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Fire Protection News mailing list allows marketers to target local and state government establishments engaged in fighting fires in urban and rural areas to protect the lives of people and their property. Professionals in these establishments rely on resource materials like books, reports, newsletters, and audio tapes for topics on safe firefighting operations and fire station management. They purchase products ranging from fire-proof suits to axes for daily operation.
Reach executive administration, fire chiefs, firemen, and fire marshals who are trained to prevent structural fires through routine building inspections or put out fires due to faulty electrical wiring, kitchen fires or industrial explosions. These emergency management professionals are highly trained in managing fire, saving lives and providing for their personal safety in the course of duty. They are the first on the scene to assess damage, evacuate people and animals from buildings, provide CPR, extinguish fire, investigate the cause of fire, and assist with cleanup efforts. Their efforts minimize structural damage, burns suffered by inhabitants and smoke inhalation. Fire protection providers also respond to search and rescue efforts to help locate a lost child or hiker. Firefighters seek vendor partners for solutions in staff training, cost-effective products, technology, safety gear, and education. They attend seminars and conferences for ongoing education and professional development/accreditation.
Government fire protection: Fire departments, fire marshals, fire prevention
These civil service professionals purchase products and services such as: Industry magazines, computers, software, office supplies, helmets, fire-proof suits, fire station furnishings, oxygen, emergency response goods, fire trucks, training resources, first aid, water tanks, fire hoses, ladders, axes, navigation systems, badges, and mobile devices.
Ideal users of this list include: Publications, computer manufacturers, software providers, fleet vehicle manufacturers, fitness providers, trainers, medical supply providers, safety apparel providers, event coordinators, insurance providers, financial institutions, recruiters, continuing education providers, and credit card issuers. |
