"a fire emergency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a fire presents a danger to people and/or property. For example: "The fire department was called to the scene when a fire emergency was reported at the office building."
The crew had never trained for a fire emergency.
A run-through of a 911 call makes the experience of a fire emergency very real.
In fact, he said, a recent signage requirement imposed by the city makes landlords responsible for ensuring that a fire emergency instruction placard is affixed on the inside entrance door of every apartment in a multiple dwelling.
This is particularly important in high-rise buildings where occupants' primary means of accessing upper floors, i.e. lifts, may not necessarily be the preferred route in a fire emergency.
While accomplishing the first task (normal operation), i.e. providing sufficient fresh air, is relatively straightforward, dealing with the second issue is the subject of considerable debate since defining the best means to ventilate a tunnel during a fire emergency is not always clear.
I stepped out of the apartment, and wandered the halls looking for the stairs, as panic began to set in. "What if there really is a fire emergency?
con man is rescued from a prison sentence and sent to work nailing thieves and forgers for the feds; on "Royal Pains," a fired emergency room physician finds employment as a concierge doctor on the East End of Long Island, conveniently right around Memorial Day.
The sensing message from social sensors can be used during a live fire emergency or traffic updates.
The critical location in a tunnel fire emergency condition is the tunnel region upstream of the fire, where occupants are most likely to reside as traffic jam can usually be created by the fire incident.
We introduce the SIM-CITY architecture to run such interactive scenario explorations and highlight a use case for the architecture, an urban fire emergency response simulation in Bangalore.
Back in school Sir Roger, Lady Kristina, and UNICEF Representative Hanaa Singer joined hundreds of children in an earthquake and fire emergency preparedness drill at a school in Almaty Region's Karasay District as part of a joint program on disaster risk reduction between UNICEF and the European Union's Disaster Preparedness Humanitarian Aid Department DIPECHOO).
