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Suspended Ceilings
EDA:463-0809

Every day, fire companies work with suspended ceilings above them. At first glance, the ceilings do not seem to be a problem, but all too often firefighters get caught in their traps, and we end up mourning another lost brother or sister. This course discusses the challenges and risks associated with suspended ceilings, as well as some precautions you can take to avoid being caught in the trap.

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