Earthquake and fire hazards in high-rise buildings : student manual.

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Flores, Paul J

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1989Description: ca. 200p., figs, tables, refsReport number: FEMA-SM-373Subject(s):

Subject: The purpose of this course is to provide a program of training for local officials, high-rise building owners, managers, maintenance personnel, and tenants with respect to earthquake and fire hazard mitigation in high-rise buildings. These ordinances have focused on the issues of structural survival in earthquake and fire protection facilities that are often difficult to access with traditional firefighting equipment.

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The purpose of this course is to provide a program of training for local officials, high-rise building owners, managers, maintenance personnel, and tenants with respect to earthquake and fire hazard mitigation in high-rise buildings. These ordinances have focused on the issues of structural survival in earthquake and fire protection facilities that are often difficult to access with traditional firefighting equipment.

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