AT Exhibit G Dress Code.pdf

EXHIBIT G: DRESS CODE

Certified Athletic Trainer (AT) Dress Code

In general, Contractor personnel shall dress according to the environment they are working in (i.e.

gyms/training facilities, office/professional meetings, and austere/field environment). Generally, Civilian business casual attire is appropriate for office/professional meetings. If there is a question of appropriateness, it is best to err on the side of conservative and respectful. Specific guidance is as follows:

Overall, clothing and accessories should be:

Clean, unwrinkled and in good repair (i.e. not torn, frayed, or slit) Seasonally appropriate, respectful and inclusive (i.e. no pictures, emblems, symbols, slogans or writings that are lewd, offensive, vulgar, obscene, contain sexual innuendoes, political, promote drugs, alcohol or religion are disrespectful)

Well-fitted but not overly tight (i.e. clothing should be able to be easily pulled from the skin) or excessively baggy.

Does not draw attention and does not impair movement.

Other Appearance Guidelines:

Cleavage: It is inappropriate to show chest or buttock cleavage. Contractor must be able to bend over, squat down, reach overhead and crouch without any of the previously mentioned locations of skin being exposed.

Jewelry must be kept to a minimum and should not interfere with duties. No more than two piercings per ear, studs only are allowed. Other body piercing jewelry must not be visible. No more than 2 bracelets/watches/personal fitness device per arm and no more than two rings per hand should be worn.

Hair should be neat, clean and of a natural hair color. Hair must be maintained so as not to touch a Soldier or interfere in any way while assisting a Soldier. Facial hair must be groomed.

Footwear should be closed-toe shoes appropriate for the environment.

Hats and visors may be worn for outdoor activities but not worn in indoor facilities.

Facemasks and other personal protective equipment (PPE) shall comply with installation requirements. Facemasks and other PPE shall be respectful and inclusive, and in good condition.

Tops:

Tops should fully cover the midriff and back. No sleeveless, strapless, low-cut, or see-through tops should be worn.

Tops should not be overly tight (i.e., clothing should be able to be easily pulled from the skin) and do not allow undergarments/undergarment straps to be visible.

Shirts, professional in appearance, with or without a collar should be worn.

Pants/Shorts:

Pants should be neatly hemmed, worn at waist level, not overly tight (i.e. clothing should be able to be easily pulled from the skin) and do not allow underwear to be visible.

Jeans/denim are not acceptable (except in austere/field environment).

Shorts may be worn as long as they are at waist level, at least mid-thigh length, and are no longer than the top of the knees.

EXHIBIT G: DRESS CODE