Responder Safety E-News September 30, 2003
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Responder Safety E-News for September 30, 2003

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Table of Contents:

1.) Seven Big Myths of Fire Safety

2.) Study Examines Incapacitation from Smoke

3.) Incident Command Tools: Beyond the Whiteboard






DETECTION, PROTECTION, AND MEASUREMENT SOLUTIONS

What kind of hell are you stepping into?

Having the right backup can be the difference between an incident a disaster. That means having 100% reliable hazard evaluation tools that let you understand the exact nature of a threat - before someone finds out the hard way.

Click here for more information on Thermo Electron's Detection, Protection and Measurement solutions.






9/11

1.) Seven Big Myths of Fire Safety

For many people, the world changed on 9/11. Among the many new concerns brought about by that tragedy, fire safety has become a front-and-center issue for building owners and managers, local authorities, construction contractors, architects and fire protection engineers.

The latter group has been working particularly hard since Sept. 11th to debunk many prevalent myths about fire safety. These myths are perpetrated not only by lay persons, but by building design professionals (who, you would think, should know better).

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Life is risky enough. Your gloves shouldn't be.

Your job is unpredictable. Understandably, you want protection against the unknown in critical situations.

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. They have an extended cuff for extra protection and a textured surface for a more confident grip. They are also slightly thicker than the average disposable glove, yet have excellent tactile sensitivity.

Call Sempermed Customer Support at 1-800-366-9545, or, click here to learn more about Polymed®XP and SemperCARE™CRX. Polymed® XP gloves are made from natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions.






FIRST RESPONDERS

2.) Study Examines Incapacitation from Smoke

A recent study by the Fire Protection Research Foundation of the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) examines the incapacitating effects of smoke in an effort to ensure that people can escape a burning building before being overcome.

The work is part of a revolution in fire safety in which codes and standards are beginning to address how much smoke will incapacitate people, rather than how much will kill them.

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IndustryDeck: Products for Manufacturing Professionals, Design Engineers, and Industrial Buyers.

Are you looking for new products in the industrial marketplace? Industry Deck from NEW EQUIPMENT DIGEST is changing the way the industrial market learns about, specifies and purchases products, equipment, and services.

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COMMUNICATIONS

3.) Incident Command Tools: Beyond the Whiteboard

A new generation of computer tools promise to put more information in the hands of incident commanders, but they still have limitations.

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New Equipment Digest Brings You the Latest in New Products and Services!

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Questions or comments should be directed to managing editor Sandy Smith at ssmith@penton.com.






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