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16th Annual - Fire Code Expo & Fire Protection Technology Display
16th Annual - Campus Fire Safety & Emergency Management Conference Professional Development Conference and Workshops, Accrediated Training
2019 - Firefighter
Safety Symposium
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February 25th & 26th, 2019 - Hyatt Regency - Columbus, Ohio
Thank You - Our 2019 Key Corporate Partners and Sponsors
Click the Corporate Sponsors box above to view ALL of our partners, exhibitors, tradeshow participants and tradeshow hours ____________________________________________________________________________
Partners in Prevention is our 2019 theme. Fire and accident prevention is a movement committed to the idea there is success in working together to save lives and prevent property damage.
Prevention
is more than fire safety, emergency management and fire
protection. Prevention is also related to firefighter safety and
wellness. The "Everyone Goes Home" campaign was designed to
create programing to ensure firefighter safety is paramount to
ensuring everyone goes home safely after their shift.
We provide (under one roof) the tools, education, ideas, experts, and networking opportunities to grow and expand your personal and professional development so you can make a difference in your community.
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2019 Keynote Address and Opening Presentations . Lets Discuss NFPA 3000 - A Holistic Approach Kyle Smith, CFPS Battalion Chief - Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services Sr. Hazardous Materials Consultant - Telgian Engineering & Consulting .
This presentation is an overview of the world’s first active
shooter/hostile event standard with guidance on whole community
planning, response, and recovery.
Squirrelsnest Lane - Fire Service LODD: Lessons Learned and Applied Frank Cook, MPA, CFO, EFO Fire Chief - Colerain Township (Ohio)
The Colerain Township (OH) Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services has responded to very similar basement fires for over a decade that have had very dissimilar results. On April 4, 2008, Colerain units responded to a basement fire on Squirrelsnest Lane and suffered a double line-of-duty death. A subsequent investigation and internal report produced key recommendations for preventing similar occurrences in the future.
On November 19, 2016, units responded to a basement fire that had a successful outcome because the department had adopted and applied recommendations from the fatality report "Investigation Analysis of the Squirrelsnest Lane Firefighter Line-of-Duty Deaths." The focus is on what went wrong in the first two incidents and the actions taken by the department that provided a successful conclusion for the third fire.
This keynote
presentation will briefly address the incident resulting in two fire
service LODDs and then focus/discuss the lessons learned and subsequently
applied over the next decade culminating with another basement fire where
everything came full circle. The 2nd incident had all of the hallmarks to
be another tragedy but actions taken that were implemented from
Squirrelsnest Lane changed the course of the event.
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Firefighter Safety and Wellness Symposium Sponsored by UL! 2-days of specialized firefighter and chief officer training and education
We are proud to announce our Firefighter
Safety and Wellness series will be hosted and sponsored by the
UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute.
With a team of experts and access to UL’s infrastructure, equipment and vast knowledge and insights, FSRI conducts and disseminates cutting-edge research and training programs that focus on the changing dynamics of residential and commercial fires, and the impact they have on fire service tactics and strategies. . ____________________________________________________________________________ . Welcome to the Annual Conference and Expo
This annual conference historically provides training and educational workshops, presented by the nation’s leading fire & life safety, security, code enforcement, fire protection and emergency management professionals.
We
are the
only international conference focusing exclusively on campus fire
safety, emergency management, code enforcement, life safety, firefighter
safety, and fire protection (under one roof).
We focus this annual event on bringing you as much
education and training related to all of these areas, so you can receive
the “best value for your training dollar”.
Since 2000, there has been a definite downward trend to campus-related fire deaths since its peak in 2006-2007. The last fatal fire in a fraternity was 2006 and the last residence hall fire death occurred in 2005, a testimony to the strong efforts being made by schools and communities across the country. Fire Service, Fire & Building Code Officials, and AHJ training is a big focus of this annual event as well. Understanding how the codes work, fire protection systems operate, the legal aspects of code enforcement, and how to manage such a unique operation are some of the staples of how this conference has become one of the best of its kind. Firefighter safety is a new component. This topic is very relevant and we are proud to offer some of the best knowledge and education available.
Our corporate division, The Fire Code Academy, provides training from quality presenters and engineers relating to fire protection, plans review, and much more. These programs benefit the campus professional as well as the fire service, law enforcement and fire code officials. A college or university campus is really nothing more then a small city with the same issues as larger communities. Much of this training fits both campus life and municipal code and fire officials. What do our attendees keeps them coming back? They know there’s no better place to be when looking for ways to do a better job… update their knowledge… solve a problem… save money… and much more. Whatever the reasons may be, you’re sure to find plenty of great reasons of your own to attend this highly talked about and best rated conference of its kind! Each year about 300 professionals from all over the country—and around the world—consider attending this Conference & Expo a MUST. The purpose of this annual event is to provide high-quality education, technology and networking opportunities. Our multiple day, multiple track format offers a self-directed, facilitated learning environment with education sessions, interactive forums, and extensive exhibitor & technology presentations. Does your Campus have its own Fire Department? Are you a small Fire Department with the response area covering a College or University? Do you rely on students as part of your Fire/Rescue response?
If you can answer yes to one of more of these questions, then plan on attending this event and participating in the Campus Fire Department Symposium.
We received several requests for programming specifically for Campus Fire Departments and/or those departments who respond onto campus and rely on students as part of their emergency response staffing.
EDUCATIONAL VALUE FOR THE DOLLAR SPENT - We understand today's budgeting choices. One of the reasons we are ranked as the best conference of its kind, is because the value you receive for the dollar spent. No other event provides discounted savings for multiple attendees from one organization or confidential financial assistance for those organizations and campuses with economical hardships.
We continually keep our prices low while providing truly valuable training to keep fire safety and emergency management "Proactive not Reactive".
All attendees receive two days of training & education, breakfast breaks, lunch, and more...
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"After the Fire" - a very heartwarming true story..... Alvaro Llanos and Shawn Simons On January 19, 2000, a fire raged through Seton Hall University's freshman dormitory, killing three students and injuring 58 others.
Among the victims were Shawn Simons and Alvaro Llanos, roommates from poor neighborhoods who made their families proud by getting into college. They managed to escape, but both were burned terribly.
AFTER THE FIRE is the story of these young men and their courageous fight to recover from the worst damage the burn unit at Saint Barnabas hospital had ever seen. It is the story of the extraordinary doctors and nurses who work with the burned.
Alvaro and Shawn talk more about their ordeal of being college burn victims nationally at many colleges across the country. They also speak at high schools as well as fire safety training or firefighting seminars and conferences. Their motive is to be advocates for fire safety and prevention so that no other students will have to endure the pain that they suffered. Also, they strive to be the voice of many burn victims across the country who may feel "trapped in their new skin."
Their story is one of survival, perseverance, inspiration, hope, courage and friendship. They inspire to motivate students and professionals that life will give you many obstacles. It's how you overcome those obstacles by drawing strength, knowledge and motivation from those around you.
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The Glenn A. Gaines Memorial Award for Excellence in Campus Fire Prevention
The Glenn A. Gaines Memorial Award for Excellence in Campus Fire Prevention is presented annually to those campuses or fire departments who unselfishly contributed to the greater good by providing effective fire safety education through program development, delivery, organization, and creativity in an effort to reduce the number fires on campus and in off campus student housing.
We will present the award
recipient for 2018
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Why Columbus, Ohio? Columbus is located within 550 miles of about 50% of the U.S. and 30% of the Canadian population. With five highways running through the city, it couldn’t be easier to get around. Flying is just as easy, as the John Glenn (Columbus) International Airport is just 10 minutes from downtown and is served by many major airlines, offering more than 150 daily departures. Major carriers served by the International Airport include: AirTran, Air Canada, American, Delta, Southwest, United and US Airways. Taxis are widely available city-wide with the average fare from the Columbus Airport to downtown only about $25.
This years conference is located in the Columbus Arena District. Click here for for information
Click here to Experience Columbus Ohio! ______________________________________________________________
Certificates Awarded for Two Days of Continuing Education Training FIRE INSPECTOR AND FIREFIGHTER CEUs - The Expo is one of the larger training and educational gatherings that providing a valuable resource for: Fire Code Officials, Campus Fire Safety Professionals, Fire Fighters, Fire Inspectors, Building Officials, Fire Protection & Construction-Related Professionals, and many others. Code officials, building inspectors, design professionals, and others look to The Fire Code Academy and The Fire Code Expo to enhance their skills and knowledge necessary to excel in today's challenging world. . We will be awarding training certificates showing two days of training and education. .
Ohio BBS Credit - The Ohio Board of Building Standards approves Continuing Education Courses for Fire Protection Inspectors and building department personnel. The courses may be used for the attainment of goals that are connected with technical and professional development as they relate to enforcing and interpreting Building and Fire Protection codes & standards. We will have several presentations approved for BBS CEUs.
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Ohio Certified Firefighters and Fire Safety Inspectors - Programs offered through the FCA meet and/or exceeded the continuing education requirements as set fourth in the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) for Firefighters and for Fire Safety Inspectors. ______________________________________________________________
2019 Conference & Expo Location For 2019, we will be returning to the Hyatt Regency Hotel - Columbus, Ohio. This facility is located as part of the Greater Columbus Convention Center and Visitors Bureau. Hotel Address: 350 N High St, Columbus, OH 43215
_________________________________________________________________ Campus Fire Department Symposium
Previous Participating Campuses Clemson University Fire Department
Other Participating
Organizations ___________________________________________________________
What are people are saying about our conferences and services?
I was impressed. Campus fire safety is a narrow, niche field and making a relevant conference, I imagine, is a challenge. That challenge is also what makes it so important. In our comparatively small industry, the networking, vendor validity, and conference content is so important because our unique needs would be marginalized in a larger, more broad setting. Thank you, again!! - Deputy Chief Michael Makuch, Univ. of Connecticut Fire Departmentt.
- Cris Wadham, Plant Operations and Maintenance, Wright State University
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"AS A UNIVERSITY VICE-PRESIDENT I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS CONFERENCE TO
ALL WHO HAVE A DEDICATED AND VESTED INTEREST IN KEEPING OUR STUDENTS
SAFE AND PLANNING FOR EMERGENCIES".
"YOU FOLKS DO AN AWESOME JOB. I WAS PROUD TO BE PART OF YOUR ANNUAL EVENT -
GOOD LUCK"
"TRAINING AND EDUCATION IS PARAMOUNT TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR MISSION. THIS
CONFERENCE PROVIDES ALL THE TOOLS NEEDED FOR SUCCESS".
"IT WAS AN HONOR TO HAVE BEEN PART OF THIS PARAMOUNT EVENT. THE
PRESENTERS YOU HAVE HERE THIS WEEK ARE VERY
KNOWLEDGEABLE AND PROVIDED FOR A GREAT CONFERENCE".
"THANKS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET SO MANY PEOPLE FROM AROUND THE WORLD WHO ARE INVOLVED WITH
CAMPUS FIRE SAFETY".
"ONE OF THE MOST ORGANIZED AND WELL RAN EVENTS I HAVE ATTENDED. IT WAS A
PLEASURE TO HAVE MADE THE TRIP UP THERE
"NOBODY DOES IT BETTER WHEN ORGANIZING PROGRAMS SUCH AS THIS".
"I HAVE HEARD NOTHING BUT POSITIVE COMMENTS ABOUT YOUR COMPANY, YOUR
PROGRAMS & CONFERENCES".
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Additional Attendee Comments
"GRAND SLAM EVERY YEAR!" "I HAVE BEEN TO EVERY CONFERENCE YOU HAVE HOSTED AND THEY ONLY GET BETTER" "I HAVE NEVER SEEN SO MANY FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERS PRESENTING AT AN EVENT SUCH AS THIS" "EXCELLENT-KNOWLEDGEABLE PRESENTERS!" "AS AN EXHIBITOR I LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR SHOW EVERY YEAR!" "ALL OF MY STAFF HAVE ATTENDED OVER THE YEARS AND EACH YEAR IT GETS BIGGER AND BETTER' "I'VE BEEN TO MANY CAMPUS SAFETY EVENTS, THIS ONE OUTSHINES OTHERS I HAVE ATTENDED" "WELL WORTH THE COST" - "YOU TREAT YOUR PRESENTERS WELL" "AWESOME KEY-NOTE ADDRESS" - "SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!!" "YOU ALWAYS DO A GREAT JOB!!" - "GREAT LOCATION" "EXCELLENT VARITY OF TOPICS AND DISCUSSIONS!" "THE ONE-STOP-SHOP CONCEPT HAS MADE THIS CONFERENCE WORTH THE COST AND TRIP" "MOST WELL ROUNDED CONFERENCE FOR THE COLLEGE CAMPUS WE HAVE ATTENDED" "YOUR STAFF IS ALWAYS SO HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY" "I MANAGE SECURITY, FIRE SAFETY, AND EMT FIRST RESPONSE - YOU COVER IT ALL!!!!" "I RECOMMEND THIS CONFERENCE FOR ALL CAMPUS SAFETY PROFESSIONALS" "SOME OF THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC SPEAKERS I HAVE SEEN AT A SAFETY CONFERENCE" "Don't Change a thing!" _________________________________________________________________
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