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MAY WEBINAR WEDNESDAY - Key Components of Building Fire Safety
Fire protection is built on a foundation of core interrelated principles, but a deliberate set of strategies working in concert. This session introduces participants to the key components of a building employing passive and active fire protection, a framework that guides how we design, plan, and implement effective fire safety measures across a wide range of occupancies and environments.
Our Speaker: Randy Panesar
Randy Panesar, B.Ed (Adult Education), M.Ed (Higher Education Leadership), NFPA 1031, NFPA 1035, Partial NFPA 921, is a Professor and Coordinator of the Fire Prevention and Technology program at Durham College. He holds degrees in Adult Education and Higher Education Leadership from the University of Toronto, with graduate research focused on leadership in Canadian post-secondary education. Randy is also the founder of Liberty Fire Education and Consulting, dedicated to advancing fire and life safety through training and professional education. Recognized for his expertise in fire prevention, code compliance, and human behaviour in fire, he is regarded across North America as a leader in fire and life safety education. A passionate advocate for education, Randy founded international scholarship initiatives supporting orphaned students pursuing post-secondary education. He combines technical expertise with advanced adult learning strategies to equip students and professionals for success in the fire and life safety field.
What Will We Cover?
Core principles that form the foundation of fire protection
Passive and active fire protection components within a building
How fire safety measures are designed and implemented across different occupancies and environments
Who Should Attend:
Fire Alarm Service Managers & Technicians • Fire Protection Engineers • Building & Fire Officials Building Owners • Property Managers • Electrical Contractors • Insurance Companies
CE Credits:
Technicians are eligible to earn up to 1 Category 1 credit.
Any questions, kindly contact the CFAA Office atinfo@cfaa.caor by phone 905-944-0030, Ext 103
Please note that the ZOOM Link is not sent automatically. We check registrations periodically and will send you the link before the event starts.
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Event: Key Components of Building Fire Safety with Randy Panesar
MAY WEBINAR WEDNESDAY - Key Components of Building Fire Safety
Fire protection is built on a foundation of core interrelated principles, but a deliberate set of strategies working in concert. This session introduces participants to the key components of a building employing passive and active fire protection, a framework that guides how we design, plan, and implement effective fire safety measures across a wide range of occupancies and environments.
Our Speaker: Randy Panesar
Randy Panesar, B.Ed (Adult Education), M.Ed (Higher Education Leadership), NFPA 1031, NFPA 1035, Partial NFPA 921, is a Professor and Coordinator of the Fire Prevention and Technology program at Durham College. He holds degrees in Adult Education and Higher Education Leadership from the University of Toronto, with graduate research focused on leadership in Canadian post-secondary education. Randy is also the founder of Liberty Fire Education and Consulting, dedicated to advancing fire and life safety through training and professional education. Recognized for his expertise in fire prevention, code compliance, and human behaviour in fire, he is regarded across North America as a leader in fire and life safety education. A passionate advocate for education, Randy founded international scholarship initiatives supporting orphaned students pursuing post-secondary education. He combines technical expertise with advanced adult learning strategies to equip students and professionals for success in the fire and life safety field.
What Will We Cover?
Core principles that form the foundation of fire protection
Passive and active fire protection components within a building
How fire safety measures are designed and implemented across different occupancies and environments
Who Should Attend:
Fire Alarm Service Managers & Technicians • Fire Protection Engineers • Building & Fire Officials Building Owners • Property Managers • Electrical Contractors • Insurance Companies
CE Credits:
Technicians are eligible to earn up to 1 Category 1 credit.
Any questions, kindly contact the CFAA Office atinfo@cfaa.caor by phone 905-944-0030, Ext 103
Please note that the ZOOM Link is not sent automatically. We check registrations periodically and will send you the link before the event starts.
