prevention of fire
11Fire and Rescue NSW — Motto:  Orta Recens Quam Pura Nites , (Newly Risen, How Brightly We Shine) Established 1884 …
12Fire photography — is the act of taking photographs of firefighting operations. Individuals that practice this form of photography are called fire photographers.Since fire photography involves being relatively close to incidents that are potentially dangerous, fire …
13Fire chief — or Chief Fire Officer is a top executive rank in a fire department, either elected or appointed. The chief is responsible for carrying out the day to day tasks of running a firefighting organization, including supervising other officers and… …
14Fire department rehab — is a vital firefighting service on the fireground, providing firefighters and other emergency personnel with immediate medical attention including rehydration, treatment for smoke inhalation, and the prevention of such life threatening conditions …
15Fire damage — refers to the damage or destruction of goods and property caused by fire. Financially, fire damage is often covered by fire insurance.Fire damage can lead to numerous legal questions of responsibility and liability. Fire damage is extremely… …
16fire marshal — ☆ fire marshal n. the officer in charge of a fire prevention bureau, as within a fire department …
17fire department — fire′ depart ment n. 1) the department of a municipal government charged with the prevention and extinguishing of fire 2) the personnel in such a department • Etymology: 1815–25, amer …
18fire marshal — or warden Official whose duties include supervision of firefighting and fire prevention for a state, county, city or town …
19fire warden — fire marshal or warden Official whose duties include supervision of firefighting and fire prevention for a state, county, city or town …
20fire marshal or warden — Official whose duties include supervision of firefighting and fire prevention for a state, county, city or town …
