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| 1000 Lincoln Rd Ste H-30, Yuba City, CA, 95991 | |
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270 ftLincoln Road and Jones Road
0.2 miLincoln Rd. and Railroad Ave.
0.3 miLincoln Road and Phillips Road
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Specialties
At Yuba-Sutter Safety our philosophy is simple, to help promote safety and well being.
Our goal is to provide you the products you need to make your home, office or business a safer place for you and your employees.
Yuba-Sutter Safety can service all your first aid and safety needs and keep you informed of changes in compliance issues. You’ll know that first aid supplies will always be available when you need them, and more important, you can be assured that your first aid kits meet OSHA, ANSI and FDA standards.
Yuba-Sutter Safety offers first aid products for virtually any industry and any kind of workplace.
That includes factories, office environments, construction sites, recreational facilities and more. Whether you need to restock your first aid cabinet or schedule CPR and AED training for your employees, we can be your single source for employee safety and well-being, and your peace of mind.
History
Established in 2012.
Yuba-Sutter Safety, started out in 2006 as First Responder Training Solutions. In 2011, owners Terry an Lennie Masse decided to give the business a more «local» feel and be a part of the local small business community. In February of 2012, the name change became official and Yuba-Sutter Safety was born.
Meet the Business Owner
Terry M.
Business Owner
Terry has been in the emergency services field since 1994 when he first became an EMT. He continued his desire to work in the public safety arena by attending Northeastern University’s Paramedic Program in 1999, and becoming a Nationally Registered EMT-P in 2000. He has worked for both public and private ambulance services and currently works as a Firefighter/Paramedic for the Sacramento Fire Department. Terry is currently working as the Hazardous Materials Coordinator for the Sacramento Fire Department where he oversees the Department’s two Type-1 Hazardous Materials Response Teams and is responsible for conducting department wide training drills. He is currently an outreach instructor for CSTI and the UC Davis Extension (Sacramento).
