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4th November 2025
On November 3rd, our JDR Houston team took part in a practical fire extinguisher safety training session delivered by the Tomball Fire Department. The course was held onsite and provided our employees with hands-on experience in handling fire extinguishers and responding effectively in emergency situations.
Partnering with the local fire department strengthens our emergency preparedness and reinforces our ongoing commitment to a proactive safety culture by enabling our team to engage directly with local first responders, exchange knowledge, learn best practices, and continuously improve workplace safety standards.
This initiative reflects JDR’s dedication to protecting our people, supporting our communities, and maintaining the highest standards of operational excellence.
#JDR #TFKGroup #Houston #SafetyFirst #FireSafety #CommunityEngagement #Training #TomballFireDepartment #ThinkSafety #OperationalExcellence
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Partnering with the local fire department strengthens our emergency preparedness and reinforces our ongoing commitment to a proactive safety culture by enabling our team to engage directly with local first responders, exchange knowledge, learn best practices, and continuously improve workplace safety standards.
This initiative reflects JDR’s dedication to protecting our people, supporting our communities, and maintaining the highest standards of operational excellence.
#JDR #TFKGroup #Houston #SafetyFirst #FireSafety #CommunityEngagement #Training #TomballFireDepartment #ThinkSafety #OperationalExcellence
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