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NFPA Journal-Número 1 94 2000

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Publicación: NFPA Journal

Número: Número 1 94 2000

Tipo: Normal

Derechos: InC

Título	Autor	Páginas
Building communities, not fortresses: ten to 25 percent of the more than 14 million unintentional injuries sustained yearly by children ages 14 and under occur in and around schools
Consensus builder: Jack Wells is hooked on the opportunity to address serious safety issues
Committed to lifelong learning: Bernard Moyle, B.A. knows first hand that education pays off
On the hot seat: as a fire investigator, will your expert testimony withstand the pressure of recent Supreme Court decisions?
Protecting office buildings: a look at office buildings and how building managers can increase fire safety protection
Putting together a plan: successful business continuity planning protects against service interruptions caused by disasters
Total building commissionning: the process of total building commissioning ensures that all of a buildingns systems perform the way they should
Electrical safety: more than just code compliance: electrical codes play an important role in electrical safety, but human behavior definitely influences the number and frequency of incidents
Double the height not double the risk: recently developed storage and sprinkler system design criteria allow warehouses using palletized storage to double the height of their flammable liquid
Grounding, bonding, sprinklers: too often, the distinction among system grounding, grounding electrodes and the unavoidable grounding connections between electrical equipment and sprinkler piping is misunderstood
Performance-based design: from start to finish: the performance-based design concept for fire safety continues to gain momentum, but whatns it really about?
Coming together for safety: a small community in Ontario, Canada, find success in teaching children about safety
Fighting fire in space: fire protection on the International Space Station presents unique challenges for scientists, engineers and astronaus