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• Dräger Mobile Gas Detectors Enhance Rescue Training

  04-11-2024 14:24 via thebigredguide.com
  Emergency response teams worldwide use different tools and personal protective equipment, including mobile gas detectors to warn the rescuers from dangerous gas concentrations.Dräger mobile gas detectors are produced for a wide range of industries, including the Fire Service, Mining/Mine Rescue and Industry. Rescue teams in those industries have a growing demand for realistic training, including portable gas detection.Multi-Gas training simulatorTo satisfy this rising demand for safe, r
  
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• Lambeth River Fire Station Reopens After Renovation

  04-11-2024 14:15 via thebigredguide.com
  London Fire Brigade (LFB) has completed a program of maintenance for London’s only River Fire Station.Recently, Lambeth River Fire Station made its return to its historic home at Albert Embankment on the Thames after six months of refurbishments in Lowestoft. The firefighters returned to the station after a period of operational duty at HMS President.two fire boatsFire boats have been utilized in London since as early as the 1700s and a river station has been positioned at Lambeth sinc
  
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• Teledyne GDCloud™ Enhances Safety & Fleet Management

  04-11-2024 14:06 via thebigredguide.com
  As part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing industry connectivity, Teledyne Gas & Flame Detection (Teledyne GFD) is making its new and proprietary Teledyne GDCloud™ available with the company’s GS700, GS500, and Shipsurveyor portable gas leak detectors, as well as its PS200 portable four-gas monitor for personal safety and confined space applications.The integration of cloud connectivity significantly enhances the gas leak detection process by visualizing all instr
  
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• Derelict building fire - Neasden

  04-11-2024 11:47
  Six fire engines attended the scene
  
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• Fire Brigades Union bars former member of governing executive over alleged racist posts

  04-11-2024 08:00
  Disciplinary committee also found Grant Mayosto have promoted material by far-right Britain FirstThe Fire Brigades Union has barred a former member of its governing executive for allegedly making racist posts online and promoting material in support of a far-right party.Grant Mayos – who resigned from the FBU before a disciplinary committee last week made the findings against him – had been chair of a group that had been waging a campaign to oust the leader of the union, Matt Wrack.
  
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