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MEET THE 2023 FCIA PRESIDENT'S MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNER & FINALISTS

Each year, FCIA members, sponsors, and supporters participate in the FCIA Memorial Golf Tournament.  All proceeds from sponsorship for the outing fund the FCIA President's Memorial Scholarship for Fire Protection Engineering and Construction Management students.  Third-year, fourth-year, and graduate-level students in these disciplines are eligible to apply for the scholarship.  This year's talent was among the best and brightest ever.  Let's meet this year's Winner, Tyler Kleinsasser, and Finalists, Kendra Cadena and Amanda Mcdowell.

TYLER KLEINSASSER

WINNER

KENDRA CADENA

FINALIST

AMANDA MCDOWELL

FINALIST

 

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Why Use A Specialty Firestop Contractor?

Cables, pipes of all types, expansion, and building perimeter joints all make breaches in fire-resistance-rated and smoke-resistant assemblies. When breaches that allow penetrations to pass through and joints that allow for movement are required, FCIA Specialty Firestop Installation Contractor Members are the “go to” companies to look for. FCIA Specialty Firestop Installation Contractor Member companies specialize in this highly technical service that protects people, property, and continuity of building operations. They understand how to analyze conditions, correctly select listed firestop SYSTEMS, then install the firestop systems with the utmost attention to detail.

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Why Use A Special Inspection Agency?

FCIA Firestop Special Inspection Agency Members strive to be the best at inspecting highly technical firestop systems. These FCIA Member Inspection Agencies assess the installation of the Specialty Firestop Installation Contractor against the tested and listed system listing that was used to build the firestop system.  Competent, third-party independent inspection by FCIA Firestop Special Inspection Agency Members with the proper equipment, competent personnel, and practical industry experience adds an integral quality check on the firestop installation process. Insist on FCIA Firestop Special Inspection Agencies that know when the installation is right or wrong.

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JOIN AN ELITE GROUP OF FIRESTOP PROFESSIONALS

FCIA members span the globe provided services and materials that uphold the highest level of standards.

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Building Owners and Managers are required by the International Fire Code, NFPA 101, NFPA 1, the National Fire Code of Canada, UAE Fire and Life Safety Code, and other codes to maintain all types of fire-resistance rated and smoke resistant assemblies for the life of the building.

Members who offer these specialized services can register for inclusion in these lists.

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OSHA WITHDRAWS COVID-19 VACCINATION MANDATE FOR EMPLOYERS

On January 25, 2022, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced that it is withdrawing its COVID-19 vaccination and testing Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS), which OSHA originally issued on November 5, 2021 and required employers with more than 100 employees to develop, implement, and enforce a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination or testing policy. The withdrawal will be effective on January 26, 2022.

Although OSHA is withdrawing the ETS as an enforceable temporary standard, it is keeping the ETS provisions in place to serve as a notice of proposed rulemaking for a permanent COVID-19 Healthcare Standard.

Even with the COVID-19 ETS withdrawn, OSHA will be able to use its enforcement of the General Duty Clause to address workplace responses to COVID-19, which requires employers to provide their employees with a safe and healthy workplace free from recognized hazards that are causing or likely to cause death or serious physical harm.

OSHA’s full announcement on its withdrawal of the COVID-19 ETS is available here.