Sentences with phrase «emergency rescue workers»

The appendix provides those standards while maintaining a focus on health and safety for the occupants and for emergency rescue workers, should they be needed.

Not exact matches

While addressing newsmen after the incidents, the spokesperson of National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in the North - East, Abdulkadir Ibrahim assured that rescue workers have evacuated the bodies to mortuary after the incidents.

Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano's close friend Harendra Singh almost didn't get the emergency contract to feed rescue workers after superstorm Sandy in 2012 — until Mangano's former assistant heatedly and profanely intervened, the manager of the county emergency operations center testified Monday.

In June 2014, Singh was appointed to the Mayor's Fund - a non-profit that raises private money for city causes - and the Democratic National CommitteeHe also won another six - figure contract with the state office of emergency management to provide meals for rescue workers toiling in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

We will reduce the number of emergency workers that rescue children from abuse and neglect.

Brno University of Technology in the Czech Republic developed the Geographical Information Assistant (GINA), which has allowed rescue workers in Haiti use mobile devices to overlay emergency locations on multiple maps, pull global positioning system coordinates for the places they need to go, and use touch technology to make notations on their maps, according to Microsoft.

Schools, offices and shops in the central regions were shut, with hospitals, soldiers and emergency workers preparing rescue efforts.

Emergency workers were exposed to unprecedented levels of these chemicals and breakdown products during the rescue and clean up efforts.

This app lets rescue workers send offline alerts when disaster strikes (The Verge) In an emergency, phone lines (landlines and cell phones) go down.

This lets rescue workers know that pets are inside in case of an emergency.

In preparation for this monster hurricane, American Humane is securing its offices and staff in Florida and strategically moving vital equipment, including two 50 - foot emergency rescue vehicles into position so that highly trained workers are poised to deploy and provide rescue and shelter services in the area (s) expected to be hardest hit.

They, and many other groups, have experienced volunteers and workers trained in best practices for Emergency Animal Rescue mobilization.

After the news crews have left the scene and emergency workers have returned to their homes, groups such as Animal Rescue New Orleans (ARNO), RedRover Responders and Code 3, will still be on the ground in the hard - hit areas.

Return to Isla Nublar on the Jurassic Park Pinball Mayhem table as you keep escaped dinosaurs at bay, deal with emergencies, rescue trapped workers, and help return the park to its former glory.

Emergency workers and volunteers have been working to rescue more than 20,000 people all while another 10,000 have been forced into shelters.

Clean up or rescue vehicles and workers will be hampered by extreme conditions, which are expected to decrease emergency response times.

Thus, to paraphrase my torts professor, no matter how easy it would be for a 200 - pound, 8th - degree black belt in karate to rescue a child being beaten up by a 7 - year - old girl, the black belt can walk on by under the common law (with certain exceptions, such as when the would - be rescuer is an emergency worker or the victim is your own child).

While the criminal charges were later dismissed by a magisterial district court judge, the woman has hired a Pennsylvania personal injury attorney and has filed a lawsuit naming the municipality of Mt. Lebanon, the Medical Rescue Team South Authority ambulance service, two emergency medical workers and Officer Jeffrey Frolo as defendants.

First responders can include firefighters, paramedics, police, active duty military, corrections officers, emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and other rescue workers.