SFPE

2024 ANNUAL
CONFERENCE Conference Program
& EXPO LOUISVILLE All Times are in Eastern Time (ET) Program is subject to change

SFPE 2024 Annual Conference & Expo

The Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE), the world’s leading professional society for fire protection
and fire safety engineering, welcomes you to the SFPE Annual Conference & Expo, being held in
Louisville, Kentucky, USA, from October 6-8, 2024.
Participate in two days of live education spotlighting the latest trends, research, solutions for emerging
challenges, and technologies transforming the fire protection engineering profession. Join industry
experts and enjoy many networking opportunities to connect with your peers. Exhibitors will showcase
the latest technologies, products and services currently offered within the industry. Professional
Development Seminars are offered post-conference.

Registration Expo Hours

Sunday, October 6, 2024 12:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Sunday, October 6, 2024 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Monday, October 7, 2024 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Monday, October 7, 2024
Tuesday, October 8, 2024 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Post-conference Registration hours: Tuesday, October 8, 2024 10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 9, 2024 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Expo Hall offers multiple opportunities for unopposed time with
conference participants. All meals are served in expo hall during
the conference days. Photo Booth will be available during the
designated expo hours.

SFPE Pre-Conference
Sunday, October 6, 2024
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory Tour
Discover Where Wood Meets Wonder at Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory! Dive into a world-class museum
11:00 – 12:30
gallery and experience how the game’s most iconic baseball bats are made on a factory tour. Located 15-min
walk from the conference hotel. (Limited Capacity. Registration Required.)

Louisville Fire Department Equipment Showcase (Registration Encouraged)

This is a great opportunity to get up close with SFPE members/firefighters and learn more about the tools they
12:00 – 2:00 use. The street on the west side of the conference hotel (S. 3rd street) will be closed off to experience the
equipment and apparatus: thermal drone demonstrations to reach the water’s edge and showcase the all hazard
response fleet.

SFPE Ethics Series: Introduction to Ethics and Peer Review for Fire Protection Engineers
This seminar covers ethics for fire protection engineers, provides an overview of ethics, and discusses how
engineering practices relate to ethics. It will also explain the ethical obligations of an engineer, the SFPE Code
1:00 – 2:00
of Ethics, and typical ethical challenges faced in the field. There will also be an exploration of the practices and
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principles involved in the independent evaluation of engineering work products. Finally, case studies will be
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discussed to provide real-world applications of the material. Instructed by Carl Baldassarra, PE, FSFPE
Additional Registration Fee is required to access the SFPE online on-demand course on this topic and earn a
separate Certificate of Attendance. (1 PDH)

2:00 – 2:30
NETWORKING BREAK: ICE-CREAM SOCIAL
Bluegrass Foyer

Chapter Leadership Forum and ACE Awards  

This session will discuss why Chapters need to engage young adults: from joining as members to taking on
2:30 – 5:00
critical chapter leadership roles. The hands-on workshop will focus on practical strategies for connecting with
Bluegrass
Chapter members and followers through LinkedIn. SFPE will also recognize SFPE Chapters that demonstrated
excellence in contributing to the needs of their members and the Society in the past year.

5:00 – 7:00
President’s Welcome Reception and Expo Opening (Open to All Attendees)
Marriott Ballroom
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SFPE 2024 Annual Conference – Day 1

Monday, October 7, 2024
Opening Session
Robert Libby, PE, FSFPE, SFPE President & Chris Jelenewicz, PE, FSFPE, SFPE Chief Executive Officer
8:00 – 8:30 Welcome Remarks
Kentucky Ballroom SFPE Bryan Mentoring Award - Bryan Hoskins, PhD, PE
A-E SFPE Ahern President’s Award - Jack Poole, PE, FSFPE
SFPE Lund Award for Professional Recognition - David Grossmann
SFPE Nelson Award for Inspired Service - Greg Baker, PhD, FIEAust, CPEng, PMSFPE
Opening Keynote
Brian C. O’Neill, Fire Chief, Louisville Fire Department
The Intersection of Leadership and Technology in Firefighting
8:30 – 9:15 Chief O’Neill will present a keynote highlighting fundamental leadership lessons for successful outcomes.
Kentucky Ballroom “Firefighting is, at its core, a dirty and manual job that, in many ways, is significantly enhanced by
A-E advancements in technology. The built environment where this work occurs is crucial in determining
outcomes. This environment has evolved dramatically over the years and continues to do so at a rapid pace.
No matter how technical the task, no matter the change in the environment, it is still basic and fundamental
leadership that has the most influence on ultimate success or failure.”

General Session
Todd Spalding, Fire Chief, Bardstown Fire Department
9:15 – 9:30 Rickhouse Fires - Can it be Contained?
Kentucky Ballroom History has shown that bourbon rickhouse fires cause losses in the millions. New building designs,
A-E specifically of 55,000 barrel rickhouses, include sprinkler systems. When sprinkler systems are activated in
these structures, it allows earlier notification for fire department response. Will the earlier notification for fire
department response and sprinkler suppression contain the fire enough for extinguishment?

General Session
John LeBlanc, FM
9:30 – 10:00 Hazards and Protection of Distilled Spirits in Wooden Barrels
Kentucky Ballroom The popularity of distilled spirits aged in wooden barrels is driving the building of many warehouses used
A-E to store either palletized or rack (Rickhouses) storage of distilled spirits in wooden barrels. This fire test
program looked at the hazards created by storing high proof alcohol in wooden barrels as well as defined fire
protection designs that can limit the spread of fire in these warehouses.

10:00 – 10:30 NETWORKING BREAK IN EXPO HALL

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Monday, October 7, 2024 (cont.)

Breakout Tracks
Track A Track B Track C Track D
Fire Safety Systems – Building Design Application of AI / Sponsored Track
Water-based Systems Digitalization &
Forensics
Kentucky Ballroom A-E Bluegrass Kentucky Ballroom F Kentucky Ballroom G
Craig Vesely, PE, CET, Steven Redden, SET,
Aby Abraham, PhD,
PMSFPE – Affiliated Fire-East Regional
– UK Atomic Energy
Engineers, Inc. & Jack Sales Manager – Fire,
Justin Fletcher, EIT & Authority: Application
Poole, PE, FSFPE – Poole Armstrong Fluid
Nicholas Ozog – WJE of Simulation Data
Fire Protection, Inc.: Technology: Self-
10:30 – 11:00 Associates, Inc.: The Management and
Case Study - Regulating Variable
New Hazards of Old Machine Learning to
Importance of Getting Speed Fire Pump Units
Parking Garages Optimise Fire Sprinkler
the Design Right for
System Design Using
ESFR Sprinkler
FDS
Systems
Shaun Kramer, Director
Alison Wakelin, PE – Zarko Ognjenovic, PE - Technical Services,
John Denhardt, PE, The Viking Corporation:
Jensen Hughes: State of – Milton J Wood Fire
ET, CWBSP, FSFPE – Ceiling-Only Protection
the Art Code and Fire Protection: Practical
American Fire Sprinkler of Freezer Storage
11:05 – 11:35 Protection Strategies Application of Laser
Association: Significant Supplied by Wet
for Li-Ion and VRLA Scanning Technology
changes to NFPA 13 Systems
UPS Systems in Data in Everyday Fire
-2025 Edition
Centers Protection Engineering

Adam St. John, PE –

Federal Bureau of ATF,
Fire and Explosion
Investigation: Gustavo Varela, Senior
Claire Yuan, MASc, P Eng, Design Engineer, M.C.
Understanding the Fire
Mark Hopkins, PE, PE, CP – GHL Consultants, Dean: Cloud Enterprise
Hazards of Corrugated
FSFPE – Summit Fire Ltd.: A Case Study Solution for Fire Alarm
Stainless Steel Tubing
11:40 – 12:10 Consulting: The Efficacy Approach to Monitoring
(CSST): Analysis of
of Nitrogen in Dry Pipe Performance-based
the Line-of-Duty Death
Systems Design Dilemma in
of Firefighter Nathan
Canada
Flynn Utilizing Fire
Dynamics Simulator,
Fire Testing and
Electronic Data Sources
12:10 – 1:15
NETWORKING LUNCH IN EXPO HALL
Marriott Ballroom
General Session
Presented by Robert Libby, PE, FSFPE, SFPE President & Chris Jelenewicz, PE, FSFPE, SFPE CEO
SFPE Jensen Award for Committee Service - J. Sargent “Sarge” Slicer, FSFPE
1:15 – 1:40 SFPE Lucht Award for Contributions to Education - Morgan Hurley, PE, FSFPE
Kentucky Ballroom SFPE Trailblazer Award - David Stacy, PE
Salon A-E SFPE Spotlight Award - Derek Gruchy, M.A.Sc., C.E.T., Fellow OACETT; Dustin Stokes, PE; Michael A.
Crowley, PE, FSFPE; Tracy Franklin Williams
SFPE Fire Protection Person of the Year Award - Ed Ruckriegel, City of Madison (Wisconsin) Fire Department’s
Fire Prevention Division (Retired)
General Session
5 Under 35 Award Winners Presentations
1:40 – 2:10 Jonathan Hodges, PhD
Kentucky Ballroom Victoria Hutchison
Salon A-E Andrea Lucherini, PhD
Andrew Poole, PE
Emily N. Thomas, PE
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Monday, October 7, 2024 (cont.)

Breakout Tracks
Track A Track B Track C Track D
Battery Fires / Energy Career Development / Fire Safety Systems Sponsored Track
Storage Wildland Urban
Interface
Kentucky Ballroom A-E Bluegrass Kentucky Ballroom F Kentucky Ballroom G
Peter Hallinan, General
Stephen Jordan, PE William Koffel, PE, FSFPE, Manager – SSi Fire
Bryan Hoskins, PE,
– Jensen Hughes: SASHE – University Solutions: The Greensol
PhD – Oklahoma State
Evaluation of Ul9540a of Maryland: A New Condensed Aerosol
2:15 – 2:45 University: Response
Methodologies: Cell Pathway To a Career Difference
to Alert Tones under
Level Gas Volume In Fire Protection
Unintended Situations
Analysis Engineering

Jim McHugh, President,

Parham Dehghani – AGF Manufacturing:
Fire Safety Research Corrosion Prevention:
Joseph Willi – Fire Safety Jin Soo Kim, PE, PhD –
Institute: On Modeling of Air Venting Guidelines
Research Institute, UL HanBaek F&C, Korea:
EV Fire Heat Exposure for Wet Fire Sprinkler
2:50 – 3:20 Research Institutes: Effective Vent for Shaft
to the Immediate Systems
Window Failure During Pressurization Smoke
Surrounding Using
Exterior Fire Exposure Control System
Inverse Heat Transfer
Analysis

Jean Berthold – Draeger Tanmay Vora: Modeling

Inc.: Significance of Transport of Firebrands Daniel Wake, CFPS,
Christopher Coxon Product Manager Fire
Lithium-Ion Battery Around Structures and
– Amventco, Inc.: Suppression –
Chemistry in the code- Communities Using an
3:25 – 3:55 Pressure Venting Victaulic: Hybrid Fire
compliant design of Eulerian Multiphase
for Gas Suppression Extinguishing Systems
Fire & Safety Systems Technique
System
for Battery Storage Supported by SFPE
Containers Foundation

3:55 – 4:30
NETWORKING BREAK IN EXPO HALL
Marriott Ballroom
Poster Presentations
and Foyer
General Session « TOP ABSTRACT AWARD «
TOP Abstract Winners Presentation
James Milke, PhD, PE, FSFPE, Professor Emeritus University of Maryland & Jack Poole, PE, FSFPE:
Applying the Fire Risk Assessment Process to Existing Group I Aircraft Hangars
This presentation will provide an overview of how research and data analysis helped shape the fire protection
4:30 – 5:30
system requirements in NFPA 409 (2022 edition). The process of how and why the changes were incorporated
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in NFPA 409 which now allows fire protection decisions to be made based upon a fire risk assessment, will
Salon A-E
be presented. The fire risk assessment method considers factors such as hangar classification, operations
and activities conducted within the hangar, and previous loss history. An overview of the fire risk assessment
process will be provided to explain the details and importance of following the approach outlined in NFPA 409,
and how this approach can and has been used on large Group I aircraft hangars.The presentation will also
include data of fire incidents and automatic suppression system operation in hangars.   
General Session
SFPE 2024 Fellows Award Presentations
Dr. Brian Ashe, CEng, CPEng, FSFPE, FIEAust, Charles Joyce, PE, CET, FSFPE
5:30 – 6:15
MIFireE, MSaRS Brian Y. Lattimer, Ph.D., FASME, FSFPE
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Chris Butts, PE, AET, SET, CFPS, ARM, FSFPE Seth Sienkiewicz, PE, FSFPE
Salon A-E
John F. Devlin, PE, FSFPE Michael Spearpoint, BSc, MS, PhD, MIFireE, CEng,
Kiyoshi Fukui, FSFPE FSFPE
Don Hopkins, Jr., PE, FSFPE Gabriele Vigne, PhD, FSFPE
6:15 – 7:30
Marriott Ballroom SFPE Fellows’ and Awardees’ Reception (Open to All Attendees)
and Foyer
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SFPE 2024 Annual Conference – Day 2

Tuesday, October 8, 2024
7:00 – 7:30
Core Plus Exercise Class (All invited. Limited capacity)
Rose
General Session
Welcome & SFPE Foundation Awards
Presented by Maria B. Marks, CFPS, SET; Peter Senez, PEng, FSFPE; Leslie Marshall, PhD
Student Scholar Awards: Samuel Lovett, Master’s student, Siyan Wang, PhD candidate
8:00 – 8:15 Frederick W. Mowrer Global Scholar Award: Ting Xia, PhD student
Kentucky Ballroom The Dr. Guylène Proulx, OC Scholarship: Bronwyn Forrest, PhD student
A-E The Jack Bono Award for Engineering Communication: Brian Y. Lattimer, PhD, Xinyan Huang, PhD,
Michael A. Delichatsios, PhD, Yiannis A. Levendis, PhD, Kevin Kochersberger, PhD, Samuel Manzello, PhD,
Peter Frank, Tombo Jones, Jordi Salvador, Conrad Delgado, Eduard Angelats, M. Eulàlia Parés, David Martín,
Sara McAllister, PhD, & Sayaka Suzuki, PhD
The Arthur B. Guise Medal: Margaret McNamee, PhD
General Session: Guise Medal Keynote
Margaret McNamee, PhD, Professor of Fire Safety Engineering & Deputy Dean Faculty of
Engineering, Lund University
Sustainable Fire Safety Research Over Three Decades
The advent of extreme weather in recent years has highlighted the effects of climate change, thereby
increasing focus on sustainable fire safety. The question of sustainability in relation to fire safety is, however,
8:15 – 8:50
not new. Since the late 1990s, understanding sustainable fire safety has been investigated using such tools
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as life-cycle assessment and cost-benefit assessment or life-cycle costing. More recently, efforts to include
A-E
social life-cycle assessment have also been explored. The evolution of this research from exploration of the
environmental impact of fires, and the impact of their detection and tactical suppression will be presented,
together with investigation of cost-benefit approaches and recent efforts to include social assessments in the
broad concept of sustainability. The conclusions are optimistic and look towards a future with sustainable and
fire resilient buildings, sustainable firefighting and the potential to include sustainability considerations in all
future aspects of fire safety, provided there is sufficient willingness and funding.
General Session
Leslie Marshall, PhD, SFPE Foundation
Your SFPE Foundation: Donor Recognition, Impact, & Opportunities to Engage in Research,
8:50 – 9:30 Education, & Outreach
Kentucky Ballroom Join us for an update on the SFPE Foundation’s research, educational, and outreach efforts, such as the
A-E Grand Challenges Initiative, our Wildland-Urban Interface Fire Initiatives, and recently completed projects
and works-in-progress. During this session, we will also recognize our major individual, industry, and chapter
donors, and celebrate the impact of your contributions on the Foundation’s mission to enhance the scientific
understanding of fire and its interaction with the social, natural, and built environments.
General Session
Panel Discussion: Progress with Li-Ion Battery Fire Safety: Engineering Solutions to Mobility and
Storage Hazards
9:30 – 10:30 Moderator: Nathaniel Sauer, PhD
Kentucky Ballroom Panelists: Paul Hayes, Robert Marshall, Phil Friday, PE, FSFPE
A-E The June 2024 SFPE Engineering Symposium included three days of Lithium-ion battery presentations on
everything from basic technologies and mobility issues to grid-scale safety concerns. Three moderators
will give you a rundown of the key takeaways of each day’s topics. The technical tracks included codes and
standards, hazards of deployed products, and bulk storage.
10:30 – 11:00
NETWORKING BREAK IN EXPO HALL
Marriott Ballroom
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Tuesday, October 8, 2024 (cont.)

Breakout Tracks
Track A Track B Track C Track D
Fire Safety Systems Human Behavior & SFPE Foundation Sponsored Track
Evacuation / Risk
Assessment
Kentucky Ballroom A-E Bluegrass Kentucky Ballroom F Kentucky Ballroom G

Yogish Gopala, PhD – FM Niklas Strannefors,

Zilin Zhang & James
& Juergen Teschner – Job Head of Digital Design,
Milke, PhD, PE, FSFPE – Darlene Rini, PE –
Group: Evaluation of Symetri: Golden Thread
University of Maryland: Jensen Hughes & Brad
11:00 – 11:30 R-Bulbs as an Effective of Information – From
Developing A Velocity- Cronin, CFPS – Strategic
Activation Mechanism Idea to Reality
Density Curve For Code Solutions, LLC:
for SMART Sprinkler
High-Density Crowds Expanded “WUI
Systems
Virtual Handbook”
Ervin Cui, PE, PhD, Wiss Live Demonstration &
Kevin Hall, MEng, PE, ET,
Janey Elstner Associates Workshop
CWBSP – American Fire Product Demonstration
& AYoung Yun, Jensen Supported by SFPE
11:35 – 12:05 Sprinkler Association:
Hughes: Evacuation Foundation
Evaluating Existing
Elevator Systems in
Sprinkler Systems
Supertall Buildings
Jamie McAllister, CFI,
PE, PhD & Zelda Zhao
– Fire Tox, LLC.:
Justin Bonny, PhD &
Environmental and
Melisa Rodriguez, PE, Micah Russell – Morgan Kristin Griffes. SFPE
Health Impacts of
SET – Johnson Controls: State University: Industry Partnerships &
Thermal Runaway
12:10 – 12:40 Performance Based Decision-Making and Business Development
Events in Outdoor
Design for Cold Risk Assessment Manager: Explore SFPE
Lithium-Ion Battery
Storage of Fire in Virtual Partnership Initiatives
Energy Storage System
Environments
Installations
Supported by SFPE
Foundation
12:40 – 1:40
NETWORKING LUNCH IN EXPO HALL
Marriott Ballroom
NETWORKING LUNCH
The Women in Fire Protection Engineering (Registration Required)
Recruitment: Leading the Charge for the Next Generation of Women FPE’s
Moderator: Glynis Thompson, PE
12:40 – 1:40 Panelists: Shamim Rashid-Sumar, PE, FSFPE, Maria Marks, CFPS, SET, Elaine Farris, Laura Setser
Rose Join SFPE’s Women in Fire Protection Engineering Special Interest Group for a lunch panel discussion on
challenges in recruiting the next generation of fire protection and safety engineers, with an emphasis on
bringing more women into the profession in unison. Hear from a panel of fellow members on how to make
fire protection more marketable for women when selecting a career, while also brining in the brightest young
minds of tomorrow. This program is sponsored by FM.
General Session
Milosh Puchovsky, PE, FSFPE, Worchester Polytechnic Institute
Pushing the Boundaries – Harnessing Artificial Intelligence in Fire Protection Engineering Practice
Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds immense promise for revolutionizing fire protection engineering, offering the
potential for innovative solutions to enhance safety and mitigate risks in the built and wildland environments.
1:40 – 2:10 AI-powered powered predictive modeling and virtual testing platforms, AI-supported data acquisition and
Kentucky Ballroom analytical software, AI-driven fire detection and monitoring systems, and AI-enhanced autonomous robotic
A-E and drone systems are just a few of the developing technologies poised to make significant impacts.
However, the practical implementation of AI in fire protection engineering practice is not without its
limitations and challenges. This presentation delves into the nuanced opportunities and constraints that shape
the boundaries of AI application in fire protection engineering and summarizes a series of collaborative value
creation exercises with WPI’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and several academic departments.
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Tuesday, October 8, 2024 (cont.)

General Session
Carl F. Baldassarra, PE, FSFPE; Richard Kristie, SE; Timothy Costello , PE, PMSFPE, WJE Wiss,
Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc
2:10 – 2:40
After the Fire: Damage Assessment for Repair of Mass Timber Building Elements
Kentucky Ballroom
This presentation provides an overview of the methods used to assess structural damage and potential
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structural repair options associated with the impacts of fire and firefighting water on engineered mass
timber construction. The presenters will identify recent research on this topic, typical water demand used for
firefighting, and case studies of mass timber repair projects.
2:40 – 3:00
NETWORKING BREAK
Kentucky Foyer

Breakout Tracks
Track A Track B Track C
Special Hazard Systems Human Behavior / Evacuation Exterior Walls
Kentucky Ballroom A-E Bluegrass Kentucky Ballroom F
Raeshawn Kennedy, PE –
Shamim Rashid-Sumar, PE, FSFPE
Philip Novac – National Foam & Goodhead Consulting Engineers:
– National Ready Mixed Concrete
Jack Poole, PE FSFPE – Poole Fire The Influence of Calibrated
3:00 – 4:00 Association: Investigating ICF
Protection, Inc.: Is Fluorine Free Movement Data on Movement
Wall Construction Meeting the
Foam a Replacement to AFFF Egress Times in Computational
Requirements of NFPA 285
Simulation Modeling
Jacqueline Wilmot, PE – Fire
Protection Research Foundation & Merton Bunker, PE – Merton Bunker
Brad Cronin – CFPS Strategic Code & Associates & Jack Poole, PE,
Paul Hayes – Hiller: Battery
Solutions, LLC & Mark Hopkins, PE, FSFPE – Poole Fire Protection, Inc.:
4:05 – 5:05 Energy Storage Systems - Best
FSFPE – Summit Fire Consulting: Changes to NFPA 72, National
Practices and Code Updates
Identifying Challenges to Fire Fire Alarm and Signaling Code,
Service Response in Storage 2025 Edition
Facilities
5:10 – 5:20
Invitation to 2025 Annual Conference in Vancouver
Kentucky Ballroom
Robert Libby, PE, FSFPE, SFPE President & Shaun Kelly, P.Eng, CEng
A-E

SFPE Post-Conference*
*Limited capacity. Separate registration is required for SFPE professional development seminars.

Wednesday, October 9, 2024

9:00 – 5:00 Professional Development Seminar: Understanding Human Behavior (Day 1 of 1)
Rose Instructor: Bryan Hoskins, PhD, PE
9:00 – 5:00 Professional Development Seminar: Sprinkler Design for Engineers (Day 1 of 2)
Filly-Thoroughbred Instructor: John Denhardt, PE, ET, FSFPE, CWBSP & Scott Futrell, PE, FSFPE, CFPS, CFEI, SET

Thursday, October 10, 2024

9:00 – 5:00 Professional Development Seminar: Sprinkler Design for Engineers (Day 2 of 2)
Filly-Thoroughbred Instructor: John Denhardt, PE, ET, FSFPE, CWBSP & Scott Futrell, PE, FSFPE, CFPS, CFEI, SET