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  • ...ghter]]s to protect furnishings from water damage during [[firefighting]]. Firefighters often wear specialized variants of the fire blanket to protect themselves a
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  • ...is is not only an environmental concern, but the fumes can be dangerous to firefighters and bystanders, and the toxic fumes released may increase the likelihood of
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  • ...re shield, providing safe means of escape for occupants and protection for firefighters. Furthermore, it does not produce any smoke or toxic gases and does not dri *it provides safe means of escape for occupants and access for firefighters as it is an effective fire shield
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  • * to better define the characteristics of line of duty deaths among firefighters * [[National Fallen Firefighters Memorial]]
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  • ...bon monoxide and water vapor contamination of compressed breathing air for firefighters and divers|journal=Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health|volume=52
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  • ...stem is funded by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program. The program was originally funded by DHS and Fireman's Fund ...statistics have shown that 80% of reported near misses have occurred when firefighters were following established procedures.
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  • [[Category:Firefighters associations]]
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  • * fireproof clothing for firefighters
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  • ...showed that, contrary to common belief, they did not effect the ability of firefighters to localise sound. This led to a recommendation by the UK [[Home Office]] t
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  • [[Category:Firefighters]]
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  • [[Category:Firefighters]]
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  • ...e modeling can ultimately aid wildfire suppression, increase the safety of firefighters and the public, and minimize damage. Using [[computational science]], wildf
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  • ...e and provides [[firefighter]]s access and a safer area to defend it from. Firefighters sometimes do not attempt protecting structures without adequate defensible
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  • ...or lookouts, communications, escape routes, safety zones). This allows the firefighters to engage a fire with options for a retreat should their current situation .... Entrapment within a fire shelter is called a ''burnover''. In Australia, firefighters rarely carry fireshelters, (commonly referred to as "Shake 'N' Bake" shelt
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  • ...the selection of breathing apparatus that are made available to workers or firefighters in specific situations.
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  • ...people came to the scene in response to the pleas for help. Eventually, 34 firefighters and the Chief of the Lansing Fire Department arrived on the scene, as did s
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  • ...injuries,<ref name =leo_at_large/> and had to be dug out of the rubble by firefighters, after his professor, Henry Barschall, had to be physically restrained from
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  • ...relevant information from public employees, such as sanitation workers or firefighters.<ref>Monahan, T. and Palmer, N.A. 2009. The Emerging Politics of DHS Fusion
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