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Senior project manager Andrew Klock on NFPA's new program to train emergency personnel on avoiding shock and other hazards from advanced electric-drive vehicles.
Why do electric vehicles pose a hazard to first responders? Casey Grant, director of the Fire Protection Research Foundation, explains.
Guy Colonna answers questions about proposed changes to the 2011 edition of NFPA's "combustible dust" standard.
Do operating rooms need additional protection against electrical shock? NFPA's Richard Bielen explains the debate about "wet locations."
In part two of our interview, NFPA's Robert Solomon explains how the Life Safety Code makes nursing facilities safer.
Preparation, training, and automatic sprinklers add up to a success story in a Connecticut nursing home fire.
NFPA President Jim Shannon reviews NFPA's initiatives in 2009 and looks ahead to the new year.
NFPA's Michele Steinberg answers questions about wildfires and what communities can do to protect themselves.
Part one of our interview with James Lyons, senior engineer at Newport Partners, on NFPA's new research study dealing with how residential fire sprinklers are integrated with local water supply systems.
Part two of our interview with James Lyons on NFPA's new research study dealing with how residential fire sprinklers are integrated with local water supply systems.
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