Download PDF version

The Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) has announced the election of its new Council, following its Annual General Meeting, held at Saddlers Hall, London on 7th July. Council members are elected each year, while the chair and vice chair remain in place for a two-year term.

The Council comprises:

  • Chris Miles - UL (Chair)
  • Clive Miles -  CLM Fireproofing (Vice Chair)
  • Clive Atkins - Fire Protection Coatings Group
  • Carrie Blackshaw - Minster
  • Sharon McClure - Avesta Scotland
  • Nigel Morrey - Etex Building Performance
  • Robert O’Byrne - Tennants Building Products
  • Jamie O’Hagan - Structural Fireproofing Systems
  • Ian Outram - CPG Europe
  • Philip Sargent- IFC Certification
  • Bob Westcombe - Rockwool

welcoming the new Council

The ASFP Council plays a key role in guiding the strategic direction of the ASFP and we welcome the important input"

ASFP CEO Steve Davies welcomed the appointment of the new Council, “We are pleased to announce the appointment of our new ASFP Council. While we continue to thank our returning Council members for their continuing support, we particularly welcome those who are newly elected."

"The ASFP Council plays a key role in guiding the strategic direction of the ASFP and we welcome the important input we receive from members who give up their valuable time. As the Association grows and we develop new services, this engagement is vital to ensure we continue to meet the changing needs of members from every category.”

strategy and structure

The ASFP is governed via a simple structure involving an Executive Board and the Council, with day-to-day management and operation, the responsibility of the CEO and Officers.

The ASFP Council sets strategy and structure and delegates management of the Association to the Executive Board. This Board is composed of the ASFP Chair and Vice Chair, CEO, and Business manager.

Download PDF version Download PDF version

In case you missed it

The Technologies Of Smart Cities: Their Impact On The Fire Service
The Technologies Of Smart Cities: Their Impact On The Fire Service

To be a smart city, modern urban areas leverage technology to improve operations and services, in effect deploying a network of sensors and devices to collect data on city operatio...

Is Outdated Technology Crippling The Fire Safety And Security Sector?
Is Outdated Technology Crippling The Fire Safety And Security Sector?

In the challenging world of fire safety and security services, organizations are constantly juggling the need to maintain high efficiency with the relentless push for technological...

Rosenbauer Karlsruhe: New Welcome Center In Germany
Rosenbauer Karlsruhe: New Welcome Center In Germany

The new Welcome Center of Rosenbauer Karlsruhe in Germany can already be seen from far away in the city and from the busy highway that runs through Karlsruhe. At night, the strikin...

vfd