Fire-Dex Blog

Fire-Dex, a leading provider of top-notch PPE solutions for firefighters and emergency responders, is basking in the glow of another award-filled season, where numerous accolades have cast a spotlight on the company’s success and its dedicated team of associates.

We're proud to announce that we are a 7-time NorthCoast 99 Award recipient, an awards program that honors 99 great Northeast Ohio workplaces for top talent! 🙌

We just keep growing with the addition of three new associates! We're continuing to seek new talent as we experience tremendous growth while strengthening corporate culture among our team members. 

The Right Gear For The Right Call

On those hot summer Georgia days, the Lee County firefighters understand that wearing lightweight, single-layer alternative ppe is crucial when responding to non-fire emergencies. 

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Camden Fire Department has always been at the forefront of fire innovation since it originated in 1869. As one of the oldest fire departments in the United States, the department was the very first in the nation to own a fleet of fully motorized fire apparatus during a time when most large cities

Wearing The Right Gear For The Right Call

Why should one set of turnouts be the only option for every emergency you respond to? 

*Adjust accordingly to best suit unique incident or department’s protocol

Fire Gear Is The Solution!

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

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

Non-Fire Calls On The Rise

The services provided by fire departments have evolved significantly over time, with a shift towards responding to more medical emergencies than actual fire scenes. Dispatch calls may now lead firefighters to respond to various scenarios such as motor vehicle accidents