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Explore Our Kitchen Table Training Resource Center
The kitchen table is where the most important tactics are finalized. We provide the educational resources you need to navigate the challenges of air resupply in today’s mega-structures. From cancer prevention data to air standpipe codes, find the tools that help you extend your air supply and keep your team in the fight. Search our library to start the briefing.
More Time. More Air.
Running out of air is a preventable tragedy, yet it remains a critical risk in modern firefighting. FARS technology revolutionizes safety by allowing crews to refill air cylinders immediately, reducing their exposure to toxic smoke and carcinogens. Don’t let limited air supply dictate your tactics; equip your team with the technology that ensures they have the air to survive and the time to serve.
Saving Lives With More Air.
Your Air. Your Life.
Our Network
Our Focus
Your mission is to save lives. Our mission is to keep you breathing while you do it.
Our Mission
As advocates for firefighter air safety we provide education and training focused on air management strategies, tactics and best practices with a focus on associated air supply technologies to extend a firefighter’s air supply. Without a breathable air supply there is no interior attack. Today’s mega-size buildings and structures make firefighter air resupply challenging which can ultimately limit firefighting capabilities.
Best practices and advanced air supply technologies provide firefighters with More Air for More Time to prevent exposures to toxic fire smoke.
Our Vision
Our vision is for all firefighters to have a continuous, breathable air supply to do their jobs to serve their communities effectively and efficiently.
TACTICAL HEALTH & SAFETY
MODERN FIREGROUND EXPOSURES
INHALATION EXPOSURES
Inhaling toxic gases, smoke particulates, and chemical vapors released during the combustion of modern synthetic materials.
EXPOSURE OUTCOMES
- CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD)
- OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA & BRONCHITIS
- REACTIVE AIRWAY DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME (RADS)
- ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE
CONTACT EXPOSURES
Absorption of hazardous chemicals and carcinogens through the skin, often from soot, debris, and contaminated turnout gear.
EXPOSURE OUTCOMES
- OCCUPATIONAL CANCERS
- CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
- CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DAMAGE
- SYSTEMIC ORGAN TOXICITY
