April 9, 2014: Specifying Clean Agents

When
April 09, 2014
11:45 AM - 2:00 PM
Location
DoubleTree Hotel - Westminster, CO

Registration

AHJ registration rate – $20.00
Registration rate for Authorities Having Jurisdiction (e.g., building officials, fire officials, inspectors, etc.)
Chapter Members Registration Rate – $20.00
This is the rate for SFPE-RMC "Members" and "Chapter Friend Members" to attend this meeting.
Non-Chapter Member Registration Rate – $30.00
This is the rate for attendees who are not members of SFPE-RMC. [Note that membership in the Chapter is only $25 for the year ($15 for SFPE organization members). If you plan to attend more than one Chapter meeting, Chapter Membership pays for itself quickly!]
Pre-Paid Members (for RSVP count)
This registration type is for pre-paid "Chapter Friends" or "Chapter Members" who prepaid for all meetings with their membership payment for the year.
Student
College-aged students who are currently enrolled in a Bachelors or Masters degree program, who are interested in the profession of Fire Protection Engineering.

Registration at least two days in advance is preferred (so that we have an accurate count) but is not absolutely necessary.

Registration is closed

Things to Consider when Specifying a Clean Agent

Program Overview: This presentation is from the point of view of the specifier, we discuss a bit of development history of the fire sprinkler specification, the roles the various specifying entities play, and why those roles are what and where they are today. We cover the types of specifications currently used, offer advice and insight into proper specification preparation, and offer advice that will hopefully mitigate the hated RFI’s, RFQ’s, and change orders

Presenter: Greg Gordon, Tyco Fire Protection Products

Greg Gordon is the Texas-based Regional Business Development Manager for Tyco Fire Suppression & Building Products. Greg began his fire protection career in 1978 with “Automatic” Sprinkler Corporation’s contracting operations in

Cleveland, Ohio . He joined the product manufacturing side of the business in 1985 when he joined the R&G Sloane Company as a manufacturer’s representative for BlazeMaster® CPVC piping systems for fire protection. Greg then worked as a Regional Sales Manager for Central Sprinkler Company in 1988, a job that he held through the 1999 acquisition of Central by Tyco Fire Products until assuming the role of Business Development Manager in 2004.