Tracker Marine plant damaged in fire

November 2010 News

A Tracker Marine plant in Miami, Okla., sustained about $30,000 in damage after fumes from abandoned fiberglass materials ignited during the weekend. No injuries were reported.

The Miami Fire Department responded to an alarm shortly after 4 a.m. Sunday at the plant, Robert Wright, a captain with the fire department, told NewsOK.com.

The fire started in the grinding room, where employees grind excess fiberglass off a boat when it comes out of the mold, he said. Firefighters found abandoned fiberglass materials that had been left in a corner of the room.

The Miami plant employs 300 and builds the Tahoe family runabout and deckboat.

No work schedules were changed as a result of the fire.

Click here for the full article.

  • Like what you read?

    Want to know when we have important news, updates or interviews?

You Might Also Be Interested In...
Feature, News

Meet Modus, The Future of Mobile & Marine Audio

DSP Solutions unveiled its highly anticipated new ...
Web Exclusive
Feature, News, Product

Underwater Scooter SEABOB F9 Premiers in Palm Beach

The new SEABOB F9 series guarantees an exhilaratin...
Web Exclusive
Feature, News

Stingray Boats and Koch Trucking Announce Strategic Partnership

Going forward, Koch Marine will handle the transpo...
Web Exclusive
Engines, Feature, News, Product

Mercury Introduces Advanced Mid-Tiller Kit

Mercury Marine offers serious anglers a new full-f...
Mercury Marine
Feature, News

Summit Discusses What to Do With Marine Debris

Inaugural BoatUS Foundation ‘Turning the Tide Onli...
Web Exclusive
BoatUS
Feature, News

Brunswick Recognized on Newsweek's 2025 America's Greatest Workplaces for Women List

The ranking highlights companies that provide comp...
Web Exclusive
Share

Send to your friends!

Click here to read the current issue.

Already a subscriber? Please check your email for the latest full issue link.