A Fire Fighter’s Nemesis Before the introduction of breathing protection, firefighters had little choice but to inhale smoke and toxic fumes when fighting fires. In some countries firefighters were known as “smoke-ea

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Date: 2011-11-23 00:27:14 Masks Diving equipment Industrial breathing sets Self-contained breathing apparatus Siebe Gorman Firefighter Full face diving mask Hazmat suit Fire apparatus Respiration Underwater diving Technology		A Fire Fighter’s Nemesis Before the introduction of breathing protection, firefighters had little choice but to inhale smoke and toxic fumes when fighting fires. In some countries firefighters were known as “smoke-ea Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dfes.wa.gov.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,85 MB Share Document on Facebook

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