Congratulations and thank you to the Cedar Rapids IA Fire Department for their purchase of our Basic Connection Kit.
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Burning Man, 1-inch Responder Flare. I received news today that one of our 1-inch Responder Flares was taken to Burning Man and is now in Nevada on the Rig awaiting next year’s event. As soon as I can get some pictures I will post them. https://burningman.org/event/brc/
Congratulations and thank you to the Washington D.C. Fire Department for their purchase of a 1-inch propane flare with road flare attachment.
Congratulations and thank you to the Seminole County Fire Department for their purchase of a Emergency Water Injection Kit. This kit will be a primary training tool at their training center.
Sarasota Florida – The Southern Manatee Fire Rescue and Manatee County Hazardous Materials Team will be receiving a couple of new tools soon. They’ve just purchased an Emergency Water injection Kit and a 1 inch Responder Flare with an additional 50 foot of 1 inch supply hose. Congratulations and thank you, Southern Manatee Fire Rescue
While attending the conference I had several conversations that ended with a verbal intent to order with a handshake and with others that needed to take the information back to their Department. It was a great opportunity to get feed back from the hazardous materials community and was very encouraging to get all the positive […]
Be sure and look me up at the 2017 IAFC Baltimore HazMat Conference. Responder Training Enterprises has donated a flare kit valued at $2,499.00 to be raffled at the HABU Lodge meeting on Saturday night. The meeting is an evening of fun and fundraising for the Chief Eversole Endowment which is managed by the YLD Foundation […]
Assisted today with the Delaware County HazMat Technician Class. The course is being funded by the District 6 Fire Instructors and is being taught by STEPP (gostepp@comcast.net). The students were allowed to setup and operate a 1 inch Responder Flare and flare vapor and liquid. This video was taken as the operation was being shut down. […]
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