Fireman emblem for CNC

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The provided text describes the organizational structure of fire departments in various countries, including Australia, the United States, Belgium, and Canada. Here's a breakdown of the information: **Australia:** * Firefighters are organized into companies, with a station officer (red helmet) overseeing multiple firefighters (yellow helmets). * The fire department uses megaphones for communication. * Telecommunicators (or 000 operators) play a critical role in processing emergency calls and prioritizing requests for assistance. **United States:** * Fire departments use radio equipment under authorization from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). * Ten-codes were previously used due to poor transmission and reception, but many departments have converted to simple English. * Ranks include: + Sworn officers with command structures similar to the military and police. + Limited police powers for some firefighters in the United States. + Specific powers of enforcement and control in fire and emergency situations. **Belgium:** * Officers are ranked as follows: 1. Luitenant-kolonel (Lieutenant Colonel) 2. Majoor (Major) 3. Kapitein-commandant (Captain-Commander) 4. Kapitein (Captain) 5. Luitenant (Lieutenant) 6. Onder-luitenant (Sub-Lieutenant) * Sub-officers are ranked as follows: 1. Adjudant-chef (Adjudant-Chef) 2. Adjudant (Adjudant) 3. Sergeant-majoor (Sergeant-Major) 4. 1ste Sergeant (First Sergeant) 5. Sergeant (Sergeant) * Firefighters are ranked as follows: 1. Korporaal (Corporal) 2. Brandweerman (Fireman) **Canada:** * Ranks vary across the country and appear mostly with larger departments. * Examples of ranks in Toronto include: + Probationary Firefighter + Second Class Firefighter + First Class Firefighter + Captain + District Chief + Platoon Chief + Division Commander + Deputy Fire Chief + Fire Chief * Examples of ranks in Montreal include: + Firefighter/Firefighter Instructor + Interim Lieutenant + Lieutenant/Lieutenant Instructor + Captain + Operations Chief + Division Chief + Assistant Chief + Deputy Chief + Fire Chief