For high-rise buildings, the CIDS information would pinpoint the locations of elevators, the mechanical room for the elevators, high-voltage equipment and, of particular importance, the fire command station.
With the help of firefighters and police officers, George's security team, along with a few managers from the hotel, took master keys and went room to room, while the hotel intercom system blared out instructions for everyone in the hotel to meet at the fire command station.
Now they have fire command stations in each of the buildings".
The fire command post itself was forced to leave.
A 20 mm box protected the steering gear and a number of control positions were protected against splinters: 14 mm for the torpedo control station, 8 mm for main-battery fire control and secondary gun shields, 7 mm for the secondary-battery control position and the auxiliary command station had 25 mm sides and roof.
"So the card tells you to go in on 51st Street, 200 feet west of Sixth Avenue, to find the command station; and they're supposed to know what's happening in the building, where the fire is".
William Feehan, the Fire Department's second-highest official, whose knowledge and cunning in battling fires himself made him the stuff of legend to his firefighters, died Tuesday when the south tower of the World Trade Center collapsed on his command station.
"You're seeing some very extreme fire behavior," said Anne Jeffery, a spokeswoman for the fire command team.
Robin Wauters, Leena Rao, and I are at the command station.
A methodology is proposed to determine design earthquakes for site-specific studies such as the siting of critical structures (power plants, waste disposals, large dams, etc)., strategic structures (fire stations, military commands, hospitals, etc)., or for seismic microzoning studies, matching the results of probabilistic seismic hazard analyses.
Notable examples of organizations that adopt shift work schedules include hospitals, fire stations, and police stations.
