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Tue, Dec 22nd, 2009, 0:00 am
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Today SFES finished installing an, All Aluminum, custom command module in the OIC vehicle for the West Hanover Twp. FD. After some planning, SFES was able to create and fabricate a command module to meet the needs of the volunteers. SFES created the module to retain an SCBA, a set of turn out gear, an area for medical equipment, handtool area, a vulcan streamlight, portable charger, 2 extinguishers, a command board, and accountabilty hooks. This plan took some time, but hopefully West Hanover is as pleased as we are, with the final product. Again, SFES would like to thank Company 36, for the opportunity to "Specialize" your Duty Officer Ride!
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Thu, Nov 5th, 2009, 0:00 am
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Today SFES finshed up work on West Hanover Township Fire Department's new engine. SFES installed an all metal dog box over the existing plastic one, to utilize this area to mount equipment. SFES also removed the plastic dash, forward of the OIC , and fabricated an aluminum replacement, to mount the computer. We were also able to incorporate the old glove box too! The SFES Fabricators, then revamped a few compartments, to better utilize compartment space. Thanks to the firefighters from Co. 36, for allowing SFES to provide professional, better than OEM, Fire Equipment Mounting, at a reasonable cost.
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Thu, Sep 10th, 2009, 10:00 am
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Today SFES finished up some work on Hellam's tanker (York county). Hellam came to us, with a request for help in organizing the equipment, carried on Tanker 24. The SFES crew cleared out the upper driver side compartments and the driver side lower compartment, and started from scratch. SFES then added some dividers and shelves on the passenger side. The Hellam Volunteers were very pleased with the work, and the end result was a very "user friendly" . Thanks to Chief Dube, and the Hellam Firefighters for the allowing SFES to make Tanker 24, "Defy Ordinary"!
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Sat, Aug 22nd, 2009, 0:20 am
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Today SFES finished up working on Paxtonia Fire Company's new 2009 Seagrave Marauder II. SFES installed handtools, a TIC and gas meter as well as master stream devices and numerous other pieces of equipment. Congratulations go out to the Company 34! The new Engine 34, is a "No Nonsense" Firefighting Vehicle! This Engine should serve the fire department, and the citizens of Lower Paxton Township for many years to come
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Wed, Jul 29th, 2009, 13:43 pm
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Today Josh and Nick Matinchek of Peiffer Plumbing and Heating brought their trucks to SFES to have laptop computers, complete with printers, and internet connections, custom mounted in their work trucks. The SFES crew mounted the computers and due to an emergency call for a clogged toilet, the work was finished promptly. Unfortunately for Nick, his truck was finished first so he drew the straw to take in the emergency call out.
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Fri, Jul 17th, 2009, 13:09 pm
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Squad 22 from the Chemical Fire Co. #1 of Lebanon, PA came to SFES for some custom additions and tool re-mounting. The crew at SFES changed the layout of the compartments, added a custom "22" cribbing gate, mounted tools, added a custom dual slide out hopper for absorbant and sand, and added a custom "swinging" step to the rear hitch.
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Tue, Jun 16th, 2009, 14:03 pm
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A local Police Dept. brought their Ford Expedition to SFES to have a custom, rear slide out for equipment, fabricated and installed. After determining the needs of the PD, the crew at SFES fabricated and installed the slide out which includes storage for large equipment cases as well as a filing drawer and storage for other small equipment.
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Tue, Jun 16th, 2009, 12:22 pm
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Rescue-Engine 33 from the Colonial Park Fire Co. made a stop at SFES for some custom work to begin a refurb process. The SFES crew extended the front bumper and added two hydraulic reels as well as trays to allow for a quick and easy deployment of pre-connected Amkus tools. Other work to the rig included the additions of custom "33" cribbing gates, a tailboard, a sliding laptop computer mount in the officers seat, and three winch receivers.
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Tue, May 12th, 2009, 0:00 am
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The Officers and Firefighters from Station 44, presented some interesting challenges to the SFES Fabrication Crew. More SCBA's needed to be added to the crew riding area, but space was limited! Cabinets were fabricated to fit in the space allotted in the jumpseat area, with locking vertical slide outs retaining 2 SCBA's each. These interior cabinets were then covered with "LINEX" to match the interior paint color. SFES also fabricated, Cribbing Gates with the number "44" integrated into the gate structure. Numerous other items were fabricated and installed in various locations on "Rescue 44". Thanks to the Lawnton Fire Co. for allowing SFES to make their rig "Truly Specialized"!
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Fri, Apr 3rd, 2009, 17:44 pm
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Maytown East Donegal Fire got thier new Peterbilt Tanker, and the compartments were empty! Not a problem for the dudes at SFES! As a matter of fact, that's what Specialized prefers! SFES fabricated and installed slide out trays with storage for, fire hose, low level strainers, adapters, and other firefighting equipment. Thanks to Station 7-9 for letting SFES add the finishing touch to Tanker 7-9. It is a very functional Tanker!
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