Contributors
Jon Cole The way forward (p36)
Jon is chief operating officer at Secured by Design (SBD), the national police crime prevention
initiative. Since joining SBD as its first member of staff in 1999, Jon has received two President’s Awards from the Association of Chief Police Officers for his work in crime prevention, and in March this year, he was appointed a member of the Grenfell Technical Group, which is seeking to understand what went wrong at Grenfell Tower.
Amanda Hope Effective protection (p30)
Amanda has worked in the fire industry for almost 30 years, beginning her career
with an apprenticeship as a commissioning engineer, before later moving into project management and then sales. For the past 17 years, she has put her well rounded skills and experience to use at Advanced, where she currently concentrates her efforts on growing business in the South East as UK business development manager.
Mike Jay Viewpoint (p1)
Mike is the convenor of the RISCAuthority’s security group. He previously managed the
FPA’s risk management services (RMS), which he helped set up in 2002. RMS supplies independent property, casualty survey and risk improvement services to a range of insurers, including the largest global players, and in summer 2008, it completed its 10,000th assignment.
Steven Morgan Best of both worlds (p24)
Steven Morgan is associate director of FDS Consult and, having joined the company
in 2016, he now has more than 25 years of experience in the industry. Throughout his career as both a fire engineer and a chartered building control surveyor, Steven has provided fire safety advice to designers, contractors and building operators across all sectors, including large residential, commercial and mixed use.
Alistair Murray Quality street (p18)
Alistair is leader of the Arup UK fire engineering team and has nearly 30 years of experience
working in the architecture and construction industry in the UK, Europe, Middle East and Asia. He has spent nearly 20 years as a practising fire engineer, and prior to that he worked as an architectural technician.
William Roszczyk Air cover (p46)
William is editor of F&RM, and worked in business to business journalism for seven years, focused on editing
an international remanufacturing magazine.
David Stow Quality street (p18)
David joined Arup in 2000 and is a chartered engineer. At Arup, he leads the fire engineering team
in London, where he is responsible for more than 25 engineers. He has acquired a great deal of experience in undertaking the fire safety design for major projects in the UK and abroad.
Wayne Terry Peace of mind (p42)
Wayne is membership director of the Building Engineering Services Association. As the previous head
of NICEIC, Wayne represented certification bodies at the International Accreditation Forum (IAF), and the UK on behalf of BSI on the ISO 17024 and 17027 standards committees. He has extensive knowledge of electrical and energy markets, and experience of carrying out electrical safety and energy audits in India, as well as product certification (ISO 17065) in China.
Jan Wassall Air cover (p46)
Jan has been production editor of F&RM for eight years, including two stints as editor. She has also
been editor of the CFOA National Resilience Team. Qualified in languages and heritage management, she was a government reporter analyst before moving to a career in journalism across a range of publications.
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