1960s - 70s
1966 – The precursor to Levitt Fire Protection Systems sells its first dry chemical fire protection system. This division would become industry-renowned for its capabilities and product knowledge.
1967 – Levitt-Safety procures a new building at 33 Laird Drive in Toronto, Ontario – an address it would hold for twenty-three years.
1970
- A true nationwide safety distribution network is complete with Levitt-Safety's Eastern distribution hub opening in Moncton, New Brunswick. Branches in Sarnia and Thunder Bay open shortly thereafter.
- Levitt-Safety introduces Vehicle Fire Suppression Systems to mines performing their own maintenance, or to subcontractors responsible for installation and maintenance.
- Throughout the 70s, Levitt-Safety accompanies hundreds of customers to the Ansul Fire School in Marinette, Wisconsin, to teach them fire training and solidify the efficacy of Ansul as the #1 solution for their firefighting needs.
1973
- In response to an increasing awareness of environmental issues, Levitt-Safety partners with Gastec of Tokyo, Japan, to supply a line of gas detection equipment. Levitt-Safety has become a key player in Canada's gas detection and industrial hygiene market.
- Levitt-Safety begins 50+ years of mine rescue support — from early competitions in BC, Alberta and Manitoba to events nationwide, building on our longstanding commitment to the mining industry.
