Fire protection system(s) performance in the residential building environment: examining the relationship between civilian and firefighter injuries: a retrospective evaluation of residential and residential apartment fires, 2005 to 2015

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Centre for Public Safety and Criminal Justice Research: Reports
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2019
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Author (aut): Garis, Len
Author (aut): Singh, Arpreet
Author (aut): Plecas, Darryl Blair
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Author (aut): Centre for Public Safety and Criminal Justice Research
Author (aut): School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
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This paper summarizes the findings from an analysis of the fire protection performance of sprinkler systems and smoke alarms in residential and multi-level residential buildings in the Provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and New Brunswick between 2005 and 2015 inclusive. The primary focus is on the relationship between the presence of protective devices, civilian and firefighter causalities, and fire containment in residential buildings
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English
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Fire sprinklers
Fire alarms
Dwellings--Fires and fire prevention
Apartments--Fires and fire prevention
Dwellings--Fires and fire prevention--Canada
Fire fighters--Wounds and injuries
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Garis, Len, Arpreet Singh, Darryl Blair Plecas, Centre for Public Safety and Criminal Justice Research, and School of Criminology and Criminal Justice. “Fire protection system(s) performance in the residential building environment: examining the relationship between civilian and firefighter injuries: a retrospective evaluation of residential and residential apartment fires, 2005 to 2015”. Reports. Centre for Public Safety and Criminal Justice Research: Reports. https://ufv-i2.arcabc.ca/centre-public-safety-and-criminal-justice-research-reports/fire-protection-systems-performance.
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