Fire Facilities, Inc., a leading manufacturer of USA-made steel fire training structures, has bolstered their coverage for live fire facility inspections. Available across the country, the program provides the skilled
Fire Facilities, Inc., manufacturers of steel live fire training towers, burn rooms and mobile units, offers a variety of training information at its booth (#1238) during FRI in San Antonio
During the past 20 year period, call volume for the City of Fairfield, California’s fire department has more than doubled … while staffing has increased by only 20 percent. That
After discussing plans for a training center for five years, the Schriever Fire Protection District in Louisiana got serious about advancing their needs. They engaged the HGACBuy™ government cooperative purchasing
Trachte Building Systems, Inc., parent company of Fire Facilities, Inc., has once again earned a positive assessment of its fabrication facility. Since 2007 the company has continually passed the independently-conducted
From Mardi Gras parades to French Quarter hotel fires to severe weather outbreaks, firefighters in Jefferson Parish, LA need to prepare for handling a wide variety of potential scenarios. That’s
While silver is the traditional 25-year anniversary gift, the Deer Park Fire Department will happily stay with steel. Since 1997 tens of thousands of firefighters have trained on their all-steel
Fire departments investing in training structures want to get as much return-on-investment as possible. In the towns of Platteville and Gilcrest, CO., Division Chief of Training Herb George takes that
Every single gift—from $1 to $100,000—has moved the Red Lodge Fire Rescue Foundation toward its goal of raising $1.1 million for its first-ever Fire Facilities training tower. In the small
Fire Facilities, Inc., manufacturers of steel live fire training towers, burn rooms and mobile training units, offers a variety of live informational entertainment at its booth (#4933) during FDIC in
During the past decade, firefighters in the Platte Valley Fire Protection District have relied on The Deputy Chief for ongoing training. Located in Kersey, CO, the three-story fire training tower
