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RMAYYETT–firefighters wearing helmets protective clothing and breathing apparatus waiting to gain entry to a residential house fire night
RMJCG17M–Firemen wearing breathing apparatus and carrying a hose entering a smoke filled room in a domestic house.
RMBNWG0B–Members of the London Fire Service, some in breathing apparatus, go through rescue drills at their fire station in Battersea
RMG23P5F–Female Firefighter wearing breathing apparatus on a gantry access platform during a simulated chemical incident at an industrial premises.
RMDA245C–London, UK. 1st July, 2013. Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus prepare to enter the still smouldering premises of The Wheel & Tyre Co in Kensal Green. Credit: Paul Davey/Alamy Live News
RMA7WMPJ–Firefighters with self-contained breathing apparatus during a fire practice. Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
RMKTF324–Workers with breathing apparatus at the Adventure Cafe and Shop at London Zoo, as the attraction has reopened after several animals died when a fire broke out.
RMAYY4NP–firefighter wearing breathing apparatus waits at the rear of a fire tender truck at the scene of a house fire in the uk
RFM6RY92–Cranefly larva or leatherjacket (Tipulidae) showing the breathing apparatus. Tipperary, Ireland
RM2BE10DD–Pen-and-ink drawing showing 15th-century Italian designs for underwater breathing apparatus for divers. From 'Della providentia della chuera,' by Francesco di Giorgio Martini of Siena (1439-1502). Between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Siena developed a series of technical specialities. Siena's artist-engineers put their skills into practice for their small republic and demonstrated their skill in depicting machines and mechanical systems. The two most prominent Sienese engineers were Mariano di Iacopo, known as Taccola, and Francesco di Giorgio.
RMJMEKCT–Black and white image of a north sea oil worker, about to break containment whilst wearing full breathing apparatus. credit: LEE RAMSDEN / ALAMY
RM2JN9YPB–Two firefighter firemen in protective clothing wearing breathing apparatus equipment about to enter interior of smoldering house fire England UK
RMA7WMPM–Firefighters with self-contained breathing apparatus during a fire practice. Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
RMKTF32K–Workers with breathing apparatus at the Adventure Cafe and Shop at London Zoo, as the attraction has reopened after several animals died when a fire broke out.
RFC3CH5T–breathing apparatus board so control can keep track of firefighters who are wearing breathing apparatus
RM2ERYJR2–Fire trainee wearing breathing apparatus (BA) undergoing confined space training in a pipe
RFCNY4ET–Occupational safety in 1880, respirator, breathing apparatus, historical illustration, wood engraving, about 1888
RM2BE0HWE–Pen-and-ink drawing showing 15th-century Italian designs for underwater breathing apparatus for divers. From 'Della providentia della chuera,' by Francesco di Giorgio Martini of Siena (1439-1502). Between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Siena developed a series of technical specialities. Siena's artist-engineers put their skills into practice for their small republic and demonstrated their skill in depicting machines and mechanical systems. The two most prominent Sienese engineers were Mariano di Iacopo, known as Taccola, and Francesco di Giorgio.
RMJNBDBG–An industrial worker, wearing full breathing apparatus as about to drill into a pipe and perform a gas test. credit: LEE RAMSDEN / ALAMY
RMB2C2AP–Firemen wearing breathing apparatus at work during a disaster control drill, near Poing, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
RFD44X8C–Kent Fire and Rescue service training exercise two fire fighters wearing breathing apparatus move along corridor with hose
RMKTF2YX–Workers with breathing apparatus at the Adventure Cafe and Shop at London Zoo, as the attraction has reopened after several animals died when a fire broke out.
RMT6H68C–Essex Fire Service attending a fire which broke out in a storage area at Roots Hall, Southend United football ground. Firefighters breathing apparatus
RMJNBDBC–An industrial worker, wearing full breathing apparatus as about to drill into a pipe and perform a gas test. credit: LEE RAMSDEN / ALAMY
RMB2C2AN–Firemen wearing breathing apparatus at work during a disaster control drill, near Poing, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
RMW4J50H–Firefighters from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue wearing breathing apparatus in action at the scene of major vehicle fire involving a Combine harvester
RM2BER23K–An NHS worker lays out breathing apparatus and equipment outside an ambulance outside the NHS Nightingale Hospital at the Excel Centre in London as the UK continues in lockdown to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
RMTTDDCD–1940s firefighters' breathing apparatus. The Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum, in Rochdale, uk, is planning to start construction work at its new location, the adjacent former Maclure Road fire station, later this year .The building will be fully restored to its 1930s condition by late 2020. The move to larger premises means that full-sized fire engines can be displayed, alongside many fascinating historic items of firefighting equipment.
RMT6H68E–Essex Fire Service attending a fire which broke out in a storage area at Roots Hall, Southend United football ground. Firefighters breathing apparatus
RMJNBDAT–An industrial worker, wearing full breathing apparatus as about to drill into a pipe and perform a gas test. credit: LEE RAMSDEN / ALAMY
RMB2C29R–Firemen wearing breathing apparatus rescuing actors during a disaster control drill, near Poing, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
RMW4J5CD–A crew from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue wearing breathing apparatus in action at the scene of a major vehicle fire involving a Combine harvester
RM2BER242–An NHS worker lays out breathing apparatus and equipment outside an ambulance outside the NHS Nightingale Hospital at the Excel Centre in London as the UK continues in lockdown to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
RM2DHGKYJ–Fighter pilot combat pressure suit clothing and oxygen breathing apparatus on display at a WW2 exhibition
