FSA New ARFF Fire Appliance
June 24, 2024 by Steve McLeod

New Fire Truck – Coming Soon

Fire and Safety Australia (FSA) is thrilled to announce the addition of two brand-new Scania Aviation Rescue and Firefighting Appliances to our fleet. These cutting-edge vehicles are specifically designed for remote oil and gas sites and aerodrome emergency response operations, meeting the stringent Safer Together Oil and Gas standards and the international ICAO Category 5 standards.

Key Features of the New ARFF Fire Appliance:

  • 8000L Water Tank: Ensures ample water supply for extensive firefighting operations.
  • 1500L B Class Foam: Provides effective suppression of flammable liquid fires.
  • 4500lpm Pump: High-capacity pump for efficient water and foam discharge.
  • ARFF Overhead and Bumper Monitors with Pump and Roll: Advanced monitoring systems for precise firefighting control.
  • 250kg Dry Chem Unit and Hose Reel: Equipped for handling chemical fires.
  • Latest Crew Safety Technology: Enhances the safety of our emergency response teams.

These state-of-the-art appliances will be operational with our Emergency Services Officers at major oil and gas FIFO sites in Australia by late 2024. This significant investment underscores FSA’s commitment to providing the best possible emergency response services.

Commitment to Excellence

At FSA, we continuously strive to set a higher standard in the industry. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our ongoing investment in the newest and most advanced firefighting equipment. This ensures that our professional emergency response teams and client partners receive the best support possible.

Why Choose FSA?

Having the best equipment is crucial for emergency response. FSA’s investment in the latest fire trucks, technology, and Emergency Response Vehicles demonstrates our leadership and dedication to excellence in the industry. By choosing FSA, you ensure your team benefits from unparalleled service and cutting-edge safety solutions.

Contact us today for more information on our services and how we can support your team with Medical and Emergency Response.

 

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