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  The organisers of The Emergency Services Show are pleased to announce that the event will be moving to The NEC, Birmingham. In addition, the show is moving from its traditional November dates and will be held this year from 25-26 September to take advantage of longer daylight hours for outdoor exhibitors.

• New operational firefighting glove from Rosenbauer offers increased comfort and protection 

  Rosenbauer has launched the Safe Grip 3 operational glove. Which the company says is a further advance on the Safe Grip 2, the new glove offers improved protection characteristics, optimised wearer comfort and attractive design.

• Terberg DTS signs major distribution deal with Oshkosh Corporation 

  Specialist vehicle supplier Terberg DTS (UK) Ltd has announced that it has signed an agreement with North American vehicle manufacturer Oshkosh Corporation to act as its UK and Ireland representative for airport firefighting and rescue (ARFF) and industrial vehicles.

• The premier event in fire and life safety comes back to Chicago in June! 

  Mark your calendar to attend the year’s largest and most important event for the fire protection, life safety, and electrical industries. Join NFPA experts and industry professionals as we gather on June 10–12 for the 2013 NFPA Conference & Expo, widely regarded as the most comprehensive event in the industry. Convening at McCormick Place Convention Center, the event combines an unrivaled educational conference with an expo of more than 300 solution providers. There is no better opportunity to speak with experts, evaluate products, find solutions to your technical challenges and stay current with technological advances in your field.

• The Fire Ninja Blog: the importance of staying fit for firefighters 

  As a young boy, I remember an event at my elementary school where the local fire department showed up with their shiny red trucks and laid out all of their fancy tools. As a collective group we ‘ohed  and aahhed’ at all the cool equipment and we quite literally stood around looking up to these larger than life heroes that had committed their lives to protecting ours. But I also distinctly remember that on that day, there was a huge firefighter that had been driving the engine. As a kid, all of these burly guys must have seemed large to me, but the driver/operator stood out as obese to me even from a child’s perspective.