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Member Countries
Australia
Fire Protection Association Australia
13 Ellingworth, Parade, Box Hill, Box 1049
Victoria 3128
Scott Williams: scott.williams@fpaa.com.au
The Fire Protection Association
(FPA) of Australia is an organization that promotes fire awareness and
works with the Australian fire protection industry. While the organization
provides general information on Australian fire protection, safety and
information on the technical committees, special interest groups and state
committees, it is an additional resource for fire and safety information in
general.
Austria
Institut Fur Technische
Sicherheit - SCHUTZ HAUS
Siebenbrunnengasse 21 A
1050 Wien
Bernd Strnad: bernd.strnad@kfv.at
Belgium
ANPI
Parc Scientifique
Fleming
B 1348 Louvain la Neuve Sud
Alain Verhoyen: info@anpi.be
The purpose of ANPI is to
promote measures, means and techniques aimed at fire and theft prevention
as well as the protection of people and properties.
China
China Fire Protection Association
5th Floor, Fire Station, No 19A
Huawei Xili, Chaoyang District
Gao Wei: cfpa-gib@126.com
China Fire
Protection Association (CFPA) is a nationwide nonprofit organization. CFPA
promotes public fire safety awareness, fire protection technology advancing
and fire industry development by providing/supporting fire information
exchange, training and fire research.
Denmark
Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology
Jernholmen 12
DK 2650 Hvidove
Jesper Ditlev: jd@dbi-net.dk
Danish Fire and Security Technology Institute is
Denmark´s center of excellence for security and fire safety. We build our
knowledge through targeted research and development activities and through
the assignments we solve for companies, institutions and authorities.
Through our international network we systematically collect and process the
latest knowledge from around the world within the fields of fire and
security technology. In addition, we participate in Danish, European and
international standards and standardization work within our core business.
Egypt
EFPA
24 B Anwer El Mofty Street
Nasr City
Cairo
Hatem Kheir: kheir@link.net
Egyptian Fire Protection Association was founded in 1995, an NGO
working to raise the scientific publication of preventive awareness against
the dangers of fire and protect the
environment from damage caused by the association of leading social role
effective for all beneficiaries of the cultural services.
Finland
The Finnish National Rescue Association
Ratamestarinkatu 11
00520 Helsinki
Kimmo Kohvakka: kimmo.kohvakka@spek.fi
The Finnish National Rescue Central SPEK is a fire and rescue , civil
protection and preparedness expert , who trains and produces, among other
things, training materials and manuals as well as to educate and guide
people to a safe tomorrow. The aim is that people are able to prevent the
hazard and accident situations , to prepare them and to act in the right.
SPEK also contribute to the readiness of society and the hazards and
disasters.
France
Centre National de Prevention et de Protection
BP 2265
F-27950 St. Marcel
Benoit Clair: benoit.clair@cnpp.com
The National Center for Prevention and Protection (CNPP)
is a professional body, recognized by the insurance companies, which
develops, disseminates and assesses knowledge and know-how in personal
safety, tangible and intangible property safety and environmental safety in
every activity and environment. The CNPP also operates on an international
level including involvement in European bodies, cooperation agreements and
as a member of international networks.
Germany
VDS Schadenverhutung GM bH
Amsterdamer Str. 172 D
50735 Cologne
Ingeborg Schlosser: ISchlosser@vds.de
Karl-Heinz Stahl: kstahl@vds.de
The VdS Schadenverhtung
is an Institution which performs tests and issues certificated on safety
and security equipment.
Indonesia
Indonesia Fire Protection Association
Graha Sucofindo 12th
Floor
JL Raya Pasar Minggu
Kar.34, Jakarta
Peter Placidus S. Petrus: pspetrus@kebakaran.org
Italy
Associazione Italiana
Addetti Sicurezza
Via dei Mille 8
1-60015 Falconara M. ma(AN)
Tiziano Zuccaro: tzuccaro@isaq.it
Korea
Korea Fire Safety Association
87-4, 8-Ga. Youngdeungpo-Dong
Seoul, Republic of Korea
Hyeon Cheol Shin: kfsa-intl@kfsa.or.kr
Korea Fire Safety Association concentrates on
cultivating outstanding fire protection professionals and exchanging
information so as to protect people’s lives and assets from catastrophic
disasters.
Korea
Korean Fire Protection Association
35-4 Youido-dong Yongdungpo-gu
Seoul, Republic of Korea
Kauh, Young-Sun: kfpa@kfpa.or.kr
Malaysia
Malaysian Fire Protection Association
No.25-4 Block H, Jalan PJU 1/37
Dataran Prima, 47301 Petaling
Jaya
Steven Ooi: stevenooi@jayasarana.com
The Malaysian Fire Protection Association (MFPA)
was formed in 1976 by a group of Malaysian pioneer and expatriates in the
fire industry and was registered as a society on 26th July 1977. MFPA has
grown into an organized and cohesive organization, representing the
manufacturers, contractors and professionals in the fire trades. Throughout
the years, it has organized various short courses for the betterment of its
members. To ensure a continuous improvement in the industry, MFPA is
collaborating with the Fire & Rescue Department Malaysia, institution
of higher learning and various professional bodies in conducting seminars
and exhibitions in different states of Malaysia. The organization is
actively involved in the development of the Malaysian Standards through its
participation in various SIRIM Technical Committees and Working Groups on
fire safety and protection. In addition, MFPA collaborated in the standards
writing for Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, Specifications for Fire
Hydrants, Specifications for Portable Fire Extinguishers, Automatic
Sprinkler Systems, Gaseous Fire Extinguishing System and Fire Resistant Doorset and other related fire safety systems.
New
Zealand
Fire Protection Association of New Zealand
2A Rothwell Ave., Albany, Auckland
Private Box 302-372, North Harbour, Auckland
Michael Connolly: mike@fireprotection.org.nz
To provide a professional
forum and to be the unified voice of the fire protection community and by
drawing on our expertise and collective knowledge to reduce the impace of
fire in New Zealand.
Nigeria
Fire Disaster Prevention
& Safety Awareness Association of Nigeria
36A Pope John Paul Street,
Off Gana Maitama Abuja
Abuja, Nigeria
Badanga Ahmed Lamidi: info@firedisasterprevention.net
This organization is the
first non-profit association in Nigeria and has initiated several fire
protection programs including information on vehicle fires, bush fires, arson,
and fire educational programs in schools.
Norway
Norsk Brannvrnforening
Ensjoon 16, Pb. 6754 Etterstad
N-0609 Oslo, Norway
Dagfinn Kalheim: dagfinn.kalheim@brannvernforeningen.no
Norwegian
Fire Protection Association is an independent foundation working for a
safer society. Through information, training and advisory services, we
assist individuals , businesses and organizations
to take responsibility for their own fire safety. Norwegian Fire Protection Association
has taken the social responsibility since 1923. The organization was
created on the initiative of the insurance industry and government. Behind
the establishment was a recognition that fires
with loss of life and property had become a major social problem.
Pakistan
Fire Protection Association of Pakistan
AS-4, Row#9, NECHS, Gulshan-e-Iqbal
Block-10A,Opp. Aladin Park off. Rashid Minhas Road
Karachi
Farhat Hussain: info@fpap.org.pk
The Association is a voluntary and nonprofit organization for promoting fire
protection awareness and advancement. Informative publications, member
meetings, community awareness programs, organizational training sessions,
country’s best fire protection library having latest publication from all
over the world, technical assistance projects and are members of CFPA
(Int’l) and CFPA (Asia) are some of the achievements. It is a good resource
for Fire Professionals and Engineers in industry, commerce and public
sector, to achieve and maintain highest standards of Fire Safety Management
Serbia
DITUR
Osmana Djikica 11
1100 Belgrade
Milovan Vidakovic: Vidakovic.m@sbb.rs
The National
Organization of Engineers and Technicians for Directing Fire Risks – DITUR
is a nonprofit organization and was established in 24.01.2002. by the decision of the Ministry of Inner Affairs
Republic of Serbia.
Slovenia
SZPV-Slovenian Fire Protection Association
Dunajska Cesta 369
Sl-1231 Ljubljana-Crnuce
Leon Pajek: info@szpv.si
The Slovenian Fire Protection Association (SZPV) was established in
1993, by a group of individuals, representatives from companies and
institutions, commited to work in the field of fire protection and to protect
people, property and the environment by advancing fire prevention.
South Africa
Fire Protection Association of Southern Africa
P.O. Box 15467
Impala Park, 1472
David Poxon: davidp@fpasa.co.za
The FPASA is particularly active in the provision of training courses
and specialized technical services to facilitate better fire safety and the
reduction of the loss of life and damage to property caused by fires. The Association was established in 1973
by funding from the short-term insurance industry in South Africa and while
the Association still enjoys the
active support of this group (which consists of all short-term insurers,
re-insurers and Lloyds of London), income generating technical and training
activities (particularly fire risk assessments, fire investigations and
training courses), ensures additional income.
Spain
CEPREVEN
Sagasta 1 8
Madrid
Mercedes Storch: mstorch@cepreven.com
CEPREVEN is
a Spanish organization that performs risk assessment on behalf of insurance
companies.
Sweden
The Swedish Fire Protection Association
SE-115 87 Stockholm
Anders Bergqvist: anders.bergqvist@svbf.se
The Swedish Fire Protection Association - which is known in Swedish
as Brandskyddsföreningen Sverige
- is a non-profit association membership organisation. Our vision is”a Sweden with greater fire safety”. The work
undertaken by SFPA covers broad field of activities including a production
of printed material and dissemination of information, the management and
administration of training programmes, as well as all manner extensive
experience and competence in these areas. Since its foundation in 1919, the
association has played a vital role in on-going fire protection efforts.
SFPA is co-operation very close with the 22 Regional Fire Protection
Associations, and together we have the same trademark. SFPA has an
important function as a pressure group to bring influence to bear on
politicians, industry and commerce, public organisations and private
individuals to actively prevent damage by fire. SFPA works closely with
important groups in society. Among others the municipal fire and safety
services, representatives for insurance companies, commerce and industry,
and public service.
Switzerland
Swiss Institute for the Promotion of Safety & Security
Nuschelerstrasse 45
CH-8001 Zurich
Hubert Ruegg: hubert.rueegg@swissi.ch
The Swiss Institute of Safety
& Security, a service organization for risk management and corporate
safety and security, works hand in hand with the business world, insurance
companies and the authorities for the purpose of loss prevention. The
objective is to promote safety and security (fire and explosion protection,
process safety, occupational safety, environmental protection, intruder
protection) in industrial, commercial and service sector operations in all
fields of business.
United
Kingdom
Fire Protection Association
London Road
Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire GL56 0RH
Jonathan O'Neill: joneill@thefpa.co.uk
A United
Kingdom fire safety organization supported by the Association of British
Insurers and Lloyds. FPA provides
support to many standard making bodies to influence the development of
standards.
USA
National Fire Protection Association
1 Batterymarch Park
Quincy, Massachusetts
Gary Keith: gkeith@nfpa.org
Christine
Ellis: cellis@nfpa.org
The National Fire Protection
Association (NFPA) is an international nonprofit organization that
was established in 1896. The company’s mission is to reduce
the worldwide burden of fire and other hazards on the quality of life by
providing and advocating consensus codes and standards, research, training,
and education. With a membership that includes more than 74,000 individuals from
nearly 100 nations NFPA is the world's leading advocate
of fire prevention and an authoritative source on public safety.
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