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Honda Engines TACS Offered To Responders
Honda Engines announced the company’s award-winning Training and Certification System (TACS) will now be offered to fire and police departments. The TACS system will assist with maintenance and repair information about models utilized within the law enforcement and fire and rescue communities.
“Honda is pleased to offer our nation’s first responders access to the TACS system in relation to the many Honda powered products they use – equipment they need to keep running smoothly for a variety of applications,” says Michael Rickey, manager, Honda Engines. “The TACS program is an easy and convenient way for police and fire personnel to get the technical engine training they want within the constraints of their demanding schedules.”
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