Contributors


Katharina Bengsch Practical installation (p48)


Katharina holds a degree in Social Sciences and has previously worked as a newspaper editor. Since 2013 she has worked as an editor at the


Wagner headquarters in Langenhagen, Germany.


Frazer Argyros-Farrell Best practice (p20)


Frazer has worked in the risk and fi re industry for more than 18 years. He has managed large multinational and global accounts, providing risk


management advice and consulting on current systems, new builds, renovations, extensions and acquisitions. He has worked within real estate for the last 12 years, and has a vast amount of experience in embedding risk management.


Stewart Kidd Flexible protection (p32)


Stewart Kidd has worked in security and fire safety since April 2014. A former director of the FPA (1989-


1997) and BAFSA secretary general (2000-2015), he is a vice president of both the Security Institute and the Institute of Fire Safety Managers, and a chartered security professional.


Adair Lewis Loss analysis (p52)


Adair is a technical consultant at the FPA. He was one of the fi rst engineers to achieve recognition on both the life


safety and property protection streams of the Institution of Fire Engineers’ Register of Fire Risk Assessors, and is the author of The Prevention and Control of Arson and coauthor of Fire Risk Management in the Workplace. He has also contributed to many other FPA publications and assisted in the drafting of several Home Offi ce and HSE guidance documents.


Barry Menzies Playing with fi re (p28)


Barry studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Bradford, while being sponsored by BP International,


and an MBA at Herriot Watt University in Edinburgh. The majority of his career has been in chemical manufacturing including engineering, manufacturing and commercial roles at Unilever, ICI and INEOS in Europe and the Asia Pacific. Barry joined M&I Materials in 2011 as commercial director.


Jonathan O’Neill Truth to power (p36)


Jon began his professional life in the insurance industry and was appointed managing director of the FPA in June 1999, when he was


asked to lead the team responsible for taking it out of the Loss Prevention Council. During his time as managing director, Jon has overseen two relocations and managed the organisation to fi nancial independence from insurers.


Laura Page Weighing up the law (p15)


Laura is a health and safety regulatory solicitor based in London. As an experienced criminal litigator


and Magistrates’ Court advocate, who regularly advises businesses on fi re safety, health and safety and food safety, she has represented businesses in fire safety prosecutions across a variety of sectors including care homes, construction, hospitality and manufacturing.


Aaron Robins Viewpoint (p1)


Aaron joined the FPA as a marketing and communications executive in August 2017. He began his career in


the offi ce supplies industry as a marketing apprentice, before specialising in social and digital marketing. His role is now split between marketing and events, where he is responsible for the company’s digital presence, creating marketing collateral and assisting with the running of events and seminars.


William Roszczyk High level (p42)


William is editor of F&RM, and worked in business to business journalism for seven years, focused on editing


an international remanufacturing magazine. If you would like to submit an article, or get in touch, email frm@thefpa.co.uk


Dave Walton Modernising guidance (p24)


Dave Walton is the deputy chief fi re offi cer for West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service. He leads on


hazardous materials for the National Fire Chiefs Council and has acted as project executive for the National Operational Guidance Hazmat Guidance.


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