Fire-Dex Blog

Kelly joined the Fire-Dex team in February of 2020 as Regional Sales Manager exclusively for the state of Texas. Before Fire-Dex, he was a co-partner at Max-Air in Kerrville Texas. He also previously spent over 20 years in the fire service in Texas and Colorado. He was blessed to be a part of

Statistics have shown the risks firefighters face in their line of duty, especially as it relates to cancer and heat stress. Due to the exposure of carcinogens, cancer rates among firefighters is higher than the public at large. There are many programs and studies dedicated to addressing this

Rose joined Fire-Dex in January of 2017 as Customer Service Representative. Her territories include Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio, and Kentucky. Before Fire-Dex she held another Customer Service Rep position then became a caregiver for her mom. Learn more about Rose below in her Q&A.

The longevity of your turnout gear and the effectiveness against carcinogens relies heavily on one factor: proper maintenance. Firefighters, like yourself, handle dangerous materials on a regular basis and your turnout gear can pick up a number of highly toxic contaminants. Keeping up with

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are beginning the production of AAMI Level 3-compliant reusable isolation gowns and coveralls. 

This just in! Shipman’s Fire Equipment Co., a Connecticut-based distributor of first responder safety equipment, announced today their plans to begin offering our structural turnout gear to their customers.  

Allen started at Fire-Dex in November 2000 resulting in him being one of the longest members of our sales team. Before Fire-Dex, he had 7 years in the computer training industry for Novell-Lotus-Microsoft in Albany, New York and Ohio. He also spent 8 years in the hotel business in south Florida.

We continue to grow our sales team with two new Territory Sales Representatives, Josh Dancey and Tim Hall.

We announced the hiring of a fourth marketing team member today. Alexa Green, a recent graduate of Kent State University, will fill the newly created role of Content Marketing Coordinator.

Being a firefighter is a tough job, and becoming a successful one is even more difficult. As a firefighter, or firefighter candidate, you should be aware of the necessary traits needed in the fire service and work toward them.