Single storey evacuation procedures and you.

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TextPublication details: [Perth : The Brigade], 1992Description: 15 p. : illSubject(s):

Buildings -- Evacuation

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363.348 SIN

Subject: Evacuation procedures are a set of guide lines which are formulated to help provide safety for people ie: the controlled movement of personnel, from a hazard such as fire; bomb or structural damage within a building; to a place of safety

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Evacuation procedures are a set of guide lines which are formulated to help provide safety for people ie: the controlled movement of personnel, from a hazard such as fire; bomb or structural damage within a building; to a place of safety

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