Fire & Safety Journal Americas Podcast

Fire & Safety Journal Americas Podcast provides in-depth discussions on the latest trends, challenges and innovations shaping fire and safety across the Americas. Featuring conversations with industry leaders, experts and frontline professionals, the podcast delivers valuable insights on emerging technologies, regulatory developments and best practices in fire protection, emergency response, and risk management. This podcast is an essential resource for fire and safety professionals seeking to stay informed, advance their knowledge and connect with the broader industry community.

Fire & Safety Journal Americas Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by Fire & Safety Journal Americas, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Fire & Safety Journal Americas hosts Fire & Safety Journal Americas Podcast, a arts show with 11 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  Behind the Launch: How Rely FX Is Redefining Portable Fire Protection

  Aug 7, 202633 min

  J.R Nerat, Senior Technical Director at Rely Innovations, and Daniel Stewart, Director of Operations at Rely Innovations, tell Duncan J. White about the launch of the company's new Rely FX range of industrial portable fire extinguishers and the story behind its development. The conversation explores how the concept originated, how military and industrial requirements shaped the product's development, the significance of Rely's SFFF foam technology and what the launch means for end users, distributors and the future of environmentally responsible fire protection.

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  Episode #10

  It is Time to Build Better

  Jul 31, 202631 min

  In this episode, Duncan J. White speaks with Gary Hendren, Design Architect and Founder of S.A.M. House, about why the construction industry must rethink the way homes are designed and built in the face of climate change. They discuss the growing threat of wildfires, extreme weather and natural disasters, and how climate-resilient building materials and modular construction can help create safer, more durable communities. Gary also shares the story behind S.A.M. House, explaining how its innovative non-combustible panel system is designed to withstand the impacts of wildfires, hurricanes, floods and tornadoes, while enabling faster, more sustainable rebuilding for the future.

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  Episode #9

  Adapting to constant change in the fire industry

  Jul 15, 202633 minS1

  In this episode, Duncan J. White speaks with Safiyyah Khan, Vice President Commercial, and Nathan Lehr, Product Manager at Firetrace about the rapidly changing landscape of the fire industry in terms of technology, regulations and environmental issues and how companies must adjust to these changes. They also discuss the importance of client relationships, customer experience and education as well as designing solutions to fire landscapes that are constantly evolving, such as lithium-ion battery fires and the challenges posed by climate change.

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  Episode #9

  Adapting to constant change in the fire industry

  Jul 15, 202633 minS1

  <p>In this episode, Duncan J. White speaks with Safiyyah Khan, Vice President Commercial, and Nathan Lehr, Product Manager at Firetrace about the rapidly changing landscape of the fire industry in terms of technology, regulations and environmental issues and how companies must adjust to these changes. They also discuss the importance of client relationships, customer experience and education as well as designing solutions to fire landscapes that are constantly evolving, such as lithium-ion battery fires and the challenges posed by climate change.</p>

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  Episode #8

  Last line of defense: Protecting the people who protect us

  Jul 6, 202639 minS1

  In this episode, Duncan J. White speaks with Kelly Franko, President of Seraphina Safety Apparel, about her journey into producing protective base layers from the healthcare industry working on advanced wound care products to attending a motor racing event and being asked to make a flame resistant bra. She also discusses the most recent advances in PPE such removing PFAS chemicals from the garments and replacing them with pre-burned material as well as improved moisture wicking and what undergarments should be worn under the base layer.

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