbons of awards of foreign countries on the bars;

other badges specified in this section.

64. State awards of the Russian Federation and the USSR, departmental insignia of the federal executive authorities of the Russian Federation are located in the following sequence:

Order of the Russian Federation;

Order of the USSR;

insignia of the Russian Federation;

medals of the Russian Federation;

USSR medals;

departmental awards of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Disaster Relief;

other departmental awards - in accordance with the list of federal executive authorities approved by the President of the Russian Federation.

Orders, medals and decorations of foreign states are located after departmental awards of federal executive authorities.

Wearing awards of public organizations on the uniform of employees of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is prohibited.

65. The badge of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is worn on the order chain or on the shoulder ribbon.

Wearing the badge of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called on the order chain is allowed on especially solemn occasions.

When wearing the badge of the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle on the shoulder ribbon, it passes over the right shoulder.

The star of the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called Apostle is located on the left side of the chest, to the left of the orders, below the order blocks.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 1st class, is attached to the shoulder ribbon, which passes over the right shoulder.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II and III degrees, is worn on a neck ribbon.

The badge of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree, is worn on the block, on the left side of the chest and is located in front of other orders and medals.

66. The Gold Star medal awarded to the Heroes of the Russian Federation, the Gold Star medal awarded to the Heroes of the Soviet Union, the Hammer and Sickle gold medal awarded to the Heroes of Socialist Labor are placed on the left side of the chest:

on a tunic and jacket - 10 mm to the left of the lapel so that the lower edge of the medal is at the level of the corner of the lapel;

on the jacket of a summer suit - 10 mm to the left of the collar so that the lower edge of the medal block is at the level of the corner of the collar.

67. Orders and medals with pads are placed on the left side of the chest. Orders that do not have pads are placed on the right side of the chest, unless other wearing rules are provided for by the statutes of the orders.

Orders and medals on the left side of the chest are placed horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to its edge in the order specified in paragraph 64. When two or more orders or medals are worn on the left side of the chest, their blocks are connected in a row on a common bar. Orders and medals that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second row and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center of the chest to its edge in the order specified in paragraph 64. The common strip of the blocks of orders and medals of the second row should go under orders and medals of the first row. Subsequent rows are arranged in a similar order.

On the tunic and jacket, orders and medals are placed so that the upper edge of the common bar (pad) of the first row is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner.

68. Orders on the right side are placed horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to the edge in the order specified in paragraph 64. Orders and medals that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second row and subsequent rows located below the first, placing them also from the center chest to the edge in the order specified in paragraph 64. In this case, the conditional centers of the orders in the row must be at the same level. The distance between rows of orders is 10 mm, between orders - 5 - 10 mm.

Orders are placed on the tunic and on the jacket so that the upper edge of the largest order in the first row is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner.

69. Ribbons of orders and medals on the straps are placed on the left side of the chest horizontally in a row from the center of the chest to its edge in the order established in paragraph 64. There should not be more than four ribbons in a row. Tapes that do not fit in one row are transferred to the second, third, etc. rows.

The height of the bar with ribbons of orders and medals is 8 mm.

Ribbons of orders and medals on straps are placed on the tunic and jacket so that the upper edge of the first row of straps is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner.

70. Breastplates for honorary titles are placed on the right side of the chest below the orders, and in the absence of orders - in their place.

71. The insignia “For Impeccable Service” is located on the left side of the chest below orders and medals.

72. The procedure for placing (location) of award signs of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief is determined by orders of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief.

73. The insignia for graduating from educational institutions of vocational education is placed horizontally in a row with the award insignia of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief from the center of the chest to its edge, and there should be no more than 4 insignia.

74. Wearing a badge of honor for graduating from educational institutions of vocational education is mandatory.

If an employee of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia has insignia of graduation from two or more educational institutions of vocational education, only one insignia of a higher educational institution of vocational education is worn.

75. Badges for wounds are located on the right side of the chest above the orders.

76. Badges of class specialists are placed on the right side of the chest on the tunic and on the jacket so that the upper edge of the badge is located 70 mm below the level of the lapel corner, and in the presence of orders (medals) - 10 mm below them.

Breast badges of class specialists are placed on the right side of the chest on the jacket of a summer suit symmetrically to the vertical axis of the right breast pocket so that the lower edge of the badge is located at the level of the upper edge of the pocket flap, and if there are other badges, 10 mm above them.

VIII. Features of wearing individual uniform items

clothing by employees

77. It is allowed to wear the following items of the previous uniform (olive color) until the wearing period expires:

winter, demi-season woolen coat;

demi-season wool jackets;

demi-season raincoat;

tunics, jackets, jackets, skirts and trousers;

shirts, uniform blouses;

woolen caps;

muffler.

79. The terms for wearing gray-blue clothing items are calculated from the moment of issue, which is made upon the expiration of the terms for wearing previously issued similar items of clothing.

80. For the transition period, when issuing uniform items of the previous sample and gray-blue colors, it is allowed, at the expense of the existing stocks of clothing property in warehouses, to replenish the staff of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia with items of clothing property of the previous sample.

The issuance of items of the previous uniform on a priority basis is carried out to dismissed employees.

Newly hired employees are provided with a special uniform as a matter of priority.

Application

to pp. 41, 42 Rules

Placing stars on shoulder straps

middle, senior, senior management

and warrant officers of internal service

Special rank internal service	Quantity stars on chase	Diameter stars, mm	Distance from bottom edge shoulder strap to center of the first stars, mm	Distance between star centers along the shoulder strap, mm
Colonel General
Lieutenant General
Major General
Colonel
Lieutenant colonel
Major
Captain
Senior Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Ensign
Senior Warrant Officer
Ensign

Placement of plates (strips) on shoulder straps

petty officers and sergeants of internal service

Special rank internal services	Quantity wide (20 mm) records (strips) on the chase	Quantity narrow (10 mm) records (strips) on the chase	Distance from lower edge of the shoulder strap to the record (strips), mm
Sergeant Major
Senior sergeant
Sergeant
Jr sergeant

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1. List of main regulatory legal acts and guidance documents in the field fire safety, civil defense and protection of the population from natural and man-made emergencies, used by the supervisory authorities of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations in carrying out their activities.

1. Constitution of the Russian Federation.

3. Federal Law of July 22, 2008 No. 123-FZ “Technical Regulations on Fire Safety Requirements.”

4. Federal Law of December 26, 2008 No. 294-FZ “On the protection of the rights of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs in the exercise of state control (supervision) and municipal control.”

5. Federal Law of July 24, 2007 No. 209-FZ “On the development of small and medium-sized businesses in the Russian Federation.”

6. Federal Law of August 8, 2001 No. 128-FZ “On licensing of certain types of activities.”

7. Federal Law of December 29, 2004 No. 190-FZ “Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation”.

8. Federal Law of December 27, 2002 No. 184-FZ “On Technical Regulation”.

9. Federal Law of December 30, 2009 No. 384-FZ “Technical Regulations on the Safety of Buildings and Structures.”

11. Federal Law of December 21, 1994 No. 68-FZ “On the protection of the population and territory from natural and man-made emergencies.”

12. Federal Law of May 2, 2006 No. 59-FZ “On the procedure for considering appeals from citizens of the Russian Federation.”

13. Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses (Federal Law of December 30, 2001 No. 195-FZ).

14. Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation (Federal Law of December 18, 2001 No. 174-FZ).

15. Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (Federal Law of June 13, 1996 No. 63-FZ).

16. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 21, 2004 No. 820 “On state fire supervision.”

17. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of May 21, 2007 No. 305 “On approval of the regulations on state supervision in the field of civil defense.”

18. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 1, 2005 No. 712 “On approval of the regulations on state supervision in the field of protection of the population and territory from natural and man-made emergencies, carried out by the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.”

19. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of November 23, 2009 No. 944 “On approval of the list of activities in the field of healthcare, education and social sphere, carried out by legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, in respect of which scheduled inspections are carried out at established intervals.”

20. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of June 30, 2010 No. 489 “On approval of the rules for the preparation by state control (supervision) bodies and municipal control bodies of annual plans for conducting scheduled inspections of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs.”

21. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of March 31, 2009 No. 272 “On the procedure for carrying out calculations for fire risk assessment.”

22. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of April 7, 2009 No. 304 “On approval of the Rules for assessing the conformity of protected objects (products) with established fire safety requirements through an independent fire risk assessment.”

23. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of July 16, 2009 No. 584 “On the notification procedure for starting certain types of business activities.”

24. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of October 25, 2006 No. 625 “On licensing activities in the field of fire safety.”

25. Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of March 17, 2009 No. 241 “On approval of the list of products that, in order to be placed under customs regimes providing for the possibility of alienation or use of these products in accordance with their purpose on the customs territory of the Russian Federation, are subject to mandatory confirmation of compliance with the requirements Federal Law"Technical regulations on fire safety requirements."

26. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated October 1, 2007 No. 517 “On approval of the Administrative Regulations of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief for the execution of the state function of supervising the implementation by federal executive authorities, executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation , local government bodies, organizations, as well as officials and citizens established fire safety requirements.”

27. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated February 16, 2009 No. 65 “On approval of the Administrative Regulations of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief for the execution of the state function of supervising the implementation by federal executive authorities, executive authorities of constituent entities of the Russian Federation, local government bodies, organizations, as well as officials and citizens established requirements in the field of protection of the population and territories from natural and man-made emergencies.”

28. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated February 16, 2009 No. 66 “On approval of the Administrative Regulations of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief for the execution of the state function of supervising the implementation by federal executive authorities, executive authorities of constituent entities of the Russian Federation, local government bodies, organizations, as well as officials and citizens established requirements in the field of civil defense.”

29. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated October 20, 2008 No. 627 “On approval of the Administrative Regulations of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief for the performance of the state function of licensing activities in the field of fire safety.”

30. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated January 26, 2009 No. 28 “On approval of the List of officials of the central apparatus of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief, territorial bodies of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief natural disasters, authorized to draw up protocols on administrative offenses.”

31. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated January 26, 2009 No. 29 “On approval of the List of officials of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Disaster Relief, authorized to exercise state supervision in the field of protection of the population and territories from natural and man-made emergencies "

32. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated June 22, 2009 No. 364 “On approval of the List of officials authorized to exercise state supervision in the field of civil defense.”

33. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated 02/06/2006 No. 68 “On approval of the List of officials of state fire supervision bodies of the federal fire service authorized to draw up protocols on administrative offenses.”

34. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated March 16, 2007 No. 141 “On approval of the Instruction on the procedure for approving deviations from fire safety requirements, as well as additional fire safety requirements not established by regulatory documents.”

35. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated February 24, 2009 No. 91 “On approval of the form and procedure for registering a fire safety declaration.”

36. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated November 20. 2007 No. 607 “On approval of the Procedure for voluntary accreditation of organizations operating in the field of civil defense, protection of the population and territory from emergency situations and ensuring fire safety.”

37. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated February 13, 2008 No. 67 “On approval of the Regulations on the Commission of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for the accreditation of organizations operating in the field of civil defense, protection of the population and territory from emergency situations and ensuring fire safety.”

38. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated April 30, 2008 No. 166 “On approval of the Action Plan for the implementation of the Concept of a unified system of state supervision in the field of fire safety, civil defense and protection of the population and territories from emergency situations.”

39. Order of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation dated April 30, 2009 No. 141 “On the implementation of the provisions of the Federal Law “On the protection of the rights of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs in the exercise of state control (supervision) and municipal control.”

40. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated March 16, 2007 No. 139 “On approval of the Instruction on the procedure for approving regulatory documents that are adopted by federal executive authorities and establish or should establish fire safety requirements.”

41. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated March 16, 2007 No. 140 “On approval of the Instructions on the procedure for the development by executive authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, local government bodies and organizations of regulatory documents on fire safety, their implementation and application.”

42. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated March 16, 2007 No. 141 “On approval of the Instruction on the procedure for approving deviations from fire safety requirements, as well as additional fire safety requirements not established by regulatory documents.”

43. Order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated October 29, 2007 No. 561 “On the implementation of the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated March 24, 2007 No. 178 “On approval of the Regulations on the approval of draft territorial planning schemes for constituent entities of the Russian Federation and draft territorial planning documents of municipalities.”

44. GOST 12.1.033-81 “SSBT. Fire safety. Terms and Definitions".

45. GOST 12.3.047-98 “SSBT. Fire safety of technological processes. General requirements. Control methods".

46. GOST 12.1.004-91* “SSBT. Fire safety. General requirements".

47. GOST 12.2.037-78* “SSBT. Fire equipment. Safety requirements".

Documents valid for operated facilities

48. Fire safety rules in the Russian Federation (PPB 01-03), approved by order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated June 18, 2003 No. 313 and registered with the Ministry of Justice of Russia on June 27, 2003 No. 4838.

49. Fire safety standards (NPB 110-03) “List of buildings, structures, premises and equipment subject to protection by automatic fire extinguishing installations and automatic fire alarms.”

50. Fire safety standards (NPB 104-03) “Warning systems and management of evacuation of people during fires in buildings and structures.”

51. Fire safety standards (NPB 105-03) “Definition of categories of premises, buildings and outdoor installations based on explosion and fire hazards.”

52. Fire safety standards (NPB 88-01) “Fire extinguishing and alarm installations. Design norms and rules."

53. Fire safety standards (NPB 103-95) “Trade pavilions and kiosks. Fire safety requirements."

54. Fire safety standards (NPB 111-98*) “Gas stations. Fire safety requirements."

55. SNiP 21-01-97* “Fire safety of buildings and structures.”

56. SNiP 2.07.01-89* “Urban planning. Planning and development of urban and rural settlements.”

57. SNiP II-89-80* “Master plans for industrial enterprises.”

58. SNiP II-97-76 “General plans for agricultural enterprises.”

59. SNiP 30-02-97* “Planning and development of territories of gardening (dacha) associations of citizens, buildings and structures.”

60. SNiP 06/31/2009 “Public buildings and structures.”

61. SNiP 05/31/2003 “Public buildings for administrative purposes.”

62. SNiP 31-03-2001 “Industrial buildings”.

63. SNiP 21-02-99* “Car parking”.

64. SNiP 04/31/2001 “Warehouse buildings”.

65. SNiP 2.11.03-93 “Warehouses of oil and petroleum products. Fire safety standards."

66. SNiP 02/31/2001 “Single-apartment residential houses.”

67. SNiP 2.04.01-85* “Internal water supply and sewerage of buildings.”

68. SNiP 2.04.02-84* “Water supply. External networks and structures."

69. SNiP 2.04.08-87* “Gas supply”.

70. SNiP 42-01-2002 “Gas distribution systems”.

71. SNiP II-26-76 “Roofs”.

72. SNiP II-35-76* “Boiler installations”.

73. VSN 01-89 “Car servicing enterprises.”

74. PUE “Rules for electrical installations”.

75. VUPP 88 “Departmental guidelines for fire safety design of enterprises, buildings and structures of the oil refining and petrochemical industry.”

Documents valid for newly designed objects

76. SP 1.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Evacuation routes and exits."

77. SP 2.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Ensuring the fire resistance of protected objects.”

78. SP 3.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Warning and management system for evacuation of people in case of fire. Fire safety requirements."

79. SP 4.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Limiting the spread of fire at protection facilities. Requirements for space-planning and design solutions.”

80. SP 5.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Fire alarm and fire extinguishing installations are automatic. Design norms and rules."

81. SP 6.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Electrical equipment. Fire safety requirements."

82. SP 7.13130.2009 “Heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Fire safety requirements."

83. SP 8.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Sources of external fire-fighting water supply. Fire safety requirements."

84. SP 9.13130.2009 “Fire fighting equipment. Fire extinguishers. Requirements for operation."

85. SP 10.13130.2009 “Fire protection systems. Internal fire water supply. Fire safety requirements."

86. SP 11.13130.2009 “Locations of fire departments.”

87. SP 12.13130.2009 “Definition of categories of premises, buildings and outdoor installations based on explosion and fire hazards.”

88. National standards.

Reference materials

89. SP 31-110-2003 “Design and installation of electrical installations of residential and public buildings”

90. MDS 21-1.98 “Preventing the spread of fire (Manual to SNiP 21-01-97* “Fire safety of buildings and structures”).”

91. Directories on fire resistance and fire hazard of building structures, fire hazard of building materials and fire resistance of engineering equipment of buildings, determining limits. VNIIPO EMERCOM of Russia.

92. SO153-34.21.122-2003 “Instructions for the installation of lightning protection of buildings, structures and industrial communications.

Note No. 1: This list contains the main regulatory documents in force as of September 1, 2010 and is subject to adjustment when new regulatory documents are introduced that reflect fire safety requirements and regulatory legal acts regulating the activities of state fire supervision.