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"Skillers' Pants (with the built-in removable knee pads). (We use them every day in crawl or out). They are 'the way to go'..

Standard poly coverall (any brand) over those.

Tyvek huge hooded suit (over all that).

Rubber gloves (if necessary)

Mask (filter respirator, etc if necessary)

Belt with a pouch for a camera

Sneakers

I drag in a tarp if necessary.

PS-Don't go in if:

-Bees are present

-Animals are present (obviously)

-Water is on the 'floor'

-You can't turn and get out fast

-Haz materials are present (or possibly present).

-Wires are dangling unterminated all over the place..

Think: If I have a heart attack in here, can FD get me out without having one? If not, don't go in. Go to plan 2: "Install a proper series of access hatches at proper locations".

Pretty much covers it..

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Originally posted by hausdok

Hi,

...I'm still trying to find a decent helmet that's not too big and bulky or loose that I can wear in tight places...

Just a thought...you might consider a spelunking/caving helmet. Optional chin strap keeps them in place and you could even order one with a nice BRIGHT light. Steve

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