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Fire & Emergency Servicing, Repair & Testing
             
                   
                                     
   
There Comes A Time When Everything Matters.
  
                                     
                     
                                     
    The NFPA 1915 Standard for Fire Apparatus Preventive Maintenance Program 2000 establishes guidelines for the institution of a preventive maintenance program for fire apparatus. These standards shall be fully applicable to both public and private entities involved in the use of such equipment. Identification of the systems and items that are governed by this regulation is determined in addition to the frequency and requirements for testing. These standards are not intended to supplant any specifications as defined by the manufacturers of the equipment; the intent is to ensure the readiness and safe operation when use is required.
                                     
   
On Site Service and Repair
         
Ladder Inspection and Load Tests
         
As per NFPA 1901, Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus, these regulations are applicable to any and all fire apparatus that are equipped with an aerial ladder, an elevating platform, or a water tower. The standards exist to guarantee a baseline safety factor in regard to inspections and testing requirements for aerial devices due to their subjection to overstress and misuse.
       
                 
   
Fire Pump Test
   
Guidelines for service tests of pumps or any component used in pump operations mandate that these checks shall be conducted at least on an annual basis or whenever major repairs or modifications are made.
   
   
 
                 
Fire Hose Testing
                 
Your pumper is designed to deliver large amounts of water. When a pump that is designed to deliver 1500 plus gpm is employed as a hydrostatic testing device it is being used for a purpose for which it was never intended.
 
                                       
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