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Associations (13)

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Associations

• Arizona Fire Service Mechanics Association (147)
  From the site - "We, the members of the Arizona Fire Service Mechanics Association, strive for the best mechanical ability for repairing fire apparatus, to gain superior knowledge through training and job experience, and uphold the ideal that fire apparatus must be the safest vehicles on the road."
• California Fire Mechanics Academy (219)
  The California Fire Mechanics Academy is dedicated to providing a professional development and training program that will lead to certification by a certifying agency of fire apparatus mechanics based on a system utilizing academy instruction and supervised/structured testing
• Colorado Fire Mechanics Association (168)
  CO-FMA is an organization comprised primarily of Fire Mechanics from Colorado and neighboring states. The purpose of CO-FMA is to train, educate, and share information concerning fire apparatus maintenance and repair.
• EVTA forum (639)
  The newly formed EVTA association has put up a bulletin board system which they hope will serve as a national forum for Emergency Vehicle Technicians.
• Florida Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians (189)
  The mission of the Florida Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians is to
  provide the highest level of continuing education and network support to the
  Emergency Vehicle Technician in order to achieve service excellence in
  maintenance and repair of vehicles equipment.
• Illinois Fire Apparatus Mechanics Association (158)
  IFAMA is a professional organization made up of people who desire to provide the fire service with quality maintenance programs and wish to promote safe and responsible use of servicing of fire apparatus and equipment
• Northern California Fire Mechanics Association (192)
  From the site: "While it would be difficult to state that someone invented the Mechanics Section, it is not hard to say that a need created the first organization of Fire Service Mechanics in California."
• Ohio Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians (141)
  We are the Ohio Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians (OAEVT), a not-for-profit organization formed in early 1992, to serve the Emergency Vehicle Technician (EVT).
• Oklahoma Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians (180)
  Oklahoma Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians
• Pennsylvania Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians (546)
  Just a single page site. Not much here to see as of Jan, 2005
• Society of Fleet Supervisors (178)
  "The Society of Fleet Supervisors was established to promote efficient fleet operations through the exchange of ideas and experiences in the selection and training of personnel, supervisory techniques, maintenance, production, safety, labor relations, plant layouts, supplies and equipment, insurance and related subjects, and to improve Members' prestige and image through training, education, public relations, and increased exposure to all facets of the transportation industry."
• Texas Association of Emergency Vehicle Technicians (158)
  TAEVT is made up of individuals from all areas of emergency vehicle maintenance. From technicians to management, and from factory representatives to whole companies. Our diversification is what makes us work. 
  A driving force behind all of TAEVT's training events is to prepare technicians for upcoming EVTCC testing.
• Washington State Fire Mechanics (137)
  The mission of the Division shall be to promote standardization of fire apparatus and equipment preventative maintenance; improve safety standards and practices; promote workshops, conferences, and seminars related to the purposes of this Division; and to promote cost savings through standardization of building and equipment purchasing and maintenance.