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131 APPENDIX SIX: LONDON CALLS Fig 1 new system Call type 1996/7 % 1997/8 % 1998/9 % 1999/00 % Primary fire (inside building) 20418 10.7166476 20216 11.9959 19822 12.3338 22088 12.6532 Secondary fire (in the open) 32279 16.94204466 26183 15.5367 21199 13.1906 27170 15.5644 Chimney fire 154 0.080828863 101 0.05993 96 0.05973 92 0.05270 False alarm – automatic 33891 17.78812341 40593 24.0875 43272 26.9251 47976 27.4833 False alarm - good intent 21894 11.49134501 18603 11.0388 15698 9.76778 14113 8.08471 False alarm - malicious 15879 8.334295582 13817 8.19888 12995 8.08589 12534 7.18017 Special Service 65813 34.54279206 48344 28.6868 47162 29.3456 50089 28.6937 Flood call** 198 0.103922824 666 0.39519 468 0.29120 502 0.28757 TOTAL CALLS*** 190526 100 168523 100 160712 100 174564 100 Fig 2 1998/9 1999/00 Fire deaths 78 77 Fire injuries 1777 1626 Fire rescues 685 239 details for deaths, injuries and rescues only available for financial years 1998/9 and 1999/2000
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Acknowledgements. ii Firefighters a
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1 1. CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION These
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1.2. METHODOLOGY Before coming to a
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who increasingly prioritise other a
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image they set of themselves. Firef
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skilled firefighters should also re
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1.4.6. Cutting the fire service In
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firefighters’ priorities mostly f
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1.8.1. Conflict Occasionally the un
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Jefferson 1990; Fielding 1991 1999;
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They have struggled for a long time
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o equal opportunities; o deskilling
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or being forced to accept men’s s
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collect. Then I will make visible s
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2.3.3. Marginal natives: auto-anthr
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particular not to challenge sexism
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other firefighters policing their m
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33 • conduct three focus groups i
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verified my more formal data collec
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37 3. CHAPTER THREE: FIREFIGHTING:
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39 • the need to ‘fit-in’ and
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Initial-training teaches firefighte
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could not overcome the heat and rea
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3.3. WHAT DOES ‘GETTING-IN’ MEA
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47 Cliff: It’s got to be your pri
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Colin: We couldn't see the fire and
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Roger: You want to go out and do st
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Alf: We are going to get two guys o
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55 DB: Dominic: What did the watch
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ecognise that some of those standar
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59 4. CHAPTER FOUR RELATIONS AT THE
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Alf has a difficulty relating his p
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make the officer’s life a misery
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At this point in the data collectio
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Terri’s watch played a waiting ga
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males. In common with other masculi
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4.5. OFFICERS 71 4.5.1. Leaving the
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Now with nine categories that might
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1. Accepters: Ken, Roger and Ray ac
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77 5. CHAPTER FIVE THE GAP BETWEEN
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Page 121 and 122: REFERENCES Abu-Lughod, L. (1991)
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Page 127 and 128: National Fire Data Center (2000) ht
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Page 133 and 134: 125 NUMBER OF WHOLETIME STAFF IN PO
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