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    The Firehouse.com Incident Rehab product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various firefighter rehabilitation and wellness resources, including rehab, hydration, firefighter cooling and cardiac monitoring equipment options.
    RESCUE Intellitech
    Safety & Health

    RESCUE Intellitech Expands Sales and Service Team with Key Appointment

    Firehouse.com News
    June 27, 2024
    Expanding the North American sales team enables RESCUE Intellitech to maintain exceptional customer support in a fast-growing market.
    Water Cans
    Incident Rehab

    Anheuser-Busch Expands Emergency Drinking Water Program

    National Volunteer Fire Council - NVFC
    April 24, 2019
    The Anheuser-Busch Company is donating one million cans of water to support volunteer firefighters.
    Nashville Fire Department
    Firehouse and Endeavor Business Media made a $20,000 donation to the Nashville Fire Buffs Box 55 organization.
    Incident Rehab

    Firehouse Makes $20,000 Donation to Nashville Box 55 Organization

    Aug. 9, 2018
    The donation from Firehouse will help the Nashville Fire Buffs Box 55 organization provide rehab and on-scene support for Nashville first responders.
    Since being placed in service, the department’s new incident support unit has already proven to be an asset for the entire region.
    Hazmat/Specialty

    Is an Incident Support Unit Right for Your Department?

    Tony Nielsen
    June 13, 2018
    Chief Tony Nielsen reviews his department's experience purchasing a new incident support unit.
    Each pallet contains 60 boxes of water and weighs 1,465 pounds.
    Incident Rehab

    W.S. Darley Helps Puerto Rico by Providing Drinking Water

    Darley
    Oct. 10, 2017
    W.S. Darley & Company is working with the American Red Cross to provide safe water to those in need in Puerto Rico.
    Outside vent firefighters had the highest neck exposure, most likely from inconsistent use of hoods. However, attack and search firefighters had the highest maximum levels of exposure on the neck.
    Turnout Gear

    Cleaning and Decon Considerations after the Fire

    Stephen Kerber
    Sept. 1, 2017
    Research reviews cleaning and decontamination after fire incidents related to PPE and skin contamination, gross decon, hood laundering and PPE-off-gassing.