Frazer History
All Frazer Vehicles to Include HAAS Safety Alert
HAAS Alert’s Safety Cloud platform provides motorists with real-time alerts when approaching an equipped Frazer EMS vehicle with its emergency lights activated. In addition, Frazer will make Safety Cloud’s Responder-to-Responder (R2R) collision prevention service available as an add-on safety solution to customers!
MEPS Power Management Interface
Idle Reducing Technology allows the under-hood generator to run your onboard electrical equipment load while quickly recharging your battery banks. This solution allows you to provide electrical power whether your engine is on or off.
Frazer Wins Houston Chronicle Top Work Places Award!
On Sunday, November 15th, The Houston Chronicle published “The Houston Metro Area Top Workplaces” and Frazer, Ltd. was named one of Houston’s Top 50 best midsize employers in 2020!
Introducing the hPower System!
The hPower system from Harrison Hydragen is a high-performance alternator that powers the unit through an inverter-lithium ion battery pack system.
Infectious Disease Unit
Introducing specialized EMS vehicles designed to minimize exposure and limit the spread of infectious diseases such as COVID-19. The Frazer Infectious Disease Unit is the perfect solution for any service looking for extra levels of safety and protection for their crew members.
The Frazer/ACETECH Demo!
We announce a first-of-its-kind EMS vehicle combining the legendary durability and reliability of Frazer’s generator-powered design along with the technological sophistication provided by the robust ACETECH multiplexing system.
Partnership with Technimount System
Frazer enters a new distribution partnership with Technimount System, manufacturer of bracket mounting systems for portable medical devices.
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Developed & Launched New ERP System
Frazer takes a huge leap in the management of their core business processes by releasing their first ever ERP system! The benefits of the new system include everything from customer ordering to production planning!
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Mobile Stroke Unit Production Continues…
Frazer continues to deliver more and more Mobile Stroke Units to customers across the United States. With now over 6 customers and 8 new Mobile Stroke Units, Frazer is truly defining the future of mobile healthcare.
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World’s First Mobile Lung Screening Unit
The earlier lung cancer can be detected, the better chance for effective treatment. Frazer creates the world’s first Mobile Lung Screening Unit for Levine Cancer Institute to provide cancer screenings for communities in need.
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Introducing the Frazer Core Values
Frazer assembles a team that identifies and idealizes what it means to be an employee at Frazer. The Frazer Core Values are born!
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Mobile Stroke Unit Improved Safety
We are excited to share brand-new safety advancements we’ve made in securing the Neurologica-made CereTom Portable C.T. scanner in our latest Mobile Stroke Unit.
Frazer Celebrates 60 Years!
Frazer celebrates its 60th birthday! There has been a lot of growth and change through the many years.
The Nation’s First Mobile Stroke Unit
Frazer builds the first Mobile Stroke Unit in the nation! As part of a partnership with UTHealth, Frazer introduces a speedier, more effective solution that will change the landscape of stroke care in the United States.
The Universal HealthCare Vehicle
Frazer builds a customized mobile clinic for Christus Foundation for HealthCare. Driven by the age-old concept of the house call, this unit goes beyond congested emergency rooms to deliver health services to remote locations. The highly configurable module features hot and cold running water, blood draw stations, and much more.
Safety State of Mind
Frazer enrolls in the OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Challenge Program, as part of its continued commitment to worksite safety. VPP certification signifies the highest level of safety possible in the workplace. It usually takes three years to meet the OSHA standards required to attain elite VPP status. Frazer is up for the challenge.
Hospital Corporation of America
Hydraulic Lifts
Women’s Business Enterprise
The One Stop Truck Shop
Medical Transport Units
Frazer builds transport units for the UTMB Correctional Managed Care, customized with a metal cage and steel brackets. These units are used to transport ailing inmates to and from nearby medical facilities for treatment. The 12-foot module can comfortably fit 5-7 people, while the 14-foot unit can transport 7-9 people at the same time.
Cutting Edge Computing
With only a switch and a server to power the network, the first incarnation of Frazer’s server room is limited but functional. As the company evolves, however, the server room expands in content and capacity. Today, it hosts several virtual and physical servers, as well as an open source system that fuels the collaborative process at Frazer.
Express Delivery
After receiving a grant from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Houston Fire Department decides to invest in a fleet of emergency vehicles. HFD orders 21 Frazer generator-powered EMS modules. Frazer builds and delivers all 21 vehicles within 60 days, a company record at the time.
Heating Up
Frazer builds resilient, heavy-duty units for KBR. These bad boys are fully capable of operating in extreme heat temperatures and are loaded with 220V 50 Hz electrical outlets. The KBR modules also have the distinction of being the first emergency Frazer units built for overseas use. Some of them are flown to the Middle East on a chartered Antonov aircraft.
Striping & Lettering
Once upon a time, Frazer relied on independent contractors for its striping and lettering needs. Seeing an opportunity to expand in-house production, Frazer decides to create a striping and lettering department. It starts out with a single-color vinyl cutter and soon blossoms into a full-time service employing a staff of graphic artists.
A Whole New Product
Having already built two generator-powered EMS modules for the League City Emergency Medical Service, Frazer is approached by its director, John Accomando, to work on a new project. He wants to mount a multi-function body on an extended cab/chassis. The result: the first Frazer Urban Command Vehicle.
Movin’ Up
A piece of land becomes available, giving Frazer, Inc. a much needed chance for expansion. Noting a continuing increase in sales activity and interest both in-state and around the country, Frazer decides to build a new production facility. The building has an immediate impact across all phases of production.
Movin’ Out
An ad in an EMS publication piques the interest of Dale Stidham, a volunteer with the Big Stone Gap Rescue Squad. His inquiry leads to a road trip to Southwest Virginia for John Griffin, Jr. to demo the generator-powered module. Thoroughly impressed, the squad would later take delivery of the first two units to be found “On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine.” Frazer is now a national phenomenon.
Northward Ho!
Real Production Begins
Real Production Begins
The Kingwood Area EMS service, headed by Mike Legoudes, places an order for what would be Frazer job number EMS-001. Meanwhile, after two years of running the original prototype unit, the Houston Fire Department goes out for a bid on new emergency vehicles. Included in the bid is an option for purchase of a few generator-powered units.