Fire department emergency manual chapter 13

CHAPTER / HIGH RISE BUILDINGS - EMERGENCY PROCEDURE A high rise building can be defined as any new or existing structure over 80ft above grade which is also of occupancy classification: A (Residential), C(Assembly), D(Open Air Assembly), E (Business), F(Mercantile), or G(Industrial). A Category 1 high rise building is over ft above grade. The commission refers to the compilation of its rules as The Standards Manual for Fire Protection Personnel. You may also see the commission rules referred to as, for example, "37 TAC Chapter ," which is a shorthand way of saying, "Texas Administrative Code Title 37, Part 13, Chapter ". ##### 1 of 3 Newsgroups: www.doorway.ru From: sthomson@www.doorway.ru (shelley thomson) Subject: Fire Fighter's Manual Date: Sun, 3 Apr GMT The book you are looking for is the FIRE OFFICER'S GUIDE TO DISASTER CONTROL, by William M. Kramer Charles W. Bahme. Published by Fire Engineering Books a Videos, Park 80 West, Plaza Two, 7th.

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