A great idea by the Louisville Regional Airport Authority with the Challenge Coin cases! We are #senecaproud to be part of the #history contained behind that glass! Thanks for an amazing week #Louisville #Kentucky and Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) #sfpe24
Seneca Polytechnic Fire Protection
Higher Education
Toronto, Ontario 2,302 followers
Quietly Saving Lives Since 1972
About us
The Seneca College Fire Protection program includes: Engineering Technology Fire Fighting (Pre-Service) NFPA Certifications (ProBoard and IFSAC accredited) Our programs provide a comprehensive fire protection education so that graduates have an understanding of all aspects of the industry.
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http://www.senecapolytechnic.ca/fire
External link for Seneca Polytechnic Fire Protection
- Industry
- Higher Education
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Ontario
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 1972
- Specialties
- Fire Protection, Life Safety, NFPA Certifications, Fire Sprinkler Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, Special Hazard Systems, Fire Fighting, Life Safety Consulting, Fire Investigation, Fire and Life Safety Inspections, Fire Dynamics, Human Behaviour During Fire Emergencies, and Fire and Life Safety Education
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1750 Finch Ave E
Toronto, Ontario M2J 2X5, CA
Employees at Seneca Polytechnic Fire Protection
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Scott Pugsley
SET, FPET | Professor and Industry Coordinator | School of Fire Protection Engineering Technology @ Seneca Polytechnic
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Derek Gruchy
Program Coordinator at Seneca Polytechnic Fire Protection Engineering Technology
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Nicole Higgins
Firefighter at Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury
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Blake Smith
Senior Consultant & Project Manager at Ignis Building Solutions
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Great to see some of our alumni already contributing to the inaugural Executive! Any others living in the Prairies, make sure to follow and get active. Your feedback and engagement can shape the direction. #senecaproud
Hello, As you may or may not know, a new Prairies Provinces chapter has been created within SFPE (Society for Fire Protection Engineers) that represents fire professionals within Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. As a new chapter of the SFPE within Canada, we’re excited to reach out to new members interested in the SFPE and being part of a growing group of like-minded professionals. The Prairie Province Chapter’s Vision is: to define, develop, and advance the use of engineering best practices; expand the scientific and technical knowledge base; and educate the global fire safety community, in order to reduce fire risk. The Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) has been a prominent professional organization since 1950. As a leading global society, it represents professionals working in the field of fire protection and fire safety engineering. With over 5,000 members and more than 120 chapters worldwide, including more than 20 student chapters, SFPE has been rapidly growing. Information about the SFPE can be found here: https://www.sfpe.org/home The Society has six chapters and two student chapters located in Canada that work to advance the mission of the Society on a local level. The six professional chapters include: Atlantic Canadian Chapter British Columbia Chapter National Capital Region Chapter Prairies Provinces Chapter Southern Ontario Chapter St. Lawrence Chapter We want to welcome professionals to the chapter and invite you to sign up for a joint presentation coinciding with our chapter's official kickoff on September 25th. The event will include a joint webinar hosted by all Canadian Chapters, and will include Prairie Province members from across the region. In-person events in select cities are being planned with information to follow for those signing up for the event. If you are interested in attending in-person, please reach out to the following people: Matthew Hopley ([email protected]) if you are located in Calgary, Ishraat Masood ([email protected]) if you are located in Winnipeg, or Andrea Nylen ([email protected]) if you are located in Regina. Please see attached event information sheet and sign-up link below to get yourself registered at no cost. Registration is required to receive a meeting link. https://lnkd.in/gc9EZcvN Thanks again for your interest! Kieran Ager Matthew Hopley Kelsey Longmoore Jim Burns Andrea Nylen Mike Garner Cameron Bardas Ishraat Masood Andra Wisdom Geoff Brownlie
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The perfect end to an excellent Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) conference with Seneca Polytechnic alumni, Henning White, P.L. Eng, CFPS, introducing that next year SFPE BC Chapter ( #Vancouver ) will host! #senecaproud of our alumni and how they contribute on the international stage! Thank you!!! #Louisville #Kentucky #sfpe24
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Final presentation of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) Conference and it is great to see a Seneca Polytechnic alumni contributing to the important research regarding Challenges to Fire Service Response in Storage Facilities! #senecaproud of you Vanessa C.!!! #sfpe24
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We have been a proud supporter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) and our local SFPE Southern Ontario Chapter since its inception. Great to see the Society recognizing the efforts required for volunteers to donate time, in addition to their regular workload. Thank you to Seneca Polytechnic for your continuous support in these endeavours. Our students and industry appreciate it greatly. #senecaproud
The Q3 2024 issue of Fire Protection Engineering is now available! Check out the featured article "Is It a Battery Fire or Just a Fire? Fire Protection of Lithium-Ion Batteries in Manufacturing and Storage" by Ben Ditch and Stephanie Thomas. Access the digital version here: https://ow.ly/kwsC50TEvfp #fireprotectionengineering
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We would like to extend a special thank you to Seneca Polytechnic Alumni for making it possible for this eager group of students to attend the SFPE Southern Ontario event on Wildland Fire, with Ken Cox giving an entertaining seminar! The discussion hit home for the Seneca Polytechnic pillars of education. The impact of EDI and Truth and Reconciliation were highlighted as we heard about the techniques used by Indigenous populations for centuries to support the lands. Sustainability was considered in the discussion on determining if a fire should be allowed to burn. Hearing how fire is necessary for many wildlife habitats was a unique perspective we forget. The importance of Human Skills like Collaboration and Communication were mentioned when working with local fire departments or when support comes from other provinces or even countries like Mexico! Of course critical thinking and problem solving are vital when every situation develops quickly and uniquely. Even flexible technology was used to deliver the presentation and discussions on technology's benefit to their daily tasks also was noted. We were #senecaproud to be in attendance with so many successful alumni and seeing our current students interacting with them before, during, and after. Thank you again Seneca Alumni for making it a possibility.
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Congratulations to the amazing team of presenters (Fire Chief Jason M. Williams, Professor Blake Smith and Professor Scott Pugsley) and big thank you to our student volunteers for helping during the afternoon! #SenecaProud to be a long term supporter of the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association and Seneca Polytechnic
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Interactive Fire Lab sessions are completed! On to the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association's Showcase evening. Looking forward to meeting members and Seneca Polytechnic Alumni tonight! #SenecaPround
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SET, FPET | Professor and Industry Coordinator | School of Fire Protection Engineering Technology @ Seneca Polytechnic
Can't wait. These sessions are just hours away and we're all ready to go! #FireSprinklers #FireAlarms #FireInvestigation Only at Seneca Polytechnic Fire Protection in partnership with the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association. Interested in similar sessions, feel free to contact me.
#Senecaproud to be hosting the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association symposium tomorrow within our Fire Sprinkler, Fire Alarm, and Fire Service lab spaces all under one roof! #DayTrip #LearnItLiveIt only at Seneca Polytechnic
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#Senecaproud to be hosting the Ontario Municipal Fire Prevention Officers Association symposium tomorrow within our Fire Sprinkler, Fire Alarm, and Fire Service lab spaces all under one roof! #DayTrip #LearnItLiveIt only at Seneca Polytechnic
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