Contributors


Glyn Coates Worthwhile change (p22)


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Glyn is director of Zeroignition with more than 40 years of experience in the construction industry worldwide, specialising in sourcing new products


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and technology, and establishing products as part of an exclusive branded offer in building systems within international markets. He has worked with many of the largest international companies involved in modular and system build construction. Glyn also has in depth knowledge of setting up distribution and supply chains internationally, and ensuring that product is market ready with accepted standards inclusive of fi re testing.


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Terry Crowdy Saving grace (p46)


Terry is the fire and emergency planning adviser at the Historic Royal Palaces, which is the independent


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charity that looks after the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, the Banqueting House, Kensington Palace and Kew Palace in London, as well as Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland. He is a member of the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), the Institute of Fire Safety Managers and the Society of Authors.


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Justin Francis The rating approach (p32)


Chris Hall Route to protection (p42)


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Chris is sales director at Siderise Insulation Limited, and has over 30 years of experience within the insulation, fire protection


and acoustic industry in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. He has held several senior general management and commercial positions in the industry, such as former chief executive offi cer of the UK PIR trade association, and as a participant in both BSI and European standards committees.


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Adair Lewis Loss analysis (p52)


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Adair is a technical consultant at the Fire Protection Association (FPA). One of the fi rst engineers


to achieve recognition on both the life safety and property protection streams of the IFE’s Register of Fire Risk Assessors, he has written The Prevention and Control of Arson, as well as co writing Fire Risk Management in the Workplace. Adair has contributed to many other publications produced by the FPA, and has assisted in drafting several Home Office and HSE guidance documents.


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Ian Walters Viewpoint (p1)


Justin is an operational fi re offi cer in Queensland Fire and Emergency Services with 24 years of service.


Combining this extensive experience with knowledge from previous positions in building fi re safety, he trains on fi refi ghting in the built environment, with a focus on high rise buildings. As an active researcher, writer and presenter on that subject nationally and internationally, he aims to bridge the knowledge gap and challenge current practices in the building and construction industry and the operational world of fi refi ghting and emergency response. Being awarded a Churchill Fellowship in 2017 has provided an expanded global research opportunity, which will see these outcomes presented around the world.


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Bob Glendenning New levels of safety (p38)


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Ian began work as a trainee sprinkler engineer at How Fire in 1979, where he spent 17 years.


Working in various design, project management and commercial roles at Vipond Fire and Compco Fire Systems, he most recently worked at Argus Fire, where he was appointed sales director. Ian also has experience of a range of fi re protection systems and joined the FPA as principal consultant in 2019. A Chartered Engineer since 1990 and with a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering, he has also worked on a diverse range of projects from power stations to warehouses and commercial offi ce buildings.


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Bob is the global fire engineering manager for Sherwin-Williams. After working for more than 20 years in


the steelwork industry, he made a switch into the area of fi re protection design. As lead engineer of a growing team, Bob manages fi re engineering recruitment, and designs unique engineering software to support and underpin this.


Laura White Weighing up the law (p20)


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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 fi re safety prosecutions across many sectors, including care homes, construction, hospitality and manufacturing.


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