Fire-Dex Blog

Medina, Ohio – September 24, 2019 - Fire-Dex is proud to be recognized as a 4-time recipient of the Northcoast 99 Award.

Nick Lino joined Fire-Dex family in August of 2011 and was recently promoted to Supply Chain Coordinator! Learn more about Nick's hobbies and what he’s most excited about for Fire-Dex in 2019 in our Q&A below.

For many firefighters, structural firefighting protective clothing and gloves can provide a sense of security that they are “safe”. Many believe that simply wearing turnout gear is enough to limit exposure to most cancer-causing agents encountered on the scene.

We are excited to announce a special monthly giveaway of our EMS Gear made with TECGEN51! A winner will be announced on November 9th.

In recognition of Made in Medina County Day, over 420 people toured 19 manufacturing plants on October 5 in Medina County. Fire-Dex hosted two tours showcasing the recent building expansion and insight into the successful business. Paul Rose, Medina City Council served as the guest elected

Fire-Dex announces the acquisition of an 88,000 square foot manufacturing operation to address the growing demand for its top-of-the-line first responder Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Camden Fire Department, organized in 1869, was the first career department in New Jersey and is among the oldest departments in the United States. Though rich with history, Camden Fire has always been on the forefront of fire innovation. Back in 1916, the department was the very first in the

Dave Biggart has been around Fire-Dex for almost 20 years. He joined the Fire-Dex family in November, 1999. He is our Facility Manager and is responsible for maintenance, safety and building. Dave also serves as our Safety Coordinator. Read on to learn more about Dave below!

Fire-Dex is proud to be recognized by ERC as one of Northeast Ohio’s 99 best places to work! This is the third time that Fire-Dex has received the award.

Lindsey Anderson recently joined the Fire-Dex team in April 2018 as our Quality and Compliance Coordinator. She develops, implements, and manages quality control system product specifications. Lindsey holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering from The Ohio State University.