FB Live Series

In this webinar, Gavin Skelly FCIOB will discuss ‘The moral identity of Fire Safety’. Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

The session will explain how we can identify businesses that care about the safety of the people that occupy the building’s they create, and how we can improve standards within the industry by trading on a visible moral position that can be used as part of a contract or order terms.

By the end of the webinar, you’ll be all caught up on ‘The moral identity of Fire Safety’.

In this webinar, Kizzy Augustin will discuss ‘Fire Safety in a post-Grenfell world: do the proposed legislative changes go far enough?’ Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

A session about the way the government and lawmakers have responded to the risks identified as a result of the Grenfell Public Enquiry. Kizzy will discuss issues in relation to fire safety legislation post Grenfell, including: the impact of the Fire Safety Act and Building Safety Bill on duty holder liabilities and how we should mitigate ‘risk’, PAS9980 and the importance of guidance; whether there is a two tier system between high rise and low rise building and fire safety competency.

By the end of the webinar, you’ll be all caught up on ‘Fire Safety in a post-Grenfell world: do the proposed legislative changes go far enough?’

In this webinar, Dr Carl Stephen Patrick Hunter will discuss ‘How do British standards play a wider role for fire safety globally?’ Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

The Government’s Integrated Review of 2021 places Trade & Finance at the heart of British foreign Policy for the first time in 200 years. The UK is a global leader in exporting: the 2nd largest in the export of services and 5th largest overall. Exporting comprises 30% of our GDP. National prosperity generates national stability and security. It finances our collective security which enables global security and stability and these are the pre-requisites of global prosperity, a UK national interest.

British Standards generate ISO Standards and contribute to the Rules-based International System which has generated the greatest levels f global prosperity since 1945. The principles of this were enshrined in the Atlantic Charter and this year renewed by President Biden and Prime Minister Johnson. The UK and USA created our world today, and this renewal places the Special Relationship at the helm of global stability once again. It has been reinforced by this month’s AUKUS Agreement between the UK, USA and Australia, and UAUK will be the UK’s second Special Relationship overall, aiming to stabilise the Indo-Pacific where 50% of global trade will shortly occur but which is now a highly contested region.

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In this webinar, Michael Robinson will discuss ‘Making fireground rehab a tactical consideration!’ Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

This is my story and the war I’m fighting! My name is Michael Robinson Sr. I have been a firefighter for over 24 years. I am 54 years old and still a front line firefighter. I married my high school sweetheart and we have three beautiful boys that were all firefighters at one time. My oldest is a carrier firefighter with 14 years in. My first 12 years in the fire service I was a volunteer, I know first-hand about funding for volunteer departments. I could not tell you how many times we had to put our own money in for fuel to run calls because we had no money in the bank and unfortunately only about 7% of the community donated. I remember many times having to drink from my attack line because we had no cold drinks let alone anything for cooling. Budgets are costing lives not only with training but with tools and equipment.

By the end of the webinar, you’ll be all caught up on ‘Making fireground rehab a tactical consideration!’

In this webinar, David Scott will discuss ‘Build your own Talent’. Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

David Scott, Managing Director of Skills for Security explores the necessities of recruiting and upskilling in the fire and security industries. In this session, David will cover the current and ongoing skills shortage and how it can effect the sector. David will also explore the barriers of attracting young people into the industry, the fire apprenticeship programmes and other training that SfS offers, and lastly, how BSIA and SfS are actively trying to eradicate these issues through accessible high quality training.

By the end of the webinar, you’ll be all caught up on ‘Build your own Talent’.

In this webinar, Brent Brooks will discuss ‘The HighRise Firefighting PlayBook’. Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

Highrise firefighting tactics and the specialised equipment used for keeping inhabitants and firefighters safe during operations.

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In this webinar, Mohamed Hassan will discuss ‘Variations in legislation in the Middle East’. Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

The need for providing Firestop Inspection and highlighting on the common violations of firestop installations.

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In this session, Prof. Anna Stec will discuss Minimising Firefighters’ Exposure to Toxic Fire Effluents. Specifically, the session focuses on the following:

This presentation will discuss occupational health risks in firefighters and preventative measures to minimise their exposures to fire toxins.

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In this webinar, Melissa Kim will discuss ‘Chemically Speaking: Why USFS, Fire Management Agencies Rely on Phosphate-Based Fire Retardant’s. Specifically, the webinar focuses on the following:

In 1963, phosphate-based fire retardant became the first to be approved by the United States Forest Service for use in aerial wildfire attack. Over the next 60 years, phosphates have proven to be effective in helping the USFS and other fire management agencies around the world to protect property and save lives. Kim will discuss current fire retardant technology and take a look into the future to educate attendees on how we can improve all aspects of wildland firefighting, helping the audience to understand what we need to do to ensure future success with wildfire prevention, protection and suppression efforts, as climate change and other factors continue to intensify the dangers presented by wildfires.

By the end of the webinar, you’ll be all caught up on ‘Chemically Speaking: Why USFS, Fire Management Agencies Rely on Phosphate-Based Fire Retardants’.