GelTech Solutions

"I had been working with the fire service for a the past five years and one thing I learned is technology is changing fast and current fire suppression technology is falling behind and is actually quite dangerous to use, all one has to do is read the Safety Data Sheets available from any manufacturer. One of the pertinent things is the fact that ABC Dry Chemical extinguishers can cause chemical pneumonia if inhaled. This is the case in the recent tragedy at University of Maryland, where a young student was exposed to mold and died due to pneumonia. If you are a manufacturer, distributor, facility manager or repair technician involved with ABC, “Lawsuits in a Can” I would argue that it is only a matter of time before the lawsuits start to come in as an exposure to pneumonia in any fashion is still an exposure to pneumonia. These should be remediated by new technology that is safer!" - Gerry Kennedy President at Charles River Risk Solutions, LLC