AFSO21 LLC

Knowing the risks associated with PFAS occupational exposure and how to properly manage them can save lives. Don't wait! Contact us today to schedule a presentation.

As a service connected disabled veteran owned business...we thank our brothers and sisters who have served and are serving around the world, some in remote hostile locations, to protect America and her freedoms.

Why are good people leaving your organization and what are you doing to stop them from walking out? Understanding the "problem" is the first step to creating a solution. Build and maintain a team that people want to join.

We're proud to announce our CEO, Kevin Ferrara, was selected to serve on the Technical Committee on Emergency Responder Occupational Health and Wellness as a Primary committee member. The proposed standard, NFPA 1580 will be combining NFPA standards 1581, 1582, 1583, and 1584.

To all those who are currently serving in our nations military at home or abroad, AFSO21 LLC thanks you for your personal service and sacrifice to support and defend the US Constitution and America against all enemies, foreign and domestic.

Nice little surprise left at our door today...a fresh copy of the newly formed and published NFPA 1010 standard that AFSO21 LLC founder and CEO, Kevin Ferrara had the honor of contributing to as a Technical Committee on Firefighter Professional Qualifications member. We want to thank everyone who worked on this standard...the contributions of the entire 1010 committee will have a positive impact throughout the fire service for years to come.

Fire Training: Back to Basics is this years safety stand down theme. As we have been saying for a long time, firefighters (career or volunteer) MUST be trained and remain proficient in their skills; especially basic firefighting. AFSO21 encourages everyone to share this with your local emergency services and municipal leaders. Together, we can work to meet the goal of everyone goes home.

PFAS, a group of thousands of manmade toxic chemicals used in products across the world, have been finding their way into our ground and drinking water sources for decades, even right under your homes; more so if you're near a former or current US military installation. PFAS chemicals are mostly colorless and odorless, therefore, it's likely you aren't aware they are there or that you've been exposed and now the chemicals are in your body. In the following article, AFSO21 CEO Kevin Ferrara talks about these toxic PFAS chemicals being used in the fire service to inform firefighters and the public about their existence and the health hazards they pose such as being associated with various diseases and or cancers.