If a house catches fire in the Pittsburgh region, there’s a good chance that equipment from MSA — and specifically, from its Murrysville production facility — played a role in firefighters’ efforts.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Murrysville company provides $3.1 million in air tank upgrades for Pittsburgh firefighters
Published in Local, Murrysville, Pittsburgh and Westmoreland
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