Sentences with phrase «pieces of firefighting»

Awarded Letter of Commendation for successfully managing a team of 8 people with the responsibility for completion of preventative maintenance, and installing over 6000 pieces of firefighting equipment.

NASA's space shuttle fleet and its launch facilities are protected by 40 000 pieces of firefighting equipment containing halon - 1301.

Not exact matches

They're firefighting; these are people who are trying to move large pieces of data just so that they can run their companies.

One of the most interesting pieces I've come across lately deals with an investment firm that's been managing the pension plan for Tampa's police and firefighters for over 40 years.

The set is designed for multiple children to play at one time and there are 22 pieces of furniture and 3 firefighters so it is all inclusive.

With less than 34 percent of the personnel on Albany Fire Department right now that's under five years and you're losing your senior firefighters as they retire, it's crucial to have a piece of equipment like this.»

Today, pieces of pig skin tissue are used as temporary bandages to cover serious burns on firefighters and other burn victims.

There is also a smart piece of direction, where throughout the movie, we keep cutting away to a family man who ends up caught in the firefight at the end, a neat representation of the innocents that the heroes of the movies, and perhaps in real life, fail to think of, as they take on the «bad guys».

For example, I've had several firefights where I couldn't figure out why I wasn't hitting my adversary until I noticed my gun was firing into a miniscule piece of railing directly in front of my character.

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In a special report published on The Intercept, writer Sharon Lerner pieces together an alarming picture detailing the use of PFC - containing firefighting foam in the United States, primarily at military bases.

Quite impressive, though I wouldn't go as far as to compare it with the few Tesla Model S fires (which I put in context here) because the situation is quite different, with only one cell getting relatively low - energy impacts over a small area compared to a whole battery pack getting a high - energy impact from a large piece of metal debris or a brick wall or whatever, and on top of that, in one of the fires the firefights drilled holes in the battery, which made things more spectacular than they otherwise would have been.