File:Ambulancier ATNUP - Veste d'intervention de la Croix-Rouge de Belgique (arrière).png

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High-visibility jacket worn by a Belgian Red Cross ambulance driver for non-emergency patient transport (back)

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English: Yellow and enamel blue non-emergency ambulance driver (ATNUP) jacket for the Belgian Red Cross in Brussels and Wallonia (French-speaking Community, Brussels-Capital and German-speaking Community). Part of the uniform of a TNUP ambulance driver ('105' service of the Belgian Red Cross).

The gray 'star of life', affixed by a Velcro patch on the back, identifies the Red Cross volunteer as a non-emergency TNUP responder (medical transport). The quadrilingual Belgian Red Cross reflective patch (French, Dutch, German, English) is affixed to both sleeves. Of the two retroreflective stripes, the lower one also features the universal Red Cross symbol.

The colors fluorescent yellow and enamel blue (Pantone 18-4733 TCX) match and meet the regulatory intervention uniform required by Belgian law (Royal Decree of January 26, 2018 determining the characteristics of the intervention uniform used by first-aiders active in the context of urgent medical aid).
Français : Veste d'intervention jaune et bleu émaillé d'un ambulancier ATNUP (Ambulancier de transport non urgent de patients) de la Croix-Rouge de Belgique à Bruxelles et en Wallonie (Communauté francophone, Bruxelles-Capitale et Communauté germanophone; anciennement nommé ambulancier TMS (transport médico-sanitaire). Elle fait partie de l'uniforme d'un ambulancier TNUP (service '105' de la Croix-Rouge de Belgique).

L'étoile de vie ('star of life') de couleur grise, apposée par un patch velcro sur le dos, permet d'identifier le statut d'ambulancier non-urgent ATNUP du volontaire Croix-Rouge. L'écusson rétroréfléchissant quadrilingue de la Croix-Rouge de Belgique (français, néerlandais, allemand, anglais) est apposé sur les deux manches. Des deux bandes rétroréfléchissantes, l'inférieure reprend également le symbole universel de la Croix-Rouge.

Les couleurs jaune fluorescent et bleu émaillé (Pantone 18-4733 TCX) correspondent et satisfont à la tenue d'intervention règlementaire exigée par la loi belge (Arrêté royal du 26 janvier 2018 déterminant les caractéristiques de la tenue d’intervention utilisée par les secouristes actifs dans le cadre de l’aide médicale urgente).
Nederlands: Gele en geëmailleerd blauwe interventiejas voor een Ambulancier niet dringend patiëntenvervoer (ANDPV) van het Belgische Rode Kruis in Brussel en Wallonië (Franstalige Gemeenschap, Brussel-Hoofdstad en Duitstalige Gemeenschap). Deel van het uniform van een chauffeur niet-dringend ziekenvervoer (dienst '105' van het Belgische Rode-Kruis).

De grijze Star of Life ('ster des levens'), bevestigd met een klittenband op de rug, identificeert de vrijwilliger van het Rode Kruis als ANDPV niet-dringendvervoer ambulancier. De viertalige reflecterende patch van het Belgische Rode Kruis (Frans, Nederlands, Duits, Engels) is aangebracht op beide mouwen. Van de twee retroreflecterende strepen is de onderste ook voorzien van het universele Rode Kruis-symbool.

De kleuren fluorescerend geel en geëmailleerd blauw (Pantone 18-4733 TCX) komen overeen met en voldoen aan de reglementaire interventiekledij vereist door de Belgische wetgeving (Koninklijk Besluit van 26 januari 2018 tot bepaling van de kenmerken van de interventiekledij gebruikt door eerstehulpverleners actief in het kader van dringende medische hulpverlening).
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