Fire Industry Associations / Regulatory Bodies (502 found)

The Oklahoma State Firefighters Association (OSFA) offers a wide array of benefits and resources to assist the Firefighters of the US State of Oklahoma. OSFA unites firefighters around the state through education, legislative activities and much more.

The Open Security & Safety Alliance is a collaboration initiative that brings together like-minded organizations in order to create a framework providing standards and specifications for common components including an operating system, IoT infrastructure, collective approach for data security and privacy, and a drive for improved levels of performance for fire security and safety solutions.

Ophir Rural Fire Department is a Fire Department located in Gold Beach, CURRY County, in the state of Oregon, United States of America (USA).

The mission of the Orlando Fire Department is to protect the lives and property of Orlando Citizens. We are proud to lead the only fire department in the state to have ISO 1 classification, International Fire Accreditation, Emergency Management Accreditation Program certification and ACE accreditation.

Ottawa Fire Department provides a variety of services designed to protect the lives and property of the citizens of Ottawa and surrounding area from the adverse effects of fire, sudden medical emergencies or the exposure to dangerous conditions caused by man and nature in an efficient, professional and well trained manner.

The Phoenix Fire Department is committed to providing the highest level of customer service and resources to the community and members. They save lives and protect property through fire suppression, emergency medical and transportation services, all-hazards incident management, and community risk reduction efforts.

Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors is the national non-profit organization dedicated to empowering anyone affected by a burn or fire injury through peer support, education, and advocacy. Since 1977, the Phoenix Society has partnered with survivors, families, health care professionals, burn centers, and the fire industry to support recovery, improve the quality of burn care, and prevent burn injury.

Phoenixville Fire Department staff includes a full-time Chief of Fire and Emergency Services, two full-time Assistant Chiefs, 30 part-time staff and 36 volunteers. The Borough is committed to growing a strong combination response model comprised of additional full-time staff and volunteers. The Borough secured State RACP funding for the new fire station that officially opened on August 20, 2022.

he Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) operates in a dynamic and challenging environment. The scope and complexity of their safety mission will continue to grow, requiring that they fundamentally rethink how they will use data, information, and technology to achieve their safety goals.

The Plainfield Fire Protection District has four fire stations staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, spread out across 55 square miles with approximately 45,000 residents. The Plainfield Fire Protection District provides emergency services to areas within the Village of Plainfield as well as portions of unincorporated Will and Kendall County. The Fire District protects 54 square miles with an approximate population of 60,000 residents.

Polk County Fire Rescue provides Advanced Life Support transport to all residents and visitors of Polk County. It also provides fire suppression, rescue services, and fire prevention services to all of unincorporated Polk County and the municipalities of Eagle Lake, Polk City, Mulberry, Lake Hamilton, and Hillcrest Heights.

Portland Fire & Rescue is Oregon’s fire and emergency services provider. They provide an extensive range of public safety services including fire prevention, public education, response to fire, medical, and other emergency incidents, and disaster mitigation. PF&R is comprised of about 750 employees with a Bureau operating budget of $90.7 million.

Pottawatomie County Fire provides the community with fire safety, safety education, and fire prevention programs, while providing the mitigation of fire, medical, and related emergencies with professionally trained personnel.

Potter Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department based out of rural, western Nebraska, is made up entirely of volunteers and serves 700 residents, as well as thousands of travelers, across 299 square miles. Included in the department’s response radius are two major highways, one of which accommodates over 4,800 heavy commercial vehicles per day, and two rail lines that often carry hazardous materials.

The Prince George's County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association represents 38 volunteer fire and rescue corporations in Prince George's County, Maryland, staffing 46 stations providing dedicated and continuous fire, rescue and EMS service to more than 700,000 citizens bordering the nation's capitol.

Readfield Fire Department secures the town of Readfield against fire. Readfield is a small rural community that has a lot to offer with its numerous lakes and ponds as well as its many hiking/walking trails giving residents and visitors alike many recreational opportunities.

Rensselaer Fire Department is the fire department based in the city of Rensselaer, Indiana. They provide a wide range of fire safety, protection and rescue services.

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