Fire Safe Safety Services

04/10/2026

It’s a great day for CPR and Basic First Aid Training with the King of Beers!

03/02/2026

Thank you to Dr. Johnson and the incredible team at DCC for this opportunity. We look forward to a great partnership providing top-quality training programs to benefit our region!

08/12/2025

Would you know what to do if someone experienced a medical emergency in your presence? If not, why not attend our CPR/AED class on Thursday August 21, starting at 6:00pm. Learn life-saving skills from professional responders!
Class address is 300 Blairs Circle, in the main conference room. Call 434-793-6255 and get signed up now. Limited seats are available!

07/04/2025

Wishing you all a safe Independence Day!

05/29/2025

🚨 Confined Space Rescue Training – Roxboro, NC 🚨

Fire Safe recently hosted a hands-on Confined Space Rescue training in Roxboro, equipping responders with the critical skills needed to safely and efficiently handle high-risk rescue scenarios.

A big thank you to our experienced instructors — Jamie Satterfield, Tom Collins, and Travis Buchanon — for leading this essential training with expertise and dedication. Their guidance ensures that our teams are always prepared to respond when it matters most.

Proud to support safer communities through continued training and education! 💪🔥

05/26/2025

05/03/2025

We had a fantastic day in Roxboro, NC on 4/30 with our Fire Safe Confined Space Rescue Refresher Training. A huge thank you to Jamie Satterfield and Travis Buchanan for leading the charge with their expert instruction and real-world experience.

Our team refreshed vital skills, practiced hands-on scenarios, and reinforced the critical knowledge needed to keep themselves—and others—safe in high-risk environments.

Training like this saves lives. Thanks to everyone who showed up ready to learn and sharpen their rescue game!

04/29/2025

🔥 We are thrilled to announce the promotion of James Thomas (JT) Milam, Jr. to Director of Operations at Fire Safe, effective March 1, 2025! 🔥
JT’s journey with Fire Safe began in the summer of 2019 as a service intern. Throughout college, he worked part-time as a technician, rebuilding fire extinguishers and helping enhance our service processes. After graduating from Virginia Tech in 2022 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and Real Estate Development, JT joined our team full-time and has since contributed across multiple service areas.
A Danville native and George Washington High School graduate (Class of 2018), JT is also an Eagle Scout and proud member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. Outside of work, he enjoys the outdoors, traveling, and spending quality time with friends and family.
We are incredibly grateful for JT’s leadership and dedication, and we look forward to the exciting future ahead with him helping guide Fire Safe to new heights. Congratulations, JT! 🎉

04/11/2025

Fire Safe Pictures from This Week’s Hazmat Tech Initial Training in Person County!

This week, our team lead a Hazmat Technician Training in Person County—gaining critical skills and hands-on experience to ensure everyone’s always prepared to respond safely and effectively.

Huge thanks to everyone who made this training possible and to those committed to keeping safety a top priority!

04/08/2025

The Fire Safe training team is on the ground in Stokes County, North Carolina today, delivering top-notch Hazmat Technician training! We’re proud to equip responders with the skills and knowledge they need to safely and effectively handle hazardous materials. Our hands-on training focuses on real-world scenarios, advanced techniques, and the highest safety standards.

03/22/2025

Another great job by Fire Safe instructors James Satterfield and Alan Harless! Confined Space class complete for our friends in Salem, South Carolina. It’s not every day you get to drive into a mountain for training. The guys spent 3 days learning the ins and out of confined space rescue at their facility. One of their vertical enteies included a rescue at the bottom of a 80’ deep draft tube. They gained a new respect for their equipment and training, and some because hooked on the adrenaline rush of HTR!