Rescue Intellitech North America

06/03/2026

Reducing firefighter cancer risk requires more than awareness. It requires action.

That's why it's encouraging to see departments like Spring Fire Department in Spring, TX taking a proactive approach to decontamination, helping reduce contaminant exposure not only on the fireground, but throughout their stations and daily operations.

By implementing dedicated decontamination processes and investing in solutions that help remove harmful substances from equipment and PPE, they're creating a safer environment for their firefighters today while helping protect their long-term health.

Every department across North America faces the same challenge: how to reduce exposure to carcinogens that can follow firefighters back to the apparatus, the station, and even home after a call.

Spring Fire Department is demonstrating what that commitment can look like in practice.

Thank you to FOX26 Houston for sharing Spring FD's story with the Houston community. Watch the segment to see how their team is approaching firefighter decontamination and cancer risk reduction, and why more departments are making contamination control a critical part of their health and safety strategy.

06/02/2026

For years, dirty gear was seen as a badge of honor. Today, we know better.

The greatest threat to firefighter health often isn't the fire itself. It's the carcinogens and contaminants that remain on PPE, SCBA, equipment, apparatus, stations, and even make their way home to families after the call is over. The latest research and industry conversations continue to reinforce a critical truth: protection doesn't end when the fire is out.

A truly effective decontamination strategy goes beyond surface cleaning. It requires a system-wide approach that reduces exposure at every step, helping protect firefighters today and throughout their careers.

At Rescue Intellitech, we're committed to helping departments build safer decontamination practices through solutions designed specifically for firefighter equipment and PPE.

Read the full article: https://www.firefightingincanada.com/sponsored/when-clean-enough-isnt-clean-enough/

The growing case for system-wide decontamination policies that protect firefighters, stations and their families.

05/04/2026

May 4th is more than just Star Wars Day. It’s also International Firefighters’ Day.

A day to recognize the people who run towards danger when others are told to stay back.

The ones who go in, not knowing exactly what they’ll face.
The ones who come home carrying more than just the memory of the fire.

Today is a reminder of what that really means, for them, their families, and everyone they protect.

May the Force be with you — always.

05/02/2026

This National Fallen Firefighters Weekend, we honor the heroes who gave everything in the line of duty. Their sacrifice is a powerful reminder of what this profession demands on every call, every day.

We remember. We honor. We never forget.

04/23/2026

We’re set up and ready at FDIC. If you’re walking the floor, come take a closer look at how Rescue Intellitech is helping firefighters fight cancer. Clean Gear Saves Lives.

Stop by Booth 507 and talk with the team.

12/18/2025

🔥 BREAKING: New law changes how firefighter cancer deaths are recognized at the federal level. The Senate has passed the HONOR Act, expected to be signed into law tomorrow.

For years, many U.S. states have recognized certain cancers as occupational diseases for firefighters, but federal line of duty death benefits have often remained out of reach for families.

The HONOR Act closes that gap:

✅ If a firefighter dies from occupational cancer, it is recognized as a line of duty death
✅ Surviving families, partners and children, become eligible for federal death and education benefits (PSOB)
✅ A presumption is introduced, meaning families no longer have to prove exact exposure

Recognition and support well deserved for all our heroes.

In a historic development, the U.S. Senate has passed the IAFF-endorsed Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act as part of the National Defense Authorization Act

11/26/2025

Fire Department takes Firefighter cancer prevention seriously with their SOLO Decon Washer!

That’s why Fire Chief Bernie Brant and Assistant Chief Chase Assiniwe rely the leading SCBA Decon Washer.

11/11/2025

In the photo with the young man in a military coat is Bjorn Rowland, now our Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Canada. Bjorn served intermittently in the Swedish Coastal Artillery from 1968 to 1984, guarding the Baltic Sea as part of Sweden’s first line of defense during the Cold War.

In the black and white photo, fifth from the left, you’ll see Bryan Katt, now our Director of Service. Bryan served in the U.S. Navy from 1981 to 1985 as a helicopter mechanic on the H-2 Seasprite.

The young gentleman in the more recent photos is Jamie Little, now our Director of Market Development. Jamie served in the U.S. Army from 2011 to 2017 as a Combat Engineer, and also took part in Color Guard operations, as shown in the picture.

We are honored to have these veterans on our team, and we are grateful for all veterans who have served around the world.
Thank you for your service!

11/11/2025

This Veterans Day we want to recognize all who have served your countries and those who have stepped up to support others in times of crisis. Today we’re especially proud to highlight a few of our own team members and thank them for their service and dedication.

11/07/2025

Welcome to the Rescue Intellitech Family, Horizon Fire Department!

We’re proud to have installed your new Solo Rescue Decon Washer this week inside your new state-of-the-art fire station. This upgrade enhances your department’s ability to efficiently and effectively clean your SCBA, helping keep your firefighters safe and mission-ready.

Thank you for prioritizing firefighter health and safety — because .