Gulf Fire Magazine - Issue 4 - October 2016 - Gulf Fire

Dramas with a tower fire and an airliner crash landing

Intersec 2017 – From humble beginnings to a global powerhouse

MEFSEC – The Middle East Fire, Security & Safety Exhibition and Conference

Gerand – The global leader in fire pump test meters!

Electronic proportioning systems and CAFs allow firefighters to use highly concentrated products.

Firefighting foam concentrates – the constant evolution: Part 2

Modern furnace test.

Smoke without fire

Chemical exposure victims, wearing their privacy garments, stand in a triage area while waiting for further decontamination instruction.

Mass decontamination – making privacy a priority

A wide range of risks must be evaluated on every coatings maintenance project.

Considerations for the application of high-temperature coatings: Part 1

A serious outbreak of fire in a tall tower under construction in Dubai.

Specifying a fire alarm system for a construction site

Modern design presents fire engineering challenges.

Raising standards in steel structures

Resistive heating fire.

Technology transforming electrical fire safety

This picture shows the FIRE system, which will be brought into service in Autumn 2016. It allows a team of four firefighters to carry all the operational equipment needed at the Bridgehead in order to start firefighting in a high rise building.

Command and control during firefighting in high rise buildings

Power generating stations are typical highly protected risks.

Fire risk assessment in the Middle East

Applying shores to create a safety cell.

Reducing the burden of heavy rescue operations

Fire on board Norwergian cruise ship MS Nordlys.

Integrating emergency planning with tourism and travel: Part 2

Twin Tower block development linked by skywalk.

Asset management and tolerable fire risk level

Backdraft fireball – Safe live fire training depends upon the right facilities, equipment and expertise.

Warm to inform but never burn to learn

Dual Optical alarms can distinguish between smoke and non-combustion products such as steam, aerosols and dust, thus reducing false alarms caused by these.

Alarmed about steam?

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