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Posted: Sep 15, 2016

New Color Block Soft Shells Available from Elbeco - Firefighter Clothing

Color Block Soft Shells Color Block Soft Shells from ElbeCo

Threats against police officers have prompted the innovation of Elbeco’s Shield Color Block Soft Shell Jackets, specifically designed to distinguish Fire and EMS professionals from Law Enforcement. Fire and EMS professionals have been searching for products that offer them their own identity, as a defensive deterrent and to keep personnel safe on the job. Elbeco, a leader in the manufacture and supply of professional uniforms for over a century, is excited that the on-shelf date is now here for the outerwear solution to this growing national trend.

The Color Block Soft Shells are a collection of stretch micro fleece soft shells in color block styles and can be found at authorized Elbeco dealer locations. You may also request more information by completing the form at http://elbeco.com/color-block-soft-shell-video/. With the same great features as the original Shield HiVis Soft Shell, the Color Block Soft Shells for Fire and EMS are available in Red/Midnight Navy and HiVis/Red.

Features and Benefits Include:

  • HiVis/Red Jacket is ANSI 107-2010 Class 2 Level 2 Certified
  • Heat sealed 3M patterned hivis reflective striping
  • Two-way full length Vislon zipper with abrasion resistant chin protector
  • Six functional pocket storage options: Large lower dual entry pockets with fleece lined hand warmer pockets with zipper closure and “D” ring in right pocket. Dual large internal patch pockets with zipper closure and communications access openings
  • Multiple concealed zipper secure utility pockets
  • Sleeves have articulated elbows and adjustable hook and loop storm cuffs
  • “Quick Release” side zipper vents with stability tab with adjustable snaps
  • Tricot-lined sleeves
  • Fleece-lined body and collar
  • Shirred, elastic hem with soft gripper strip
  • Low-profile utility shoulder straps
  • Stealth loop at cuff for attachment into multiple outer shell options
  • Optional badge tab, mic loop, and name tape included

The Shield Color Bock Soft Shells are now available on shelves at authorized Elbeco dealers and is offered in Red/Midnight Navy (SH3704RN) and HiVis/Red (SH3706RY). For more information, contact your Elbeco Sales Representative today by calling 1-800-468-4654 or locate a dealer near you by visiting http://www.elbeco.com/find-a-dealer. For more details and videos, visit Elbeco’s website at http://elbeco.com/product/shield-color-block-soft-shells/ or our YouTube channel for the St. Louis Fire Department review.

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Posted: Sep 15, 2016

Midwest Fire Makes Prairie Business Magazine 50 Best Places to Work List

LUVERNE, MN—Midwest Fire Equipment & Repair Company (Midwest Fire) announced that the company has once again made the Prairie Business magazine’s Annual 50 Best Places to Work List. 

 “To make the list two times in a row shows that Midwest Fire is obviously doing something right and doing well for their employees,” said Prairie Business Magazine Publisher Korrie Wenzel. Prairie Business is proud to present the 50 Best Places to Work. Midwest Fire continues to demonstrate a commitment to being great and understands employees are its greatest asset and we're happy to tell about it.”

Companies were nominated through an anonymous employee satisfaction survey and rated in areas including work environment, employee benefits and employee happiness. Consideration was also given to the number of nominations received per company.   

“Being named to the Top 50 Best Places to Work List by Prairie Business magazine again this year is truly an honor,” says Sarah Atchison, president and CEO at Midwest Fire. “There are so many great companies in our region. This award is an indicator of how our employees feel about our company. We have an amazing team that is empowered to do great work.  We have regular meetings to discuss projects, review processes and procedures and the employees are the ones making Midwest Fire a great place to work.” 

For more information, visit www.midwestfire.com.

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Posted: Sep 15, 2016

Firetrace Achieves Kuwait Fire Department Approval - Fire Suppression Systems

Firetrace International has achieved the Kuwait Fire Department approval for its engineered and pre-engineered systems using both 3M™ Novec™ 1230 Fire Protection Fluid and Chemours™ FM-200™.

This latest approval comes in addition to the many global, national, and local approvals and listings already obtained by Firetrace International, including UL (U.S.), P-Mark (Sweden) and, most recently, FM (Factory Mutual).

With this listing Firetrace will be able to continue its international growth and expansion, and provide customers in Kuwait, who have been patiently awaiting this approval, with fire suppression systems that offer superior performance, greater flexibility, improved value, speedier installation, and a measurable competitive edge for system installers.

Firetrace systems have many features that make them unique in their class. For more information regarding Firetrace equipment, contact the technical and sales departments at info@firetrace.com

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Posted: Sep 15, 2016

Annual Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial in Colorado Springs to immortalize 123 on Saturday

The names and stories of 123 firefighters who died in the line of duty will be immortalized during the annual Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial in Colorado Springs on Saturday. Held at Memorial Park, the ceremony starts at 11 a.m. The event, which annually attracts thousands of firefighters, paramedics and their grieving families, lands one week after the 15th anniversary of the Sept.
- PUB DATE: 9/15/2016 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: The Gazette
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Posted: Sep 15, 2016

Woman brandishes fake shotgun at Washington firefighters

A 68-year-old Thurston County woman was arrested Wednesday after she allegedly brandished a replica shotgun at firefighters who had responded to a medical alarm at her mobile home. Neither the woman nor the firefighters was injured, and the woman will be booked into the Thurston County jail on suspicion of second-degree assault, said Chief Deputy Brad Watkins of the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office.
- PUB DATE: 9/15/2016 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: The Olympian
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