IC 7931 Firefighting Facilities At Coal Mines Compared With Those At Other Industrial Plants ? Summary And Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
R. W. Stahl
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Jan 1, 1959

Abstract

A survey of firefighting facilities and practices in coal mines conducted by the Bureau of Mines3/ showed such variations in equipment and apparent attitude toward fire protection that a comparison with other industry seemed advisable. Although other industry is confined generally to surface operations and the hazards probably are not as great, the same general methods of extinguishment are employed, so that the cost and protection at least should be comparable. An investigation of industry other than mines revealed a generally greater emphasis placed on fire-combating equipment, fire-brigade training, fire-fighting facility inspection, and fire-hazard elimination, as well as a greater average expenditure for fire protection.
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APA: R. W. Stahl  (1959)  IC 7931 Firefighting Facilities At Coal Mines Compared With Those At Other Industrial Plants ? Summary And Introduction

MLA: R. W. Stahl IC 7931 Firefighting Facilities At Coal Mines Compared With Those At Other Industrial Plants ? Summary And Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1959.

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