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April 7-9, Baltimore, MD

Introduced in Las Vegas in 2007, where it was a rousing success, NFSA will once again be hosting the Top Tech Competition, a game show format challenge pitting teams from all over North America to determine who the best fire sprinkler design technicians in the land.

Visit FPPI at Booth #605. We hope to see you there!

For more details and registration materials click here.

Instruction starts promptly at 8:00 AM and ends at 4:30 PM. Monday - Wednesday

Learn directly from the NFPA code experts!
The NFPA Fire & Life Safety Conference offers more than 50 intensive education sessions that will enhance your career and keep you current with the most up-to-date code information. These sessions are taught by NFPA staff and technical committee members that work directly with the codes. If you are concerned with saving lives and property, then this is the event for you!

4 comprehensive conference tracks along with instructors for each session:

• Building & Life Safety
• Codes & Standards
• Fire Suppression
• Detection & Alarm

Need to know more? Here are six great reasons to attend:

• More than 50 powerful education sessions in 4 tracks
• Three dynamic keynote speakers
• Stay up-to-date on the t current codes and standards
• Earn valuable CEUs for your professional license
• Network with like-minded professionals
• Special hotel room rate: $89/night + taxes

Keynote Luncheon Speakers:

• Monday: NFPA led-panel Discussion -- "Emerging issues in Fire Protection" -- Moderator, Chris Dubay, Vice President, Codes & Standards and Chief Engineer, NFPA
• Tuesday: "The Early Days of Central Florida's Biggest Attraction" -- Tom Moses, City Manager, Lake Buena Vista
• Wednesday: "Wildland Firefighting" -- Hank Blackwell, Deputy Fire Chief and Fire Marshal for Sante Fe County Fire Department, NM (Retired)

To learn about the post-conference seminars available on Thursday - Friday, see our "Post Conference Seminars" tab for details.

Who Should Attend:
Professionals concerned with saving lives and property and anyone who faces challenges in the areas of fire protection, life safety, building design and maintenance, loss prevention

Continuing Education Credit:
You will be awarded 0.1 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) or 1 hour for each session. Attendance is required to earn CEU's. Please verify applicability with your professional board before attending.

New groundbreaking research released from commercial property insurer FM Global and the nonprofit Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition finds fire sprinklers help protect the environment, in addition to preventing property loss and saving lives.

Johnston, R.I. (PRWEB) April 13, 2010 -- Greenhouse gases released by burning buildings can be reduced by 98 percent when automatic fire sprinklers are installed, according to a groundbreaking joint research project released today from FM Global, one of the world's largest commercial property insurers, and the nonprofit Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition (HFSC). The research findings also reveal that a single fire in an unsprinklered building can negate the typical environmental benefits of "green" construction.

Read the article at PRWeb.com

Don't miss the NFSA 2010 Annual Seminar. Fairmont Chicago April 15-16, 2010.
Being responsive to the industry in light of the current economic conditions, the NSFA Board of Directors made the strategic decision to host this year's Annual Seminar in Chicago instead of on Hawaii's Big Island in an effort to make it more practical for members from both coasts to attend.




Download NFSA 2010 Annual Seminar Brochure  
Used with permission of National Fire Sprinkler Association.

After more than doubling in 2009 (the largest single-year commodity cost increase since 1973), copper prices hit a 16 month high at the start 2010 driven by supply concerns, a weakened dollar, and expectations of a strengthening global economy.

"[The world supply surplus generated during the global recession] is expected to shrink substantially in 2010 as economic recovery strengthens? A supply deficit for refined copper is widely expected to re-emerge from 2011 onward." - Financial Times, January 5, 2010. 

" 'You have a recipe for higher prices -- the weaker dollar, expectations China will buy (next year) and potential strikes in Chile,' said Alex Heath, head of base metals at RBC Capital Markets." - Reuters.com