Contributors
Danielle Antonellis Safety inequality (p42)
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Danielle is a fire safety engineer for Arup and has been involved with a range of projects globally across various sectors. Having previously
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worked in Boston and Hong Kong, she has laboratory experience in fire testing and suppression testing, and currently leads Arup’s research programme on fire safety in informal settlements.
James Beale Lessons from history (p48)
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Simon Plummer A new dawn (p34)
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James is the operations manager at Invicta Fire Protection, a specialist division of the Invicta Group – an
installer of passive fire protection systems using Promat Durasteel. Working with the company since 2008, James is a Bachelor of Science graduate, implementing and managing all aspects of the group’s development and operational strategies across Europe, North America and the Middle East.
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Henrik Johansson Smart suppression (p26)
With more than 20 years’ experience in the fire suppression industry, Henrik has been Johnson Controls’ business
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development manager for the EMEA for six years.
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Dale Kinnersley Viewpoint (p1)
years, he moved to Wormald Fire Systems, then ten years later to Argus Fire Protection, where his roles were design manager, senior design manager and technical director. In October 2018, he joined the FPA, where he is the RISCAuthority Active Working Group convenor for both sprinklers and suppression, and principal consultant for suppression, technical issues, sprinkler inspections and training.
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John Newton Coming of age (p30)
Dale began his fire industry career in 1990 as a sprinkler engineer apprentice at Project Fire Engineers. After seven
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Tom Roche Welcome news (p22)
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Tom is assistant vice president and senior consultant in the international codes and standards group at FM
Global, sharing knowledge and expertise to influence building codes and loss prevention standards. Before joining in 1993 as a field engineer, he served in engineering and management roles, and now travels extensively to support global clients establishing loss prevention policies and implementing risk strategies for improving resilience to property risks. Tom is also secretary of the Business Sprinkler Alliance, and active protection director for the Fire Sector Federation.
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Nick Rutter Connecting to the future (p38)
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Nick is the chief product officer for FireAngel, and takes responsibility for new product direction, innovation
and styling. Under Nick’s direction, FireAngel remains committed to improving fire safety for the most vulnerable within the community, leading to the creation of FireAngel Predict, a new connected safety solution that is transforming the expectations and capabilities of fire safety technologies.
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Steve Sims Smart suppression (p26)
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Steve has more than 22 years of experience in EMEA focused roles, and is also an experienced business
development manager working in the mechanical, industrial and engineering industries. He is an expert source on fire suppression technologies.
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John is head of products at Advanced. where he is responsible for all new innovations and multiple product lines.
He started in the fire industry as an installation, servicing and commissioning engineer, and has worked in sales and technical areas. During his 30 year career, he has worked for some of the world’s biggest fire detection and alarm businesses.
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Arjen ten Broeke Smart suppression (p26)
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Arjan has been with Tyco/Johnson Controls for 11 years, and in his role builds long term relationships with
consultants, insurance companies, installers and end users through his expert knowledge of products, systems and fire protection standards.
Simon is national fire safety manager at FläktGroup. He has more than 30 years’ experience in the fan industry and 20 years with smoke ventilation
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products, and is an active member of the Smoke Control Association.
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