E-ONE manufactures custom and commercial pumpers and tankers, aerial ladders and platforms, rescues, and aircraft rescue firefighting vehicles to meet the needs of fire departments.
E-ONE is a worldwide designer, manufacturer and marketer of fire rescue vehicles with more than 23,000 vehicles in operation around the world. Headquartered in Ocala, Florida, E-ONE is the industry leader in product innovations, new technologies and exceeding customer expectations. E-ONE manufactures custom and commercial pumpers and tankers, aerial ladders and platforms, rescues of all sizes, quick attack units, industrial trucks, and aircraft rescue firefighting vehicles to meet the needs of fire departments, rescue/EMS squads, airports, Homeland Security agencies and the military.
Wireless remote controls can help improve the work of municipal fire departments and their crews, with US-based E-ONE now integrating them into its Advanced Aerial Control System...
Lauderhill, FL, Fire-Rescue has placed in service an E-ONE Typhoon pumper outfitted with a 42/56 rescue pumper body, 450-hp Cummins engine, Allison 3000EVS transmission, 1,500...
E-ONE's $23.5 million expansion at its Ocala facility will increase aerial firefighting equipment capacity by 35 percent, reducing delivery times and improving community safety...
The company is marking its milestone with a year-long celebration that will include honoring longtime customers and employees, special events and the unveiling of a new fire truck...
E-ONE has done it again: The new HS series is back and better than ever! Check out the E-ONE booth, 4901, at FDIC this year for the first looks of this newly designed line of ...
In this installment of the Apparatus Architects, Tom Shand and Michael Wilbur present a roundtable discussion on the current state of the fire apparatus industry with representatives...
A young firefighter is lucky to be alive after the fire engine she was driving rolled over in Kansas. Apparatus builders are doing more and more to keep firefighters safe in crashes...
Fire tradeshows are in full swing and it's a good idea for every firefighter and fire officer to attend at least one trade show a year to learn more about products and innovations...
When the dust started to clear hours after the collapse of towers No. 1 and No.2 of the World Trade Center, it was apparent that the Fire Department of New York was in serious...
January 21, 2010: Today was an absolute BLAST! We enjoyed a field trip to the Dakota County Technical College campus in Rosemount, Minnesota to attend an Emergency Vehicle Operators...
The Chicago Fire Department has placed a landmark order for 120 new emergency vehicles, including pumpers, aerial ladders and ambulances, totaling over $100 million.
E-ONE has begun a $23.5 million expansion of its aerial manufacturing campus in Ocala, FL, aiming to increase production capacity by 35 percent and improve product quality.
E-ONE introduces its latest fire apparatus lineup, including the TITAN ARFF Air Transportable, 95 Mid-Mount Platform and Select Series Aerial and Pumper.
Representatives from four regional airports, including Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International, and three local volunteer fire departments battled live fire to train for an aircraft...
A jury on Monday found both the Kilgore Fire Department and apparatus manufacturer E-ONE equally at fault in a 2009 training exercise that resulted in the deaths of two firefighters...
The family of fallen Kilgore Firefighter Kyle Perkins is alleging gross negligence against apparatus manufacturer E-ONE and distributor Hall-Mark Fire Apparatus in the Jan. 25...
Steven Shaw tells of the Milwaukee Fire Department's evolution into one of the finest fire service organizations in the United States, based on its response to major incidents...
Among this week's apparatus, a mid-mount aerial platform from Rhode Island, a 6x6 ARFF rig for Tennessee and custom pumpers for New Jersey and Wisconsin.
Dan DesRochers has joined their executive leadership team and will oversee E-ONE, Ferrara, KME, Spartan Emergency Response, Smeal, Spartan Fire Chassis and Ladder Tower.
