Taylor'd Containers

06/18/2026

A look back at Day 2 of our Open House.

Thank you to City of Spokane Fire Department Truck 14 for coming out, spending time with our team, and putting the each of our Prop Series to work.

It was great to see firefighters getting hands-on reps, moving through scenarios, asking questions, and training on props that are designed and built right here in Spokane Valley.

We appreciate everyone who came out over the two days to see what Taylor’d Systems is building for fire departments across the country.

Thank you again to Spokane Fire Department Truck 14 for being part of it.

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06/17/2026

A look back at Day 1 of our Open House.

Thank you to Spokane Valley Fire Department for coming out, bringing your crews, and putting the props to work. It was great to see firefighters getting hands-on reps, walking through scenarios, and seeing the Prop Series in action.

A lot of people in our region don’t realize this level of firefighter training equipment is being built right here in Spokane Valley. Today is the last day to stop by, walk the lineup, ask questions, and see what these props are built to do.

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📅 Final day: Today

We appreciate Spokane Valley Fire Department for spending part of the day with us.

06/17/2026

Spokane Valley Fire Department brought crews out for our open house to train on all of our Taylor’d Prop Series. Working through roof operations, confined-space movement, entry points, and real-world repetitions in full gear.

This is why we build training props: more reps, more confidence, and more realistic preparation before the call.

Day 2 is tomorrow.

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06/15/2026

High-angle rescue training with Spokane Valley Fire Department on the Series 40+.

We caught some great shots of the crew executing rappelling drills off the 40+.

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06/10/2026

Your crew doesn’t just need giant multi-company drills. They need the everyday reps.

FDNY legend Kevin Shea joined the Confident Risks podcast to break down why small-scale, individual to company-sized training is the actual foundation of fireground success.

Think about it like professional sports: you don’t scrimmage every single day. You hit the weight room. You refine the micro-skills.

If your team is only practicing during massive, occasional training operations, you are missing the critical micro-skills that keep members safe and efficient. Build the routine of small, focused reps into your shift.

Listen to the full conversation with Kevin Shea on the Confident Risks podcast.