Please join us in congratulating David Membury and Geoff Lovell on their recent retirements from M&L Supply! They added a lot to our team and we’re going to miss both of them but we will be keeping in touch to draw on their knowledge and expertise. May all the years ahead bring good health,
This is my first attempt at writing for a blog so, I figured that I should talk about the most important thing facing firefighters today – their safety! Accountability is the responsibility of everyone on the fireground – not just the Incident Commander. Developing an easy to use accountability system, instituting
I hope today finds everyone doing well! Coming from the manufacturer’s side of the fire service, I am one of the newest members of the M&L family. Here is what I have learned so far as a part of this fine organization. The company is run by an enthusiastic man –
As the days get shorter and the temperature starts to drop, we are constantly reminded the end of the year is rapidly approaching. Although some aspects of the year are winding down, the rash of new SCBA deliveries is still in full swing, and in some respects, just getting started. In
This week many of us had the privilege of visiting the Task Force Tips (TFT) plant in Valparaiso, Indiana. TFT was a first class act from the time we were picked up by Curt, the pilot, to the time Brian Podsiadlik (Pods) dropped us back off at the airfield for our return
I hope everyone recovered well from Thanksgiving and that you all were able to spend the beautiful weekend with family and friends. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to participate in live fire training with Zorra Township. It was a great day with 4 burns and a lot of
Anyone who knows me is aware that I am a ‘Fire & Extrication’ guy. I don’t do high-angle……although we do handle lots of products that fall under the line of special operations equipment. I recently had the opportunity to spend a night with one of my customers and their extremely dedicated
I have been with the M &L sales team since the late 90’s – my background being in the firefighting trade in the Ottawa Valley. My father was a firefighter/officer and retired as Chief from a full-time fire department. I followed in his footsteps. I became a full-time firefighter/officer with the Department
M&L Supply and Task Force Tip nozzles were the sponsors of a recent Hose and Nozzle Handling Course at Lambton Fire College in Sarnia. The course was put on by Nozzle Forward from the USA. Over 50 firefighters from fire departments across Ontario took part in this 2 day course. M&L
“It is unwise to pay too much but it is worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money – that’s all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought
