The distributor for Packexe SMASH in Japan, Akao & Co Ltd attended the Security & Safety Trade Expo (RISCON TOKYO) on the 19th – 21st October. Akao & Co Ltd received a positive evaluation from their demonstrations.
The total amount of visitors RISCON received were 63,274, a fantastic number to promote and build awareness of Packexe SMASH.
Packexe SMASH can be seen in five videos from N.A.V.R.C. 2010 on The Battalion TV, visit http://thebattalion.tv/webisodes/international/calgary. Packexe SMASH is featured in the introduction of each video, to see Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue service using Packexe SMASH watch Video One. To see the Calgary Fire Department using Packexe SMASH watch Video Two.
A demonstration of Packexe SMASH is also available on the website, visit http://thebattalion.tv/videos/demos. The Battalion TV is produced by Tule Fog Production LLC, with each webisode having the look and feel of a fully produced episodic series for television.
We had a fantastic time at the UK Rescue Challenge, congratulations to all the winners. Special congratulations to the Royal Berkshire Rescue Team as they came First in all the categories under the Extrication Challenge, with Avon Fire & Rescue awarded Second and Central Scotland awarded Third. What makes their win even more special to us is that they were one of many who used Packexe SMASH!
It was fantastic to hear that Packexe SMASH was used within the 2011 Technical Rescue Challenge in Zirl last month. The images below clearly present Packexe SMASH in action:
Students who attended the ‘Hands on Training Class’ at the Firehouse Expo in Baltimore, USA on the 19th – 23rd July, tested and compared Duct Tape to Packexe SMASH while breaking a window of a car. The results are significant!
Packexe SMASH being used during an extrication training session at an Advanced Part 1 class in Logans Ferry Heights, Pennsylvania on Sunday 11th September 2011
Packexe Smash is a very simple and versatile glass management system, that has great benefit at road traffic collisions in respect of casualty and rescuer safety, it can also be utilised at any incident such as a forced entry, where glass needs to be made safe
— Steve Barrow the Hampshire FRS Extrication team manager