Different threads can put mutual aid responders at a significant disadvantage. Harrington Hydrant Storz connections offer a permanent fix to the problem.

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Industry News

CSB Analysis Confirms Solvent Vapor Explosion in Danvers, MA

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LIQUID ASSETS

NFPA Maintenance Issues for Water Storage Tank Inspections & Heating

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PHONE INSURANCE

Telecommunications Service Priority gives preferential treatment to enrolled users when service is disrupted for any reason

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COOLING WATER

Best Practice for a Tank Fire?

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Daves Notes

How the Cow Ate the Cabbage
Telling the manager about stuff he might not want to hear

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E-Plan

E-Plan provides first responders and other emergency personnel with on-site hazardous chemical information for U.S. facilities

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View From The Bridge

In 1975, beneath Philadelphia's Penrose Avenue Bridge, an extinguished refinery fire roared back to life, killing eight men

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Sidebar

Philadelphia refinery fire article

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A MULTIBILLION DOLLAR FIRE & EXPLOSION

A Learning Experience For the Industry or Endless Jobs for the Academics

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Volunteer Brigade

ConocoPhillips in Los Angeles Links Two Facilities With One Brigade

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FOCUS ON HAZMAT

Apparatus or Ego Trip

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EMS Corner

Electronic Charting and Billing for EMS

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Marion (Cotton) Harrell Jr.

Bill Zolczer

Age 53, Dies; W. H. Lauderback Lifetime Achievement Award recipient

SWEET HOME ALABAMA

Closed for more than seven years, the Oliver Field Emergency Response Training Center near Mobile is once again open and ready to train industrial firefighters.

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PRIORITY CALL

Overwhelming emergencies can jam telephone systems at the worst time. Fire chiefs may qualify to avoid the busy signals

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ASSEMBLING YOUR APPARATUS

Industrial Fire Chiefs Have Differing Opinions When It Comes To What Is Essential Equipment For Their Brigades

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PYROLANCE

INTRODUCING A NEW TECHNOLOGY

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ENGAGE THE SENSES

Electronics Allow Plants To Check Their Fire Extinguishers Automatically

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APTLY NAMED

With a Flow Capacity of 8,000 gpm, Ferrara's Inundator Has Earned Its High Pressure Reputation

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ESTI: A PLACE IN THE SUN

Texas A&M's Emergency Services Training Institute Conducts Its Annual Summer Industrial Fire Training School

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Shelter From the Storm

Lessons That Hurricane Rita Taught Louisiana Emergency Responders

DAVES NOTES

Hurricane Aftermath

Floating Free

Buoyant Fuel Tank ThreatensGulf Coast Wildlife Preserve

Fire Chief Pete Shelton

Building The Best of B.E.S.T.

WAIT UNTIL DARK

Explosions Demolish Nitroparaffin Plant in Louisiana

EXTINGUISHING ETHANOL

Most Foams Fail E95 Test In Direct Application To Fire

Apex Fire

CSB Finds Unspent Aircraft Oxygen Generators Contributed to Rapid Spread of Fire at EQ Facility in Apex, N.C. in 2006, Safety Advisory and Urgent Recommendation Issued

Learning to Keep Your Head Down!

How not to get killed on the job! (Literally!)

Emergency Response Planning

All About Exercising your Emergency Response Plan

Fog Out The Fire

International Fog Inc. presents specialized nozzles to fight fire

PRODUCT PERFECT

Chemguard Brings LASTFIRE Testing to U.S.

LET THE FOAM FLOW

Kidde Repeats Texas Foam School

RISK ASSESSMENT

Observations On Pre-Emergency Planning