TRUCK FEATURES
- 8,000 liter/minute Class
A Fire Pump
- 3,200 liters of heated
potable water
- 685 kg. Ansul Purple K
Dry Chemical
- 1,150 liters of AFFF Foam
- Foam Proportioning System
(0-6%)
Key Safety's fire
trucks represent a significant step forward in addressing
the unique problems that are
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encountered in large-scale hydrocarbon firefighting. By applying
and including the newest "hands-on" experience when
designing, firefighting apparatus Key Safety remains
at the forefront of the hydrocarbon firefighting industry.
"Each fire truck's on-board
fire-power" inventory includes Alcohol Resistant Aqueous
Filming Foam concentrate, a potable water
supply and a potassium bicarbonate (PK) dry chemical system,
as well as hoses, fire appliances, and personal protective
apparel
necessary for hazardous duty operations.
These units, unmatched in
the Canadian Petroleum Industry, are operated by skilled
professional hydrocarbon fire fighting specialists.All fire
trucks have the ability to "fight fire" indefinitely
at higher application rates than any other conventional
fire apparatus in today's petroleum industry.
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TRUCK FEATURES
Temperature controlled shower/recovery
trailer complete with:
- 8,000 liter/minute Class
A Fire Pump
- 10,000 liters temperature-controlled
potable water
- 1,365 kg Ansul Purple
K dry chemical
- 910 liters of AFFF foam
- Foam proportioning system
(0-6%)
- Interior & Exterior eyewash
and mid-section stations
- 670 liter/minute shower
pump
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In response to the ongoing
development of enhanced production programs using new fluids
and chemical compositions Key Safety
offers our clients Deluge Shower Systems. These systems
include temperature controlled potable water sources, drench
showers,
eye-wash solutions, patient treatment bunks,
O2 therapy stations emergency
responder's first aid/burn treatment equipment
inventories.
These units offer personal
protection for stimulation or clean cut operations that
are routinely performed at remote locations. In
case of an accidental chemical contamination to an individual,
immediate decontamination followed by wound treatment
and patient stabilization begins. This "on-site"
response provides our clients with the resources and personnel
that can and will make the difference if a personal chemical
contamination should ever occur on location.
For more detailed information
and pictures of Key Safety's firefighting equipment,
please visit their section on fire fighting trucks and equipment
located at www.key-safety.com
or to the direct page here.
Our
equipment
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