The NRC proposed that plant owners provide reasonable protection for emergency equipment, but did not define how to meet this requirement.
He was willing to fund every callout and had fitted his helicopter with fixings to carry 'pods' full of emergency equipment.
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Emergency generators at the plant became inoperable after a tsunami topped a seawall at the coastal facility and flooded the emergency equipment that was located in a low-lying area.
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Never before has a single operator faced the possibility of multiple reactor meltdowns following after a natural disaster that has made it tough to get emergency equipment even such basics as lights to a plant site.
The health service also has supplies of emergency breathing equipment, protective equipment and decontamination facilities for staff.
Companies involved in emergency medical equipment that elect to include wireless broadband into their products are in line to prosper along with other companies on the periphery of wireless.
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Parents need to know that kids are going to get hurt playing sports, but it's prudent that an organized team or league should have "all their ducks in a row" by having emergency care equipment present, Almquist said.
"And there are starting to be reports of shortages, particularly of emergency supplies -- the kind of equipment that you need to do emergency surgery, the kind of equipment you need to look after burn injuries and injuries to heads, " he added.
Although mobile phones account for 40% of the company's revenues, Motorola also makes everything from automotive electronics and home-theatre equipment to emergency radios and mobile-phone base-stations.
Search and rescue teams from Florida, Virginia and California will arrive throughout today and tomorrow, and more rescue and medical equipment and emergency personnel are being prepared.
Emergency and X-ray equipment suffered power failures at Wishaw - home to Scotland's second biggest maternity unit - for more than an hour until full power was restored.
Utilities have bought more than 1, 500 pieces of equipment, from emergency diesel generators to sump pumps and satellite phones, Pollock said, and the industry is setting up two regional response centers in Memphis and Phoenix.
Oshkosh, a specialty truck manufacturer that that makes tactical vehicles for the Pentagon, as well as emergency vehicles and public transport equipment, had seen its shares languish in recent years, having lost 17.9% of their value in the year-to-date.
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Emergency stocks of protective and decontamination equipment suitable for defending against the effects of nuclear, biological and chemical warfare should be established.
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During the two-and-a-half-week hearing, the jury was presented with evidence from experts in fields such as drugs, emergency medicine, pathology and police equipment and training.
The union said it expected any action to hit the supply of goods to hospitals, but added it had agreed emergency plans to cover life-saving equipment.
Last night LAS and St John Ambulance staff ran 13 treatment centres in central London and 50 paramedics and emergency medics responded on foot carrying medical equipment in backpacks.
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Sweden: Rescue Authority said it was on standby to supply water purifying equipment, health care supplies and emergency shelters if needed.
If special testing is not required, a problem might only be detected when the equipment was needed for an actual emergency, according to the proposal.
Stabilizing their altitude at 10, 000 feet, the Navy pilot initiated the emergency destruct plan for the sensitive data and equipment on board -- and considered ditching the plane into the sea.
Emergency worker Mario Caroli said it took three hours to set up the tent-like emergency room, equipped with high-tech medical equipment.
These products are used in telecommunications networks, computer-controlled systems, security systems, emergency lighting, electric utilities and switchgear, medical equipment, rail signaling, renewable energy, and military and aviation equipment.
As a precaution on board the general emergency alarm was promptly sounded, all passengers and crew members, and those not involved in emergency management, went to muster stations with the safety equipment required.
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Only those who have medically recognised qualifications and training and should carry out cosmetic procedures, such as breast surgery, liposuction and Botox treatment, and in a registered clinic with resuscitation equipment on hand in the event of an emergency, it recommends.
But it warns more people and specialist equipment may be needed to cope with such an emergency.
Specifically, FEMA is authorized to identify, mobilize, and provide at its discretion, equipment and resources necessary to alleviate the impacts of the emergency.
More than three weeks after the hurricane struck, with thousands of animals still clogging emergency shelters in Louisiana, FEMA hasn't provided basic veterinary equipment and supplies to its teams there.
Italian Coast Guard officials said emergency generators were keeping the ship's control room illuminated and communications equipment such as radios running.
These days, he says, they aren't treating as many emergency cases, but the lull in violence hasn't translated into the basic equipment and medicine the hospital needs.
We have an emergency rulemaking that was announced yesterday that would ease some of the requirements for standby equipment around the country for other operations that could flow those to the Gulf as well.
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