Sentence examples for fire professionals from inspiring English sources
It describes itself as "a coalition of fire professionals, educators, community activists, burn centers, doctors, fire departments and industry leaders".
A significant portion of the money went to support an organization called Citizens for Fire Safety, whose Web site describes itself as "a coalition of fire professionals, educators, community activists, burn centers, doctors, fire departments and industry leaders".
Adams spent 30 years in the fire service, the last 12 of which were as a specialist investigator, and now works to educate police forces and fire professionals about the forensics of his industry.
Today this irony is fully understood by fire professionals, but their efforts to reduce fuel accumulation through controlled burns comes up against the ever-increasing presence of residential development in foothills and mountains.
"Because of the dangers fireworks present, numerous New York State fire professionals and other officials, as well as medical professionals, strongly recommend disapproval" of the bill, Mr. Pataki wrote in his veto message to the Legislature.
These houses in fire-prone zones are referred to by some fire professionals as suicide subdivisions, and their popularity drives up the cost and complication of firefighting.
Mr. Scoppetta said advice came from a panel of real estate, engineering, architectural, building and fire safety professionals, among others.
Fire management professionals can locate fire service vehicles and other resources online and in real-time.
This paper considers why some fire safety professionals have become critical of a reliance on pressurization as the dominant form of smoke control in high rise buildings.
This state-of-the-art system enables fire management professionals to take advantage of GIS capabilities without needing to locally install complex software components.
The 2009 code change followed decades of advocacy by fire prevention professionals that yielded over four hundred local ordinances requiring RSS in new 1- and 2-family homes (Pertschuk et al. 2013; Frattaroli et al. 2013; Fire Sprinkler Initiative 2014).
