How long would it take an average company of firefighters to climb 30 stories of hi-rise in full gear?
954256
Most fires on the 30th floor would be accessed by the elevator to the 28th or 29th floor.  But if we had to hoof it, I couldn't see it taking any more than 10min.
700727
Would depend on the person I could do it in 3 days ( and that's going slow enjoying the kills) My mentor she could do it in 1 day (she has no patience or finesse) and she would not enjoy it the same way as me.
655222
i would estimate that it should take between 10 mins to 10 years depending on the job\n\nhope this helps
322535
I had bosses from hell. Our union was in before the hourly employees; does that tell you anything? They would hurt employees to get them to quit. The good workers were the ones that they did this to. One would tell you to do things one way, another would come up and tell you another and another would do the same. They would not let some of us have fans when it was one hundred degree's; I will not go on.
924599
it would take 10 workers 12 mos. so 1/120 of the job per worker month ot it takes 120 worker months to do the whole job so\n\nhave 1/2 left to do which will require 120/2=60 worker months.\nThere are 4 months left\n60worker months/4 months=15 workers. have 10 workers so need 15-10= 5 more workers.
1087514
Not enough!  These guys/gals are hero's! And only get paid squat!  For the life of me, I cant figure out why the fire dept./ police/EMT/ and school teachers are paid so little.  These are the people that should be making the big bucks!
44391
I think it's 30 seconds.
1141600
About 30 minutes long.
917751
about 90 seconds, but it depends on elevation (because of atmospheric pressure)
206604
60 feet, they move up to 90 feet in the next level.
540957
As many press ups as you can do in two minutes for a man about 45. As many sit ups as you can do in two minutes for a man about 50. And one and a half mile run in 10 mins.\nIf you can't manage these they will build you up to them.\nPlus every year you have to do standard combat fitness test (CFT) with pack, rifle and helmet were you have too march four miles in one hour no less no more as a unit.
185305
ummmmmmmmmmmmm get famous fast or know some people in high places
348207
Being a high rise construction superintendent, this is my experience:\n\n90% of all building heights are decided upon by the Owner and Architect due to business reasons. They decided to do 80 floors or 35 floors because the building will then meet their business model or usage requirements.\n\n5% of all building heights are decided due to local code. The government may own all air space over 500 ft., which means that a building may only go up 40 floors or so before code or local laws prohibit any additional floors.\n\nThe last 5% is due to local environments, such as surrounding infrastructure, geologic conditions, and whatnot. The fact is that we currently have the technology to build in almost any type of environment, regardless of the conditions. The only factor is money and time. Some owners choose to not build high because the cost factor is so prohibitive.
770688
No unfortunately.\n\nBut good pros can do 12.5-13.5 mph up the climb, anyone cycling up Alp D' Huez within a time of 1 hour 30 minutes has to be commended.\n\nThe climb itself is 13.8km at an average grade of 8.1% with 21 hairpin turns, Marco Pantani covered this route in an incredible 37:35 minutes for most of us mere mortals however, at this same time we will be no more than half way up the slope.\n\nAs a regular climber myself anyone attempting this feat needs to have a certain level of fitness.\n\nClimbing up Alp D Huez is optional coming down is compulsory.
73999
I'm making two assumptions.  The total number of footsteps needed to go up the stairs is the number of steps + 1, the usual definition of number of steps.  And you want to know the "unit" rise and run, i.e., the r&r of each step.  If so,\nunit rise=total rise/(no. steps + 1)\nsame idea for unit run.\nIf you're actually making stairs, see the ref. for useful info like allowance for floor thickness, etc.
993700
Find two firefighters, and ask one of them to leave!\n\nOkay... just kidding....\n\nSeriously... Most fire stations have parties... benefits... if not...\nwhy not ORGANIZE one at their fire hall!\n\nFire-fighters are SPECIAL people... I know a lot of them.  Lots of them are SINGLE.  And most of them want to change that.\n\nGOOD LUCK
738603
I would say about 30 years or so.