Road accident rescue : a European perspective.

Contributor(s):

Jerome, Paul

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [S.l.] : Combined Emergency Services Foundation, 1992Description: v, 109 p. : ill. (some col.)Subject(s):

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363.1258094 ROA

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Subject: The original objectives of this tour were to visit emergency services in Europe, to examine the following factors, with respect to road rescue in general and heavy rescue in particular: The status of training; The techniques used for training rescue; The equipment used. During the course of the tour, the author visited rescue services, which in all cases were fire services, and manufacturing and distribution companies in England, Scotland, France, Holland and Germany

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Part 1 World Extrication '92; Part 2 Rescue service visits; Part 3 Companies and equipment

The original objectives of this tour were to visit emergency services in Europe, to examine the following factors, with respect to road rescue in general and heavy rescue in particular: The status of training; The techniques used for training rescue; The equipment used. During the course of the tour, the author visited rescue services, which in all cases were fire services, and manufacturing and distribution companies in England, Scotland, France, Holland and Germany

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