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We’re reaching out on behalf of SFPE Foundation to seek your help in identifying current and future needs for tools that support the fire engineering profession. To get the best possible data for this project and develop new tools that could help support you, we need to get as many responses as possible from professionals active around the world. If you haven’t already done so, we ask that you forward or share the message below with your networks so that we can get input from individuals across the industry (whether they are SFPE members or not). Please also take the time to complete the survey yourself if you have not already done so. It’s a great opportunity to help shape the tools that will be available to professionals in the future! Thank you for your help. We look forward to sharing what we learn from this project with the entire fire protection engineering community.
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Are you a fire protection engineer or involved in the design and implementation of fire protection systems? Please participate in the survey below to provide input on the state of existing tools and where new tools are needed.
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The SFPE Educational & Scientific Foundation is sponsoring a project to help identify the fire engineering tools needed now, and in the future to support engineers in the practice of fire engineering. The project will identify current gaps and make recommendations for improvements to existing tools or where new tools are needed. Fire Research Group and the University of Canterbury have developed a survey to collect data and feedback from individuals working in areas related to fire engineering. We strongly encourage you to complete the survey and to widely share this email with your colleagues.
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The survey will close on Monday, June 7th so please fill out the survey and share it with your colleagues now.
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