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     2023 Webinar Wednesday Schedule 

Join us for Webinar Wednesday's.  Webinars are approved for ICC re-certification CEU's as noted below. 

Presenters:  Want to present?  There are several Wednesday's still open - simply complete this form 

 

 

PAST WEBINAR - AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD OR WATCH

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ICC CEU's

Access During Active Shooting and Hostile Events – Are You Prepared? A Look at Campus Access and What You Need to Know About NFPA 3000.

DOWNLOAD VIDEO WITH Q&A NFPA FACT SHEET
SCHOOL SAFETY AND SECURITY
KNOX CAMPUS SECURITY

As evidenced by the recent shooting at Michigan State University, college campuses are not immune from active shooter incidents and other hostile events. Is your campus prepared and does law enforcement have the access they need during such incidents? These are just a couple of the topics to be discussed.

The webinar will feature Chief Otto Drozd, who guided the development of NFPA 3000, the Standard for Active Shooter/Hostile Event Response (ASHER) Program. As fire chief of the Orange County Fire Rescue Department, Otto witnessed first-hand the impacts of the 2016 Pulse night club shooting that killed 49 people and wounded 53 more, and realized the need for an integrated preparedness, response, and recovery program is greater than ever before. NFPA 3000 addresses all aspects of the process, from identifying hazards and assessing vulnerability to planning, resource management, incident management at a command level, competencies for first responders, and recovery.

Also hear from CCFS President Justin Daniels on how the University of Oklahoma prepares for ASHER events and how law enforcement access is ensured. Neal Zipser of Knox will discuss how schools and law enforcement are utilizing Knox products to help improve tactical response.

Otto Drozd, NFPA

Chief Otto Drozd is the executive secretary of the Metropolitan Fire Chiefs Association, a section of NFPA and the IAFC. Otto has 35 years of experience in fire and emergency services including 20 years as fire chief for four departments in Florida and Texas. Otto has championed efforts that will have an enduring impact on fire and life safety. It was his initiative and insights that spurred the fast-tracked development of NFPA 3000™, Standard for an Active Shooter/Hostile Event Response (ASHER) Program. Drawing on his decades of public safety knowledge and his experience during and after the Pulse night club tragedy in Orlando, Otto requested that NFPA produce the world’s first standard to help communities holistically address mass casualty incident planning, resource management, incident command, and competencies.
Justin Daniels, Fire Marshal, University of Oklahoma
Justin Daniels is the President of the Center for Campus Fire Safety (CCFS); and Fire Marshal and Emergency Management Operations, University of Oklahoma – Norman Campus. Justin started working in the fire marshal’s office at the University in 2002. In 2008, Justin became a Certified Fire Inspector, and was promoted to Assistant Fire Marshal in 2013, and then to Fire Marshal. In addition to his many duties as Fire Marshal, Justin is responsible for Emergency Management Operations and serves as the OU Emergency Operations Center manager.
Neal Zipser, Knox Company
Neal Zipser is the Industry Affairs Manager with the Knox Company. Neal manages the company’s relationships it has with fire industry organizations and is the company’s primary liaison with the fire service. Neal works with fire departments and industry/state associations onrapidentry programs, public education activities and other community risk reduction initiatives. Prior to joining Knox, he held the same position with Kidde.

 

Date (2023)   Time (EST) Webinar ICC More/Register
2023  

Pre-Recorded Webinars From 2022 Campus Fire Forum (On-Demand from Wednesday to Wednesday).  See Run Dates Below.

  

Feb 15 thru 22 On-Demand

Sneak Peak into 2024 I-Codes, Looking to the Future. 
By: Beth Tubbs, Senior Staff Engineer for Codes and Standards, International Code Council

This presentation will provide a sneak peek into the more significant changes coming for the 2024 I-Codes. More specifically the changes will relate to the IFC, IBC and to a certain extent the IEBC. From there time will be spent discussing issues and trends that may affect what will be addressed in the upcoming 2027 cycle. Finally, the ICC code development process including the timeline and upcoming changes to that process will be reviewed.

Learning Objectives: Participants will learn the at least 5 significant fire safety related changes in the I-Codes for 2024; Understanding of pressing fire safety issues likely to be discussed for the 2027 I-Codes; Provide the tools to attendees to participate in the ICC Code Development; Process for the development of the 2027 I-Codes. 

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Watch
2-15 - 2-22
Mar 15 thru 22   Industry Trends and Code Changes for the Future
By: Dr. Rodger Reiswig, Fellow and VP, Industry Relations, Global Fire Detection Products, Johnson Controls (JCI)

Overview: This seminar will focus on technological changes and trends and how they are impacting the life safety systems today and will drive them for the future to come. Research and other code developments are also impacting how life safety systems are designed and implemented. This seminar will focus on those changes and provide a glimpse at where the immediate future is as well as what to expect in the next 10 years		  Y
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3-15 to 3-22
 Apr 19 thru 26  
Carbon Monoxide Detection: Frequent Questions and Code & Standards Updates

By: Richard Roberts, Senior Industry Affairs Manager, Honeywell Fire Safety

Overview: An informative presentation covering frequently asked questions about CO detection, provide overview of the key changes to the 2018/2021 ICC and NFPA model codes as well as the CO requirements in the 2019 edition of NFPA 72®. Also, the presentation will provide a sneak peek at the extensive changes to the 2024 edition of the International Fire Code (IFC). Presentation Agenda: Frequent Questions; 2018/2021 ICC and NFPA Model Code Changes; Changes to the 2019/2021 Edition of NFPA 72®; Sneak Peak at the Changes to the 2024 edition of the IFC.

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4-19 to 4-22
May 17 thru 24  
A Look Back at Dormitory Fire Safety Research 
Speaker: Daniel Madrzykowski, PHD, PE, Director of Research, UL Fire Safety Research Institute

 Overview: This presentation will review the results of the dormitory fire experiments and look at their application to off campus housing. In the wake of the Boland Hall fire on the Seton Hall Campus in 2000, the United States Fire Administration started an initiative to improve fire safety in college housing. USFA supported research to examine the levels of hazard created by fires in day rooms and sleeping rooms with and without automatic fire sprinklers. The value of smoke alarms and the impact of closed doors was also examined. This presentation will review the results of the dormitory fire experiments and look at their application to off campus housing.
 
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5-17 to 5-24

 

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