Rescue 4/2002

Summary

  • Editorial
  • A demanding smoke diving operation in Imatra. Flame cutting on a tank set a bleaching factory on fire, Mikko Parikka
  • Dangerous substances an ever increasing risk to road traffic
  • A large-scale exercise in Lahti. An aircraft also involved in the simulated road traffic accident, Juhani Katajamäki
  • Liquid gas lorry off the road in Harjavalta. Close to a major accident, Tauno Soraluoma
  • A violent lorry fire in Kuusankoski, Markku Huhtiniemi
  • Chairman of the Finnish Central Organization for Rescue Services, Heikki Kainulainen: “Organizations should unite their resources.” Juhani Katajamäki
  • “Rescue services organizations do valuable work, but in order to keep up with developments in the field they must also enhance their operations — I even venture to say, unite their resources,” argues Harri Kainulainen, Chairman of the Finnish Central Organization for Rescue Services. According to Kainulainen, as far as communications are concerned, organizations have too many publications, which partly overlap. Uniting these Pelastustieto would make the magazine stronger and more comprehensive than ever.

  • The Local Insurance Mutual Company is the “voluntary fire brigade” in the insurance sector, Juhani Katajamäki
  • Splashes
  • Regional rescue services

  • Work transition affecting rescue services too? Pekka Rantala
  • Risk society protected by regional rescue departments
  • Fire foreman Timo Kanerva severely injured clearing the hurricane havoc, Marko Partanen
  • Fire inspections and their importance should be increased, Seppo Männikkö
  • Safety improving in fire control
  • Physical and mental wellbeing of rescuers, Kari Anttonen
  • Physical condition of an ageing fire fighter, Kari Anttonen
  • Fire inspector skied 283 kilometres in 24 hours
  • Fire protection fund still needed, Juhani Katajamäki
  • Fire inspectors equipped with portable computers. Time for statutory fire inspections, Marko Karttunen
  • The secret of diving suits is in the seams, Vesa Toikka
  • Aiming to improve the quality of popular education, Brita Somerkoski
  • Education bearing fruit, Eelis Tuisku
  • Building protection. How are the telecom connections in your emergency shelter? Heikki Aalto
  • Discussion. Credit to readiness planning, Heikki Simola
  • Visiting the Hong Kong harbour fire department. Positive effects of the Chinese takeover, Markku Aarnio
  • What's new in fire prevention and rescue operations
  • Tampere received a fire-fighting suit from London, Ari Vakkilainen
  • Thoughts of an idler
  • Jammu
  • Cover: The winds of change in safety instruction are being widely discussed. The Ministry of the Interior has outlined the educational principles, the Finnish Central Organization for Rescue Services is preparing training material for educators, and regional rescue departments and local rescue departments are planning the implementation of educational projects. In this issue, education is discussed in two articles. On the cover, a control point in an education event organized by Espoo regional rescue department. Photo: Risto K. Järvinen.

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