Fire Products
From basic models to high-tech solutions, these pulse oximeters offer quick and reliable readings without breaking the bank
Key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation
Small items with big benefits for your safety and your budget
The first step is often the hardest, namely due to issues with maintaining control over the movements and protecting the gear
The Pierce Volterra Pumper is the first electric fire engine in active service in North America
Understanding the diverging evolution of crew cab and chassis, equipment layouts, pumping systems and more
Departments in California, Florida and Ohio have been collecting PPE, medical supplies, food and more
Two departments recently wrapped up efforts to collect and send bunker gear, air tanks and tools
With long-life lithium batteries, the Red Vantage II helmet-mounted flashlight can keep going as long as you do ─ while supporting a good cause
“I saw a dark spot which looked like a road,” said Jim Carr, Sevier County Fire Department’s maintenance chief
Researchers focused on the effects of lighting color, intensity, modulation and flash rate on drivers’ behavior while approaching and passing incidents at night
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene, and the two firefighters were unharmed but shaken up
A FirstWatch alert warns of attacks on communications and public-safety critical infrastructures in the next week to 10 days
It’s vital to identify your capacity, who can help when needed, and what equipment is limited
The fire department is the first in the U.S. to buy Boston Dynamics’ Spot
After overpaying firefighters $236,288, Fort Worth and the union have been clashing over how to repay the funds, and the dispute will go to an arbitrator
OEHS experts offer key considerations related to existing PPE, new respirators and exposure times on the front lines
The new APX NEXT XN All-Band P25 Smart Radio from Motorola Solutions supports clear communications in volatile situations with rugged construction, ease of use, clear audio and more
Kevin and Kim McQuade died of burns suffered in the Waukesha fire, and others were injured
When apparatus are maxed out on compartment space, storage bags offer a useful solution for transporting your gear
Three Oakland firefighters were injured, transported to a hospital and released later that day
What firefighters must understand about their exposure risks and decontamination efforts
Enterprise Control Systems says its products will improve situational awareness and collaboration among services
FirstNet
The communications platform for first responders went live in 2017 and currently has three million users nationwide
The FCC is monitoring the 3G phase-out and working to “implement safeguards” for older phones and other devices, a spokesperson said
Even with near-daily wear, many firefighters don’t understand the what, why and how that went into the development of each element of the ensemble
Technology, NFPA standards and a visionary leader drove key changes to help extinguish antiquated operations
“America Burning” spotlights firefighters, legends propose new tactics, and smoke detectors change the game
The old uniform patch shows the Iron Fireman, a statue that has stood in Trenton for over 100 years and has been a gathering place for ceremonies and memorials
The thermal protective test, flash fire manikin and Flash Fire Cylinder are three methods for measuring the thermal insulation of firefighting PPE fabrics
Educate yourself on the materials and correct use of the gear you use for structural firefighting
The company is marking its half-century milestone with a celebratory logo, challenge coins, and patches
Video shows open apparatus compartments after thieves made off with nearly $25K worth of equipment from Whatcom County District 16’s Station 86
