Williams Fire & Hazard Control's Thunderstorm W813A is an aqueous film forming foam concentrate that combines flourocarbon and hydrocarbon surfactant to provide superior fire and vapor suppression for Class B, polar solvent, and hydrocarbon fuel fires.
After 23 years of dedicated service, Chauncey Naylor has retired from the Williams Fire & Hazard Control business of Johnson Controls.
Immediate access to trained professionals makes for-profit fire response appealing.
Williams Fire & Hazard Control legendary industrial fire event returns to Brayton Fire Field.
Making a proper on-scene assessment of a silo fire that forced an evacuation around a Texas grain mill in September 2017 proved awkward.
College Station, Texas, is now one of three annual international stops made by the Williams Fire & Hazard Control Xtreme Industrial Fire & Hazard Training event held at Brayton Fire Training Field in June.
Williams Fire & Hazard Control was ready, willing, and able to extinguish the aftermath of a crude oil boilover in Nicaragua that left two 150-foot diameter storage tanks in flames.
Responders used a new, customized rapid intervention mobile package that includes Williams Fire & Hazard Control's Ambassador monitor that can shoot 6,000 gpm of foam onto the fire, the WFHC’s Dependapump, and large diameter hose.
Tyco Williams Fire & Hazard Control’s annual Xtreme Industrial Fire & Hazard Training will celebrate its 24th anniversary in 2017 by returning to the fire school where it originated at – Brayton Field in College Station, TX.
The new package includes dual submersible pumps, a Palfinger 9001-EH wireless remote control deployment crane, and a Caterpillar C9 diesel engine rated at 375 horsepower.