Traduction de «Inspecter du matériel de lutte contre les incendies » (Français → Anglais) :

Category A passenger rolling stock shall be deemed to comply with the tunnel safety requirements for rolling stock on lines where the distance between fire fighting points, or the length of tunnels does not exceed 5 km.

(Return tabled) Question No. 37 Mr. Bill Casey: With regard to the federal emergency preparedness funding to the provinces and territories over the last five years for firefighting equipment: (a) how much funding has the government contributed to those specific projects which involved the purchase of firefighting equipment through the Joint Emergency Preparedness Program (JEPP); (b) what is the specific breakdown of the government's emergency preparedness contributions, by province and territory; and (c) other than the JEPP program, what other funding has been made available to the provinces, territories and municipalities to specifica ...[+++]lly support the purchase of firefighting equipment?

Content of the Annex to the Directive: Requirement for vehicles to carry firefighting appliances.

Therefore it is not necessarily the time when a fire, or a possible fire, is physically reported to the forest fire office, but more generally the time when a member of the forest fire protection organization is first alerted of a possible fire or when he directly firstly detects it.

The Yukon government will take ownership of all Yukon-based equipment such as computers, furniture, vehicles, fire suppression equipment and field testing equipment owned and used by the current Northern Affairs Program, the NAP.

The Pretura Circondariale had doubts as to the validity of Article 5 of the Regulation, inasmuch as it unconditionally prohibits, as from 1 June 1995, the use of HCFCs as fire-fighting material, in the light of the Treaty provisions concerning the environmental policy of the Community, the free movement of goods and freedom of competition, since that provision does not lay down a similar prohibition with respect to halons, also used in the sector in point, whose potential for destruction of the ozone layer is greater than that of HCFCs and which hav ...[+++]e an even more negative impact on the environment.