Packexe Ltd News and Events

Big news this month is that Packexe SMASH will be sponsoring 2 rescue challenges simultaneously on 6^th March - the Irish National Extrication Challenge in Sligo and the West Midlands Regional Challenge.

Packexe SMASH will be available for use in the challenge pits, giving all competitors the chance to use SMASH for their glass management. We will also be on hand for training opportunities throughout the day.

If you are attending either challenge please drop by the demonstration stand to learn about the technology behind Packexe SMASH.

February has seen us out on the road, visiting fire and rescue services up and down the country.

After discussions with various brigades we have set out to demonstrate the system, giving you some initial training and the chance to try Packexe SMASH first hand. The visits have allowed firefighters to put Packexe SMASH through its paces, showing great enthusiasm to trial it and suggesting ways the product can be used in line with current processes. It is great to receive such feedback and interest.

The visits have been a great success, with 4 fire and rescue services already using Packexe SMASH operationally and many regions in the final stages of evaluation

Please comment below if you were at one of our visits? What are your thoughts on Packexe SMASH?

We would be happy to arrange a visit/training day in your region, if this is something you are interested in please contact us.

Packexe SMASH is in its second month of the 2010 Premier World Tour. The tour launched in January at the Intersec 2010 exhibition in Dubai. The show proved to be a huge success with interest from many countries across the world.

The Premier World Tour will take Packexe SMASH to the Irish National Rescue Challenge, the FDiC exhibition in the USA, Spanish National Extrication Challenge organised by APRAT, the European Extrication Challenge in Austria, the Interschutz exhibition in Germany, national challenges in Australia and North America and also the World Rescue Challenge in Ireland.