Fire agencies need versatile, rugged and portable equipment for wildland and wildland-urban interface (WUI) applications, to transport firefighters, hoses, pumps, fittings, water and other equipment. Due to the often remote nature of wildland fires, getting to the...
What Gear Should Wildland Firefighters Pack?
 Wildland firefighters need the strength to not only fight fires, but to take along everything they need for a day’s or more work in their backpacks. Depending on your particular job, the gear and equipment requirements will vary. The length of your assignment...
States That Spark [INFOGRAPHIC]
Wildland fires can be terrifying and devastating, so it doesn’t hurt to be informed. Take a look at the data above to see where wildfires occur most often. Wildfire Facts Roughly 90% of wildland fires in the U.S. are started by humans (i.e. unattended campfires,...
Structure Protection Equipment Against the Threat of Wildfire
When encouraging preparedness against the threat of wildfire we should always consider the human dynamics at play. There is a physiological impact related to the loss of homes during a wildfire event. The emotional repercussions of losing personal belongings are far...
Preparing Your Home for Wildfire Season
We would like to believe the Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, wildland fire that started on May 2, 2016, was a unique, catastrophic event. Approximately 2,400 houses and buildings were destroyed when fire crossed containment boundaries. However, fire science experts...
A History of Fire Pumps
The humble water pump is considered by some to be the greatest invention for fire suppression, saving lives and sparing property from fire devastation. If speed and water are the two components in stopping fires, then portable water pumps were a necessity....
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