rescue procedures

This resulted in changes to rescue procedures for these kinds of accidents.

The report states that there were numerous delays that violated the established search and rescue procedures.

"Yes, but mobilization, transporting it and the operating team to the site, and then setting up the rescue procedures could easily take four days."

By all accounts, building materials and techniques, as well as safety and rescue procedures, have improved immensely in the last 70 years.

In the early 20th century Garforth's improvement to worker safety helped to develop underground safety and rescue procedures that are today common worldwide.

All paddlers must participate in two dumping practices before each trip to become familiar with the rescue procedures, both as victims and as rescuers.

When Flight 325 failed to arrive at its destination, search and rescue procedures were elevated to the Distress Phase.

Firefighting and Rescue Procedures in Theaters of Operations.

That failure and lapses in discipline by firefighters trying to rescue him prompted the department to release a bulletin outlining rescue procedures.

Shilling later recalled that the untested submarine rescue procedures utilized with the Squalus incident "worked like a charm".

Mr. Shapiro keeps a record of lives that he says have been saved because of rescue procedures shown on "Rescue 911."

She had begun by discussing the implications of Prilicla's new appointment and the effect of Danalta's shape-changing faculty on the established rescue procedures.

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Training: Taking classes in emergency preparedness, response capabilities, first aid, CPR, fire suppression, and search and rescue procedures.

Special Operations Team (SOT) rescue paramedics are trained in high-risk rescue procedures.

After a period of time had elapsed in which neither flight had reported a current position, the aircraft were declared to be missing and search and rescue procedures started.

NAS Glynco also contributed significant advances in developing new communications and electronics equipment, as well as new search and rescue procedures.

Runners also attended a seminar on altitude sickness and rescue procedures, where they were instructed to forfeit time and wait with a disabled runner if they encountered one.

During World War II, he developed search and rescue procedures for missing aircraft and was awarded the M.B.E..

Ms. Ridgway added that a number of agreements are nearing completion in the maritime area, including ones covering search and rescue procedures, ocean pollution, transportation technologies and fishing rights.

She was in a difficult location, but well-rehearsed rescue procedures were started and in time the girl, Myriam Bruneau-Julien, found herself in a helicopter en route to a hospital.

Mr. Peralta, who was unconscious, was pulled from the water about 3:30 p.m. Adrian Benepe, the city's parks commissioner, said yesterday that there was no evidence of a breakdown in rescue procedures.

Speedbird 070 was forty-five seconds past "operations normal" before he removed the yellow slip from his approach rack and placed it in the emergency "lost contact" slot, and immediately search and rescue procedures were in force.

When it became clear Flight 325 was not responding to radio calls and the aircraft could not be seen on the radar screen in the control tower the Alert Phase of search and rescue procedures was initiated.

Night of 21 November 1964: During a brief deployment off North Carolina, swift and efficient rescue procedures saved the life of an airman Jenner Sanders who fell overboard while driving an aircraft towing tractor.