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… today it has received an order from the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) for their award winning high-rise firefighting technology , the HEROPipe™ system. The order will be delivered to FDNY by late October 2011. Developed by a front line …
From August 1-10, the WORLD POLICE & FIRE GAMES (WPFG) 2013, the third largest international multi-sport event in the world, will be held in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Mary Jane Dittmar reviews some new technologies that may assist firefighters, including a method for detecting bioterrorism threats and infections, personal monitoring sensor to determine core body temperature, and a possible high-rise fire rescue solution.
TetraKO, LLC, the fire suppression subsidiary of EarthClean Corporation, announced recently that Randy Wahl has joined the company as Sales Manager.
RAE Systems will demonstrate its new wireless area and personal gas and radiation detection monitor data in a ProRAE Guardian browser-based “connected threat detection” environment at FDIC 2013.
New tests of wireless emergency safety equipment by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have defined the challenges more precisely and suggest how emergency communications might be improved.
Hangar 14 Solutions accounces that that Jeff Cahill has been added to its StreetWise CADlink management team as both an investor and partner.
Phoenix (AZ) firefighters are testing out a new technology that allows the tracking and monitoring of fire personnel inside of structures.
Mary Jane Dittmar takes a look at vehicle safety technologies from the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show; Motorola's progress on interoperability testing for its public safety network; and a new device for transporting an unconscious firefighter.
The city of Seattle's (WA) Common Operating Picture (COP) solution received an award for the Most Notable Municipal/County Security Program at the annual Government Security News Awards ceremonies.
