Which NFPA standard specifies minimum PPE for firefighters in ground cover firefighting?

The correct standard that specifies minimum personal protective equipment (PPE) for firefighters in ground cover firefighting is NFPA 1977. This standard specifically addresses the protective clothing for wildland firefighting, outlining the necessary requirements to ensure safety for firefighters working in these environments. It covers various aspects such as the materials, construction, and performance tests that the PPE must meet in order to protect firefighters from the unique hazards associated with wildland firefighting.

In contrast, NFPA 1500 is primarily focused on the overall safety and health requirements for fire departments, emphasizing a comprehensive approach to occupational safety. NFPA 75 deals with the protection of information technology equipment, and NFPA 1001 is related to firefighting personnel qualifications but does not specify PPE requirements for ground cover situations specifically. Therefore, NFPA 1977 is the standard that directly pertains to the PPE standards for firefighters engaged in ground cover firefighting.