Asia Pacific Fire Magazine - Issue 66 – July 2018 - Online Edition - Asia Pacific Fire

Editors Comment

Will there be a firefighter in the future?

Company Profile

Rosenbauer – a reliable partner to the fire services

Product Profile

Personal protective equipment needs to be clean, safe and reliable

Company Profile

Phenix Technology, Inc. – The leader in helmet design

Critical coordination during fire response.

Beyond the politics and blame: Evaluating crisis responses

Firefighters have to carry about 40kg of equipment and by putting on Auberon, the physical strain is alleviated.

Singapore’s first pneumatic powered exoskeleton tailored for firefighters

Industry Comment

A realistic roadmap

Company Profile

GAAM Emergency Products – 85 years of innovation as manufacturer and supplier of firefighting pumps

Issue 66 - July 2018

Emergency One (UK) Limited – The UK’s largest designer & manufacturer of specialist fire and rescue vehicles

Company Profile

PBI Performance Products – Innovation drives success at PBI

Issue 66 - July 2018

Sicor S.p.A. – The best protection system for the head in wildland fire fighting

Company Profile

Bronto Skylift Australia/New Zealand – Representing the world leaders in hydraulic aerial fire appliances

Security Essen 2018 – Digital security is one main focal point at Security Essen 2018

Elwood apartments in Melbourne utilised non-combustible solid aluminium DecoClad for external cladding and ceiling applications.

Fire-safe cladding: building a culture of compliance

Columbia Model CH-47D Chinook dropping retardant at the Rice Ridge Fire, Seeley Lake, in Montana, in 2017.

A day in the life of a Columbia Helicopters’ firefighting pilot

Fighting back on heat stress

An interviewee shows a researcher the impact the bushfire had on his property.

Research gives insight into community bushfire response in Australia

Tokyo Fire Department firefighters demonstrated their aerial ladder capabilities with precision.

Identifying fire and life safety improvements for the vertical world

Oil and gas inspections with paperless solutions

Transforming fire safety

Great communication begins with connection

A wood pallet (left) sits next to a “nestable” plastic pallet. Idle nestable pallets can be stacked on top of one another to save space.

Cellulose or plastic? It’s not just about shopping bags

Presenting the evidence

The straight-forward, practical tools developed through this research will be of great benefit to emergency service agencies.

Teamwork when the heat is on

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