Emergency Response

Emergency Response.

We are trained, equipped, experienced and ready to respond.

Mobilization.

Our firefighting units can be en route to any scene within North America within 2 hours of notification. Once in the field, the Quintech teams are ready for extended deployment.

Equipment.

The Quintech teams are fully equipped with NWCG Specification Type 2 Engines fitted with:

Pump & roll capabilties.
500-gallon poly water tank.
625 gpm pumps capable of 530 gpm @100 psi.
Standard Fire Department connections on both inlet and outlet forestry adaptors.
Fully equipped trauma kit.
4 KW Generators.
Barricade Fire Blocking Gel equipped.

Highly Trained Personnel.

All firefighting personnel have received extensive safety instruction with on-going training to maintain the highest standards of response. As company standards, Quintech Fire Services Ltd. crews are comprised of a minimum of three personnel with a minimum of three of the following qualifications:

Wildland Firefighting – Per NWCG red card qualified with S-205 and S-330 standards.
Structural Firefighting – (urban /municipal) training, experience and certification.
Industrial Firefighting – NFPA 600 levels 1 & 2.
Technical Rescue – NFPA 1006 or equivalent standards.
Hazardous Material Response – Responder level.
Medical Response – Minimum first responder.

Selected personnel depend on the response. These include “Technician” or “Specialist” level HazMat response, Crash Fire Rescue, Aircraft Rescue Firefighter (ARFF) and Marine Firefighter certified as Search and Rescue trained and may hold additional qualifications. Quintech Fire Services personnel are trained and experienced in Incident Command System and selected personnel are S-300 qualified for wildland Extended Attack Incident Command.

“I had the pleasure of meeting and working with Darren and his crew from Quintech during the Okanagan Mountain Park Fire.
They were assigned a variety of tasks including: working on the fire line, to triaging threatened areas for future operational options, to public education in the areas of our community that were under evacuation alert.
The Quintech crews were very professional and disciplined… all around great guys. Darren Hutchinson was a great resource to our command staff when it came to triaging and introducing us to the benefits of gel in wildland applications.”
– Lou Wilde, Assistant Fire Chief, Kelowna Fire Department