Experiments conducted by the Fire Protection Research Foundation and the Fire Safety Research Institute have demonstrated a potential explosion hazard when fire blankets are used during electric vehicle fire suppression efforts when there is battery involvement.

Discover how electrically operated sprinklers (EOS) are revolutionizing fire protection by enabling faster, smarter, and more targeted response to high-challenge fires and complex storage environments.

The new legal entity is dedicated to expanding support, collaboration, and professional growth opportunities for fire protection engineers across Canada. 

Steve LeClair transitions to executive chair; Mark Witkowski is appointed CEO and director; and Robyn Bradbury is appointed chief financial officer.

SFPE invites fire protection engineering professionals to the SFPE Engineering Solutions Symposium on Storage Fire Protection Challenges, Aug. 12-14, 2025, in Chicago.

ICC Evaluation Service (ICC-ES) is proud to announce that it is expanding its Evaluation Service Reports, commonly known as an “ESRs,” to the Canadian market.

A dedicated standard for the hanging and bracing of fire suppression systems is in development. Learn why NFPA 200 was created, how it builds on existing codes, and what it means for the future of seismic protection and structural coordination.

These leaders bring wide-ranging expertise in water-based suppression systems, computational fire modeling, wildland fire science, and fire safety engineering education and software development.

The American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA) is proud to provide two scholarship contests: the High School Senior Contest and Second Chance Contest. 

Design school scholarships are now available for the Bill Phair Design School Scholarship Program, established by the American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA).