This Webcast is for individuals who are considering starting their own in-house breathing air maintenance programs or who currently have in-house programs but are looking to improve, change, or modify their existing format to better serve the firefighter, our ultimate customer. The basic elements of a program will be covered along with a SWAT analysis to better enable the student to further define needs. A detailed view of a working model in a suburban fire department will be reviewed. This concept is not manufacturer specific and may be applied to any breathing apparatus manufacturer that sponsors and encourages an in-house repair center operation. It may also be adapted to the manufacturer’s representative providing field and repair service to further streamline operations. Topics addressed will be potential costs, liability, personnel, and space requirements.
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Sponsored By: MSA, The Safety Company
At MSA, our business is safety. We’ve been the world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality fire/rescue and safety products since 1914, providing sophisticated, life saving devices and protective gear — the result of countless R&D hours, relentless testing, and an unwavering commitment to quality that saves lives and protects those men and women who protect us each and every day. Our core product focus emphasizes Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), including the revolutionary MSA G1 SCBA and respiratory protective equipment, Cairns® head, eye, face, hearing and communications protection, fall protection and rescue products, Altair® portable gas detection instruments and Galaxy Test Systems, and Evolution® Thermal Imaging Cameras (TIC). When You Go In, We Go In With You. For more information, please visitwww.MSAfire.comor call 1-877-MSA-FIRE.
