FIREX International 2018 FOCUS


will be an analysis of hot work fire risks (Day three, 3pm).


Further talks and focus


Starting each of the three days will be opening talks on various subjects from BT Redcare’s Rob McLaughlin and Sodhi Dhillon, at 10.20am, on the next step in the UK’s digital transformation – Digital Voice – and how alarm signalling will be affected. Our non FPA speakers will in turn cover a


wide range of subject matter amidst our FPA programme. Dennis Davis of the Fire Sector Federation will explore the organisation’s fire competency framework (Day one, 1pm), before Dave Sibert of the Fire Brigades Union explores stay put and refuge areas (Day one, 2pm). Rockwool’s Tim Vincent will then conclude the first day with a talk on fire stopping (Day one, 3.30pm). The second day of the programme will


see London Fire Brigade’s Paul Eastland explaining what to expect from an audit after a visit from a fire safety inspector officer (Day two, 11am), before People Safe


presents on the subject of managing lone working risks (Day two, 1pm). Pinsent Mason’s Laura Page will then offer her legal perspective on avoiding prosecution (Day two, 2pm). With a more limited programme on the


third day, BAFE’s Chris Auger will ask whether third party accreditation is worth it (Day one, 11am), before Dr Chris Cocking of the University of Brighton looks at human behaviour during an emergency (Day three, 1pm). Finally, Nigel Chantler of the Residential Sprinkler Association wraps up our guest speaker programme with his analysis of the true cost of retrofitting sprinklers (Day three, 2pm). A write up from the sessions will appear in


next month’s edition of F&RM, while article updates, tweets and pictures from speaker sessions and the show hall will be available during the three days of the event online on our website at www.frmjournal.com and via Twitter at @FRMJournal


Please note: the information in this preview is correct at the time of our going to press


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