How Frazer EMS Vehicles Are Built to Reduce Downtime
In EMS, every minute your vehicle isn’t ready can delay critical care. That’s why many departments choose EMS vehicles designed to minimize downtime and simplify maintenance. At Frazer, we build with a clear goal: keep your unit on the road, ready for every call. Here’s how our approach helps your team spend more time saving lives – and less time waiting on repairs. 1. Built for Durability from the Start Durability doesn’t happen by accident. It starts with intentional design and continues through every detail of construction. Frazer uses all-aluminum construction for its modules, providing strength without added weight and resisting corrosion over time. By focusing on structural integrity and long-term performance, we help keep your EMS vehicle reliable shift after shift. Key design features: 2. Designed with Longevity in Mind We don’t just build vehicles to get through the next year – we build with long-term use in mind. 3. Maintenance Made Easier Every minute a unit is down matters. So we’ve built in features that help you diagnose and fix issues faster. 4. Tested for Real-World Use Every Frazer vehicle undergoes a detailed quality check before delivery. We test HVAC, electrical systems, lighting, and other key module functions to ensure everything is operating as designed. Our goal is to deliver a vehicle that’s ready to go to work on day one. We also listen. Your feedback helps us refine our process, update designs, and solve the real challenges your team faces. 5. Support That Stays with You We don’t disappear after delivery. Our team remains available to help you keep your fleet running smoothly. Keeping You on the Road When your EMS vehicle is easy to maintain and built to last, it means more uptime, fewer surprises, and less stress for your team. That’s what we aim for with every unit we build. Want to learn how Frazer can help your department keep moving? Let’s talk.
Hurricane Ian Support
Frazer is ready to help our Florida customers impacted by Hurricane Ian. The National Hurricane Center expects Hurricane Ian to gain strength and become a potentially damaging hurricane that could make landfall in Florida in the coming days. The Frazer Florida Service Center will remain open to provide support and assistance to our customers in Florida and the surrounding areas. Here are some important numbers to remember. Florida Service Center 4462 Lafayette StMarianna, Florida 32446Phone: (850) 724-1112Email: [email protected] Houston Service Center 6021 Jessamine StHouston, Texas 77081Phone: (888) 372-9371Email: [email protected] Official Service Center Network We have partnered with several service centers across the country to help you with most service needs. If you are in need of service, please see our official list of Service Centers or call us toll-free (888) 372-9371
Free Generator and Electrical Classes
Frazer offers free classes to help you operate and maintain your EMS vehicle. Register now for generator and electrical classes. Spots are Limited!