Rescue 3/2001

Summary

  • Editorial
  • Fire officers categorically opposed to the use of fire service equipment funds for regional planning, Juhani Katajamäki
  • Fire brigade chiefs meeting in Iisalmi protested strongly against the announcement of the Rescue Department of the Ministry of the Interior that next year’s budget would not include a separate allocation for arrangement of regional rescue services. The fall-back plan is to take the funds for regional planning from the State grants earmarked for rescue service equipment acquisition in the coming years! This would put a stop to any fleet acquisition and would have fatal consequences for the entire fire equipment industry in Finland, said the fire chiefs.

  • The Ministry of the Interior faces a massive pile-up of statements, Juhani Katajamäki
  • Cooperation agreement on civic skills training signed, Risto K. Järvinen
  • Two major fires in sprinkler-equipped buildings in Finland in just over a year. Fires that could not be contained, Seppo Pekurinen
  • Splashes
  • An international standard is the goal in fire retardant treatment of television sets, Vesa Toikka
  • Follow-up on the health and working capacity of firemen of different ages, part III. There is a need for a stress control system in critical situations, Anne Punakallio
  • Everyone faces a serious traumatic situation four times in their lives, Risto K. Järvinen
  • New in fire prevention and rescue work
  • Reaching for victims by hovercraft and rigid inflatable boat
  • Hovercraft is a precision tool during the spring thaw, Juhani Katajamäki
  • Rigid inflatable boats do well in rocky rapids, Heikki Levón
  • The latest on containing oil spills, Olli Pahkala
  • Fire prevention. Double-glazed facades, Markku Aarnio
  • From fire walls to fire detectors, Juhani Katajamäki ja Vesa Toikka
  • Organization corner. Thoughts on the draft law on regional rescue services, Aarre Nord
  • A fire chief’s work and career, II. Career advancement and work commitment, Reijo Tolppi
  • CTIF – the world’s oldest fire and rescue service organization, II, Rainer Alho
  • Pori, the venue for the 50th Jehu Trophy competition, Vesa Toikka
  • Guide for public function organizers
  • “Sounds good.” A ‘sound vitamin’ for the elderly, Risto K. Järvinen
  • Model home for the elderly, Risto K. Järvinen
  • Turku fire fighters in military fire brigades in 1941-1944, part I. From Turku via Malmi to Olonets, Teuvo Kuusela
  • The fire engine the air force was ashamed of, Juhani Katajamäki
  • A fire station on wheels
  • Thoughts of an idler
  • Jammu
  • Cover: The projekt in the Safety Technology Authority (TUKES) pointed that retrigerating equipment, washing machines (for both dishes and laundry) and televison sets burn with high efficiency, in relation to a typical room size and to the combustible materials included in them, and produce large amounts of dangerous smoke. In most cases, a fire develops very quickly. Foto: TUKES

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