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Kaza Fire Equipment Co., one of the country's leading sources for fire and rescue equipment and service, reports that the company's exhibit at the recent Pittsburgh Fire, Rescue, and EMS Expo was a great success. Kaza Fire representatives set up and staffed a booth at the Monroeville Convention Center from Feburary 28 through March 1, offering Expo attendees access to some of the company's most popular boots, helmets, Flash Lights, and other gear.

Currently, the most stressful job in America, according to the recently released 2015 Jobs Rated report, is that of firefighter. Experts state that because firefighters live knowing they may be called to risk their lives at any given moment, the stress level is understandably high. Furthermore, when a firefighter enters a burning building, he counts on his gear to protect him. In addition to ladders, axes, flashlights and Air Tools, a firefighter trusts his protective clothing. His helmet, coat, gloves, eyewear, etc., function together to insulate him from the fire-related perils of his profession.

Kaza Fire Equipment Co., a leading supplier of fire-fighting equipment and apparatuses, announced that the company has received new stock of hard-to-find N5A leather helmets. As manufacturer MSA is operating with a 14-week backlog in producing the helmets, Kaza Fire Equipment's inventory represents one of the best available opportunities for those seeking to purchase helmets in the near term, whether as holiday gifts for others or for their own use. Kaza Fire representatives expect that the company's remaining stock of these important, in-demand safety accessories will go quickly, so those interested in them are urged to visit the company's website as soon as possible.

Kaza Fire Equipment Co. recently announced the opening of its online store, which brings consumer-like convenience to fire departments and similar organizations across the nation. This store makes it easy to purchase professional firefighting equipment at any time. Ordering is open to everyone, including municipal fire departments, private firefighting teams, and individuals.