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    Minerva Bunker Gear Cleaners Welcomes 1851 Support Specialist

    Feb. 9, 2021
    Minerva Bunker Gear Cleaners is proud to announce and welcome Nick Magoteaux as our 1851 Support Specialist.
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    DAYTON, OH (Feb. 9, 2021) – Minerva Bunker Gear Cleaners is proud to announce and welcome Nick Magoteaux as our 1851 Support Specialist. Nick will be responsible for serving and expanding our customer base throughout the Country from our Ohio facility.

    Nick joins the Minerva Bunker Gear Cleaners team with over 15 years of experience in public safety. Nick is also the founder and co-executive of Brothers Helping Brothers, a fire service nonprofit that helps small and rural fire departments with much needed tools and equipment.

    Minerva Bunker Gear Cleaners is trusted by F.D.N.Y. and thousands of departments nationwide with the cleaning, repair, and maintenance of their Bunker and EMS gear. We are a Third Party Verified ISP (Independent Service Provider) by Intertek & Underwriters Laboratories and fully compliant with the current NFPA 1851 Standard, ensuring proper care of all of your PPE. Our factory trained repair specialists & six (6) facilities (Colorado, Florida, New York, North Carolina, Georgia, and Ohio) help ensure we maintain the fastest turnaround time in the industry.

    For more information, please contact Nick directly at (937) 272-4187 or via email at [email protected].

    WE WELCOME NICK AS A VALUABLE MEMBER OF OUR TEAM

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