AGGRESSIVE CODE ENFORCEMENT PAYS OFF

AGGRESSIVE CODE ENFORCEMENT PAYS OFF

On Saturday, August 26, 1989, at 1141 hours, the Philadelphia Fire Communications Center received a phone-call report of a green acid emitting from a plant on Hope Street. Box 859, located at Mascher Street and Lehigh Avenue, was transmitted, bringing to the site four engines, two ladders, two battalion chiefs, a medic unit, and the Hazardous Materials Task Force.
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NVFC video highlights volunteer fire service

NVFC video highlights volunteer fire service

The National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC) recently completed the five-minute video Volunteer Firefighters, They`re People You Know, which features various facets of firefighting, including urban…
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AIR CART

AIR CART

Allegro Industries: Available in low (3,000 psig) or high (4,500 psig) pressure configuations. Accepts 30-, 45-, and 60-minute standard SCBA cylinders. (310) 633-4861.
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SOLARGIZER BATTERY MAINTENANCE SYSTEM

SOLARGIZER BATTERY MAINTENANCE SYSTEM

PulseTech Products Corporation: Solar-powered device emits pulsating DC current into battery, removing sulfates and preventing further buildups. Weatherproof 115-volt AC adapter available. (800) 580-7554.
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THE BASICS OF FIRE INSPECTIONS

THE BASICS OF FIRE INSPECTIONS

In our reactionary society, modifications in fire codes largely have been in response to tragic fires, including those listed in the box at right, that…
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South Carolina industrial fire brigade training program accredited by IFSAC

South Carolina industrial fire brigade training program accredited by IFSAC

South Carolina Fire Academy`s Industrial Fire Brigade training program has received accreditation by the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (ISFAC)--the first such program to be…
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RAD-50 PERSONAL ALARM DOSIMETER

RAD-50 PERSONAL ALARM DOSIMETER

Rados Technology, Inc.: Silicon diode detector measures gamma and x-ray exposure. Programmable parameters and presettable alarms. Built-in program memory using self-diagnostic operational checking.
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