Chair – National Fire Sprinkler Network
Chief Fire Officer Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue Service
Since its foundation in 1998, the National Fire Sprinkler Network has become a formidable organisation in developing the application of fire sprinkler technology for the protection of people and property at home, at work and their places of leisure and social activity.
We are a non-profit organisation and remain free from commercial interest. We work in partnership with a wide range of local, national and European Governments and the fire and construction industries who share our ideals and objectives in making our communities safer from the threat of fire.
Safer Suffolk Sprinkler Coalition launched
18 May 2012
Suffolk unites behind bid for fire sprinklers
Suffolk Fire & Rescue Service hosted an event on 11th May to launch the ‘Safer Suffolk Fire Sprinkler Coalition’, making the case for installing fire sprinklers in businesses, homes and educational establishments such as schools and colleges.
Influential leaders from government and industry came together Ipswich East fire station, to pledge their support for fire sprinkler systems to protect Suffolk people and safeguard local businesses and schools.
Councillor Colin Spence, Suffolk County Council’s Portfolio Holder for Public Protection said:
“I am delighted by the strong collective support we have received for our ambition to make automatic fire sprinklers the standard for our homes and businesses. We want to take the lead in their widespread use here in Suffolk.”
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