Fire officials said the homes were protected by engine crews stationed nearby and the 100-foot buffer zones mandated by the county for homes surrounded by brush.
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The locomotives were built as cab-forwards to protect engine crews from exhaust smoke in the many tunnels and snow sheds that were part of their usual routes.
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Lineside indicators are provided to assist engine crews in determining the location; in the UK it was a large white rectangular board with a black horizontal zigzag marking.
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The show then begins with the Engine Crew preparing the ACME Chronoskimmer ( a flying saucer capable of time travel ) for launch, and introduces host'Kevin Shinick '.
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At the end of the Koch administration, the city reduced engine crews to four firefighters from five, only to have the Giuliani administration reverse that decision in 1996.
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A wildfire raging east of Los Angeles overran two fire engine crews, burning three people and shutting down Interstate 15, the main route between Southern California and Las Vegas.
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A turntable was situated behind the shed to turn locomotives, and a range of other facilities were provided including a dormitory for engine crews and a wagon repair workshop.
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The deck and engine crews have also been merged and although still run by a Bosun the same crew work on deck and assist in the Engine Room when required.
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The only openings in the bulkheads were on the bottom deck, where watertight doors were installed for use by the engine crew and could be easily closed in an emergency.
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SES was disliked by engine crews due to its habit of causing immediate penalty brake applications without first sounding an overspeed alarm and giving the engineer a chance to decelerate.
