Focus on Fire & Life Safety

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1 Page 1 Focus on Fire & Life Safety Welcome to Campus Fire Forum 2014 and Sunny Florida The Wyndham, 8001 International Drive, Orlando

2 Welcome Thanks for joining us! Campus Fire Forum is the nation s premier Campus Fire Safety Training Event. Our focus is on campus fire & life safety. Our Forum includes a full schedule of community resident (on and off-campus) presentations, tech & technology updates & exhibits, discussion groups and networking events... all designed to provide you with an unparalleled experience. The Center for Campus Fire Safety (The Center) is a non-profit, membership based, organization devoted to reducing the loss of life from fire at our nation s campuses. The Center serves as the focal point for the efforts of a number of organizations and also as a clearinghouse for information relating to campus fire and life safety. Our reach is primarily throughout North America with a quickly growing international membership. On-Site Support Team Call us if you have questions/problems: Cathy Tabor, Admin or Hotel Questions Mike Swain, Audio Visual or Presentation Questions Things to do Be a member of The Center. Communicate with other members online in the Member Directory and in our Town Hall Discussion Forum. Sign up for free member webinars and visit the online Library of Resources. Download Power Point Presentations, Video, Webinar on Demand and more. Post a Job Opportunity at no cost. Author/submit article for our e-magazine. Join a committee that interests you. And take advantage of member discounts for training and other items. EveryoneGraduates

3 Page 3 CAMPUS FIRE FORUM 2014 Forum Committee Planners Michael J. Swain, CCFS Vice President, Chair Janet Maupin, CCFS Treasurer, Chair Cathy Tabor, Director of Marketing and Communications Speaker Planning Janet Maupin, University of Illinois Campus at Champaign Justin Daniels, University of Oklahoma Exhibit Planning Cathy Tabor, The Center Lisa Korklan, Keltron Event Coordination/Administration/Promotion Cathy Tabor and Lori Guilfoyle, The Center A Special Thanks to the following Center Committees and Board Members for their assistance and support: Center Executive Committee Paul D. Martin, President Michael J. Swain, Vice President Janet Maupin, Treasurer Center Board of Directors Robert Ferrara, Dan Finnegan, Tim Knisely, Kevin McSweeney, Jeff Pendley, Rodger Reiswig, Alan Sactor, Anthony Yuen, Professional Development, Education and Events Committee Center Membership Committee Photographer Anthony Yuen, Member of the Board of Directors Your Event On-Site Support Team University of New Haven Fire Science Club The Center Board of Directors Cathy Tabor and Lori Guilfoyle

4 OUR ENVIRONMENT In an effort to protect our environment by limiting the use of paper, we reduced the number of pages in our program guide from an average of 44 pages to 16. Our full program guide with speaker bios and presentation abstract are electronically available on our website. We even included the food list for meals and breaks! Visit > TrainingActivities > CampusFireForum > EventList - or simply click the link below: CampusFireForum/EventList.aspx When you see the Presentation title - simply click on it to expand. To print a section (s) check the box on the right and Print Favs NAVIGATING THE HOTEL All meeting rooms and exhibit space are centrally located off the lobby and dining area. Pool area is outside by the Paradise Key. EveryoneGraduates

5 Page 5 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Date/Time Session/Event Type Presentation Sunday evening - Wed FORUM REGISTRATION MONDAY AT 9AM - WEDNESDAY NOON IN THE HALLWAY OUTSIDE OF THE KEY BALLROOM Monday 11/10/14 Room ROOM/ ENTER FROM 9AM 5PM CSHEMA - Registered Regional Meeting Tangerine + 9AM - 4PM ICC - Registered 2015 I-Codes by Bruce Johnson, ICC (Continental Breakfast in Room) Orange 12 1PM Lunch ICC & CSHEMA Only Citron 2:30 PM Break (in room) ICC Orange 3:15 PM Break (in room) CSHEMA Tangerine + 5PM 10PM Tuesday 11/11/14 Exhibitor Set-up Key Ballroom per diagram (see page 9) 8AM Breakfast Served in Key Ballroom with Exhibitors. Sitting Area: Citron 9AM General Opening Session - Welcome from The Center and Florida Fire Officials 9:30AM General Shadow Campus Investigation by Jenn Abelson, Boston Globe 10:30AM Break Key Ballroom & Hallway 11AM Breakout A Resident on & Off Campus HUGHES A SSOCIATES Engineers Consultants Scientists Off Campus Housing Discussion Panel Tim Knisely (State College, PA); Jenn Abelson (Boston Globe); Justin Bohlmann, (Fairview Fire District); Tom Hammerberg (AFAA), Lorell Bush (NFSA). Moderator: Janet Maupin (University of Illinois Campus at Champaign) 11AM Breakout B 12 1:30PM Lunch Lunch with exhibitors What if your sprinkler systems fails? by Tom LaCorte, Chubb 1:30PM Breakout A Off-Campus One University, Multiple AHJ s by MaryAnn May, Auburn University

6 1:30PM Breakout B Fire and Smoke Damper Inspection & Maintenance by Charles Holt, NEMI 2:30PM Break Hallway with Exhibitors HUGHES A SSOCIATES Engineers Consultants Scientists 3PM General Analysis of Existing Emergency Communication Systems by Larry Rietz, Hughes 4PM Breakout A Mass Notification 101 by Michael Browning, UTC/Edwards 4PM Breakout B Vortex Systems by Frank Barstow, Victaulic 5 7PM General President s Reception Paradise Key, Outdoor Patio 7:15 10PM Exhibitors Exhibitors to tear down Wednesday 11/12/14 7AM Breakfast Citron 7:45-8:45 AM Breakout A Off-Campus Communication and Support of International Students by Luis Salvatierra, University of Oklahoma 7:45-8:45 AM Breakout B 9AM Breakout A Off-Campus 9AM Breakout B NFPA 72 Supervising Station Requirements and UL Certification by Tom Presnak, UL Human and Technical Factors in Disasters and How to Help your Campus Survive by Tom Hayden and William Flint, George Washington University An Introduction to Low Frequency Audible Alarm Requirements by Richard Roberts, Honeywell/System Sensor 10AM Break Hallway 10:15AM Breakout A Off-Campus Benchmarking University Fire Safety Programs by Troy Carey, Scott Jarmon and Alex Wiley, Iowa State University 10:15AM Breakout B NFPA 72 s New Requirements on Documentation by Tom Hammerberg, AFAA EveryoneGraduates

7 Page 7 11:30AM Breakout A Off-Campus Working Together for Campus Safety and Compliance by Morgana Yahnke, University of California at Davis 11:30AM Breakout B Basic Lab Safety 101 by Jim Patton, Corvallis Fire Department/Oregon State University 12:30PM Lunch Citron Room - 1:30 2:30PM Breakout A Off-Campus 1:30 2:30PM Breakout B 2:45PM Breakout A Off-Campus 2:45PM Breakout B NFPA 1730 by Morgan Yahnke, University of California at Davis Laboratory Fire Safety & Inspections 201 by John DeLaHunt, University of Texas at San Antonio ADA Issues on Campus by Justin Daniels, University of Oklahoma Conducting In-House Inspections of Fire Protection Equipment by Ryan C. Hoepf, AIG/Lexington Insurance 4-6PM General New 90 Minute Version After the Fire by Shawn Simons and Alvaro Llanos, Lifetime Member of The Center for Campus Fire Safety (Sponsors on page 11) Thursday 11/13/14 Magnolia & Jasmine 7:30AM Breakfast Citron Room 8 11AM Breakout A Off-Campus Crowd Behavior Under Stressful Conditions by Jim Tidwell, Fire Marshal Support Services (3 hour session) 8AM 9:30AM Breakout B Taming the Life Safety Environment with Smarter Campus Applications by Jack Murphy, ebic Preparedness Solutions (1.5 hour session) 9:30AM Break Hallway 9:45 10:45AM Breakout B Off Campus Successful University and Fire Department Relationships Are they Possible? By James Rainer, Texas A&M University 11 - noon General Town Hall Meeting 12:15-2PM Lunch Member Lunch and Annual Meeting Citron

8 TECHNOLOGY EXHIBIT Exhibitors in Alpha Order Automatic Fire Alarm Association (AFAA) Bullex Campus Safety Higher Education Management Association (CSHEMA) Chubb Training CWSI ebic / Aquitas Edwards Evax Systems. Inc. Florida Fire Marshal s and Inspectors Association (FFMIA) Gamewell/FCI Guardian Safety Solutions International (GSSI) Housing Devices Inc. (HDI) International Code Council (ICC) Jasmine Jahanshahi Fire Safety Foundation Exhibit Info Tuesday, November 11, 8AM - 5PM Set up: Monday after 5PM - Tuesday Morning from 6-7:30 AM. Keltron Corporation Kidde Life Safety Systems (LSS) National Fire Sprinkler Association (NFSA) National Time and Signal Pyrosoft Safe Check SDi Siemens TradeMaster, Inc. Tyco/SimplexGrinnell Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Victaulic Viking Group Xtralis This Luncheon is made possible through the generosity of our friends at: All exhibits must be set up by 7:30AM Tuesday. Breakfast, Lunch and Breaks will be served during the exhibit. All exhibitors are invited to the President s Reception Tuesday evening from 5-7 PM. WE RE GIVING AWAY... 2) KINDLE FIRE HD TABLETS, TROPICAL SHIRTS AND MORE... VISIT ALL THE EXHIBITOR BOOTHS AND YOU CAN ENTER OUR DRAWING! Collect a business card from each technology exhibitor and simply turn them in to a member of our support team to enter the raffle. Drawing will be at The President s Reception... You must be present when your name is called to be declared a winner. EveryoneGraduates

9 Page 9 NAVIGATING THE TECHNOLOGY EXHIBIT Glass walls to outdoors/paradise Key Symbols: High Tables Food Tables Nat l Time PyrosoP Safe Check Trade Master Evax GSSI LSS Victaulic Jasmine 11 Xtralis Gamewell/FCI ebic Aquitas Kidde 20 APer The Fire 10 UL ICC Edwards 19 CSHEMA RegistraJon 9 Tyco SimplexGrinnell Siemens Bullex CHUBB 18 FFMIA Keltron CWSI AFAA HDI NFSA Viking Breakout B Lime Lemon Orange SeaJng for Meals Citron Breakout A & General Sessions ClemenJne Mandarin Tangerine SDI 8

10 OVERVIEW OF EVENTS Keynote... Tuesday Morning We are pleased to welcome Jenn Abelson, Investigative Reporter for the Boston Globe as our Keynote speaker. Jenn was on the team that wrote the three-part series, Shadow Campus. In May of 2014 The Boston Globe published a very thorough and in-depth look at the off-campus housing issues that are plaguing the neighborhoods that surround Boston s colleges and universities. If you have not yet read this series AND watched the video you need to make a point to do so. Shadow Campus: President s Reception... Tuesday 5-7 PM Outdoors in Paradise Key Join us in The Wyndham s Paradise Key as we relax, network and listen to tropical music from Captain Harry s 4 piece band. And... we re serving more than a Cheese Burger in Paradise... we re serving both hot and cold hors d oeuvres, tropical beverages and more! This event is made possible through the generosity of our friends at Tyco/Simplex Grinnell. EveryoneGraduates

11 Page 11 OVERVIEW OF EVENTS Special Movie Night - New 90 minute version - After the Fire During their initial debut at our Campus Fire Forum in 2012, Shawn and Alvaro unveiled the newly released 53 minute film After The Fire. NOW... AT CAMPUS FIRE FORUM 2014 WE WILL UNVEIL THE NEWEST 90 MINUTE VERSION... This story is of survival, perseverance, inspiration, hope, courage and friendship. Coupled with the personal appearances from Shawn & Alvaro, this is a Movie Night you wont want to miss. This event is made possible through the generosity of our friends at: Town Hall Discussion Group The idea to hold an open Town Hall discussion Forum was started by The Center in the early 2000 s and today has grown to be one of our most popular discussion groups... to the point that we developed an on-line Town Hall Discussion Forum on our website too. This is YOUR Center... and you set the agenda! Attendees can share what colleges and universities are doing with their fire management plans, they can share problems and solutions and more. The Center s 11 Board Members will be present to add to the discussion and answer any questions. Members Annual Meeting and Member Luncheon Campus Fire Safety MEMBER Membership in The Center grew considerably this year. Please join us as we welcome all new members, hear from our President, Paul D. Martin, visit with the Board of Directors, learn about The Center s Committees Chairs and their activities and vote on any proposed changes to by-laws. All Members are invited to join us!

12 THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS EveryoneGraduates

13 Page 13 THE CENTER LEADERSHIP TEAM OFFICERS Paul D. Martin, President Paul D. Martin is Deputy State Fire Administrator for the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control where he served as a principle architect of New York State s nationally acclaimed Campus Fire Safety Program. Michael J. Swain, Vice President Michael Swain is currently the Campus Fire Prevention Officer at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and has been working in fire prevention at the university for over 28 years. Janet Maupin, Treasurer Janet Maupin is a Deputy Fire Marshal for the Champaign, Illinois, Fire Department. She inspects universityowned buildings and delivers fire safety education to students and staff at the University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign campus. Mike Halligan, Immediate Past President (Founding Member) BOARD MEMBERS Robert Ferrara Robert Ferrara is the Director of Fire Safety for Montclair State University. He has 26 years experience as a firefighter in the Lyndhurst Fire Department, including serving as Chief of the Department for four years. He is licensed as a Fire Official and Fire Sub-Code Official. Daniel P. Finnegan Daniel P. Finnegan is the Manager of Industry Affairs for Siemens Industry, Inc-Fire Business Unit with 38 years in the fire protection and life safety profession. Dan s first 10 years in fire service were as paramedic and Director of Fire Prevention Bureau in Chicago s suburbs. Dan has been with Siemens Fire (Pyrotronics- Cerberus Pyrotronics) for the last 29 years. Tim Knisely Tim Knisely is the Senior Fire Inspector for the Centre Region Code Administration in State College, PA. In this position he manages the Existing Structures Division that administers the fire and property maintenance code in all existing commercial and residential rental properties, and coordinates the life safety education for the community including off-campus and Greek housing. Kevin McSweeney Kevin has been serving since March 2006 as the University of Delaware Fire Protection Engineer/Fire Marshal where the primary fire protection program focus is with the Three E s: Engineering, Education and Enforcement. He is an NFPA Certified Fire Protection Specialist and Certified Fire Inspector II and has been active with Center for Campus Fire Safety since Jeff Pendley Jeff Pendley is a Fire Captain for the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. He serves as a technical expert in fire safety matters and provides training and education to students and staff. Jeff serves as a liaison to the Fire Prevention and Operations Bureau of the Los Angeles Fire Department. He is responsible for the university s compliance with the Campus Fire Safety Right-to-Know regulations, required by the U.S. Department of Education.

14 Rodger Reiswig Rodger has been employed with Tyco Fire Protection Products for over 27 years. Rodger started his career as a Technical Representative and has held several positions within SimplexGrinnell. Positions include Sales, Field Sales Engineer and Sales Manager. Rodger s current position is that of Director, Industry Relations. Alan Sactor Alan Sactor is an Assistant Director with the University of Maryland Department of Environmental Safety and the University Fire Marshal. He manages a staff of 10 full- and part-time deputy fire marshals, fire inspectors, and fire protection engineers. Anthony Yuen Anthony Yuen is the Campus Fire Marshal at the University of California - Berkeley. He is a licensed fire protection engineer in the state of California with a strong technical background and almost 30 years worth of experience in the fire protection industry. EveryoneGraduates

15 Page 15 NOTES

16 Thanks for attending! We look forward to seeing you at Campus Fire Forum 2015 The Center for Campus Fire Safety 10 State Street Newburyport, Massachusetts Thanks to The Center s Annual Sponsors for 2014: Bullex, Chubb, FEMA, Honeywell, ICC, Keltron, Kidde, Lexington Insurance, NEMA, NFPA, Siemens, Tyco-SimplexGrinnell, UL The Center for Campus Fire Safety and its logo are registered trademarks of The Center for Campus Fire Safety. EveryoneGraduates