Fire safety enforcement and legal proceedings will take centre stage at a special seminar and panel debate at the Info4fire Learning Zone at International Firex, 16-19 May.
The panel session: See You in Court? Fire safety enforcement issues forms part of the most comprehensive, free to attend seminar programme ever seen at the event, with no less than four separate seminar areas to choose from.
Speakers on the enforcement and legal panel session will be Jonathan Herrick, fire safety policy manager at West Midlands Fire and Rescue Service, Nick McMahon, partner at Reynolds Chamberlain Porter solicitors, and fire safety consultant Colin Todd, who has appeared as an expert witness in a number of high profile court cases.
Other seminar sessions in the Info4fire Learning Zone – held in association with the Fire Industry Association – will cover the competency of fire risk assessors, an introduction to managing fire safety in buildings using BS 9999, developments in emergency lighting, and fire safety in residential care homes. [More on Info4fire Learning Zone]
In addition there will also be seminar presentations at the ASFP Passive Fire Protection Zone, the LPCB Red Book Pavilion and at the Fire Protection Association Info Zone.
In addition to the seminar content, visitors will be able to take advantage of two brand new feature areas: the ASFP Passive Protection Zone – which will include the construction of real-life examples of built-in fire protection – and the Fike Village, designed to showcase the company’s latest detection and alarm and suppression products, in an American diner-style setting.
International Firex takes place from 16-19 May 2011 at the NEC, Birmingham. Click here to register for free.
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