Rescue Intellitech North America

Name: Rescue Intellitech North America
Address: RESCUE Intellitech Inc. 7215 Gateway Court, Manassas, VA, 20109, US
Telephone: +13462180585

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10/28/2026

The work does not end when the fire is out.

Smoke, soot, and contaminants can remain on gear and equipment after the incident. That is why on-scene decon, proper cleaning practices, and a strong station workflow all matter in helping reduce long-term exposure risks.

10/27/2026

The risk does not always stop when the call is over.

In this Decon Exchange short, Russ Osgood of Firefighter Cancer Support Network talks about why firefighter cancer prevention is not only about protecting the individual firefighter. It is also about protecting the families waiting at home.

Clean gear, decon practices, and exposure reduction are part of a larger commitment to firefighter health, family safety, and the future of the fire service.

Watch the full Decon Exchange video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw_HnBYx0Bc

Featuring Russ Osgood, Firefighter Cancer Support Network

10/26/2026

Firefighter cancer prevention takes more than one safety protocol. It takes a complete strategy.

From on-scene decontamination and clean cab practices to equipment cleaning and long-term health monitoring, every step plays a role in reducing occupational exposure.

Our whitepaper, Building a Complete Firefighter Cancer Prevention System, featured on Firehouse.com, explores how departments can identify gaps, strengthen existing protocols, and build a more comprehensive approach to firefighter health and safety.

Download the whitepaper and take the next step toward a stronger cancer prevention program.

https://www.firehouse.com/white-papers/whitepaper/55406648/building-a-complete-firefighter-cancer-prevention-system

Featuring: Firehouse.com

10/23/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an important reminder that occupational exposure risks in the fire service deserve continued attention.

Firefighters can encounter harmful chemicals through smoke, soot, gear, equipment, and station environments. Understanding these risks is part of building stronger cancer prevention practices for every firefighter, every department, and every family behind the badge.

Read more from Breast Cancer Prevention Partners:
https://www.bcpp.org/resource/firefighters/

Breast Cancer Prevention Partners

10/21/2026

For many firefighters, decon is not just about the next call. It is about making sure they can go home cleaner, safer, and more protected for the people who rely on them.

"I have a daughter, a son, a wife, a brother, and parents who rely on me. I need to end the day coming back to them."
- Web Marshall | President, Fire Fighter Cancer Foundation, Inc.

10/20/2026

Clean gear is more than a station standard. It is part of a firefighter health strategy.

In this Decon Exchange short, Russ Osgood of Firefighter Cancer Support Network discusses why contaminated gear should be taken seriously and why consistent cleaning practices matter after exposure.

Reducing risk starts with changing what we bring back into the station, the apparatus, and home.

Watch the full Decon Exchange video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw_HnBYx0Bc

Featuring Russ Osgood, Firefighter Cancer Support Network

10/19/2026

Toxic contaminants can remain on firefighting equipment long after an incident, making effective cleaning and decontamination essential to firefighter health.

In partnership with FireRescue1, we're sharing The Firefighter Decon Guide: Your Playbook for Reducing Exposure and Contamination.

This resource explores the limitations of traditional cleaning methods, how cross-contamination occurs, and practical strategies departments can implement to strengthen their decon protocols.

Download the eHandbook and discover how your department can take a more proactive approach to exposure reduction.

https://www.firerescue1.com/the-firefighter-decon-guide-your-playbook-for-reducing-exposure-and-contamination-ebook

Featuring: FireRescue1

10/16/2026

BRING YOUR DIRTY GEAR!

Firefighter safety doesn't end when the fire is out. Join Rescue Intellitech and the City of St. Louis Park, Minnesota Fire Department for a FREE LIVE WASH EVENT featuring the Solo Rescue® Decon Washer!

See automated decontamination in action, bring your contaminated gear for a live wash demonstration, and learn how effective cleaning practices can help reduce exposure to harmful contaminants and support firefighter cancer prevention.

Tuesday, November 3, 2026
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
St. Louis Park Fire Department | Minnesota

Don't miss this opportunity to see the technology firsthand, ask questions, and connect with others committed to firefighter health and safety.

👉 Learn more and RSVP: https://www.rescueintellitech.com/en-us/news/live-wash-event-at-st-louis-park-fire-department/?utm_source=rescue-intellitech&utm_medium=display-ads&utm_campaign=stlouispark_live_wash_demo_2026&utm_content=bring_your_dirty_gear

Clean Gear Saves Lives™

10/16/2026

Hard goods like SCBAs, helmets, boots, and gloves can carry contaminants after a call.

How does your department currently clean hard goods?

Comment below with A, B, C, or D.

10/14/2026

A second set of gear can make a major difference in a department's decon strategy.

When contaminated gear is being cleaned, firefighters still need clean, ready-to-use PPE available for the next call. It is one more step toward reducing exposure while keeping crews prepared.

Address

RESCUE Intellitech Inc. 7215 Gateway Court
Manassas, VA
20109

Telephone

+13462180585

Website

https://www.rescueintellitech.com/en-us/

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