Fire-Dex Blog

Todd Herring, our VP of Product Innovation and Strategy, discusses the importance of innovation to keep first responders safe in a recent guest spot from Cleveland.com! 

Every Stitch Matters

Looking for purposeful work in a fun environment? If you have strong manual dexterity, the ability to multi task, are detailed oriented and dependable, we want YOU! Take a look as our wonderful team members tell you their experience being a part of our growing Fire-Dex

We're so proud to welcome the additions of Whitney McFee and Jon Sawyer as our business continues to aggressively hire new talent! McFee will fill the newly created position of Business Development Manager, and Sawyer will take the role of Territory Sales Representative. 🎉

BIG NEWS!! We're happy to announce the transition of our executive leadership team with Steve Allison, former President, becoming the new CEO, succeeding Bill Burke who will transition to Chairman.  

WKYC reporter, Chris Webb, recently stopped by headquarters to speak with our VP of Operations, John Karban, and Chief Lou Anne Metz of Bainbridge Township Fire, about the importance of wearing lighter, more breathable PPE to reduce heat stress and provide protection against carcinogens for

Alyssa Alfano, writer at Cleveland.com, spoke with our president, Steve Allison, about the launch of our isolation PPE for healthcare professionals and frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alexa Green, our Content Marketing Coordinator, and Chief Larry Walters of Medina Fire Department, had the opportunity to speak with Channel 5 News Cleveland about the importance of wearing particulate barrier hoods, and how YOU can give back to your community by joining our Fire-Dex Family! 🙌

We're ecstatic to announce the promotions of eight key players on our team: Lauren Burke DeVere, Taylor Burke Gilman, Todd Herring, Jenny Surovey, Amanda Yandell, Bart Brown, Ryan Holliday, and Michelle Guthrie. The immense growth we've experienced continuously enables us to invest in our

As a lifelong native of New Mexico, Michael Denison carries with him 17+ years of experience in the fire service; 6 as a firefighter, 5 as an Engineer, and 6 as Captain. Now the Operations Battalion Chief for Rio Rancho Fire Rescue, Michael dedicates his down time to MES Fire (Arizona) as a

Gary Wilkins of C.W. Williams Fire grew up in the fire service, attending weekly meetings and going for ride-a-longs with his father. His experience as a Firefighter/EMT-Basic & Assistant Rescue Chief for Strokes County North Carolina has transferred into great success selling PPE in the central