Things around here are always busy. The past few weeks have been no exception. With feedback from some Apple users, field-users, and those without Microsoft Excel - I've heard your pleas! We now have every single tool from The MeyerFire Toolkit now available online to subscribers! You can see the complete list of tools at www.MeyerFire.com - just hover over the "Tools" list. Now, you don't need Excel or a Microsoft operating system - access the quick tools you need from anywhere, anytime. Not a Toolkit subscriber? Join on here. Licenses are now multi-user so you can share these tools with your whole team. SFPE Atlanta March 10th & 11th If you're attending SFPE Atlanta's regional conference on March 10th & 11th - let me know! I'll be there for John Frank's daylong session on updates with the Fire Protection PE Exam. He's the longtime leader of SFPE's Online PE Review Course and we'll be doing some collaboration in preparation for the computer-based changes to the PE Exam in 2020. NFSA Annual Conference April 29th - May 1st If you'll be in Phoenix for NFSA's National Conference - check us out! I'll be teaming with the voice of the fire sprinkler industry - Fire Sprinkler Podcast's Chris Logan to speak on New Media in Fire Protection. In Phoenix we'll be dissecting what we've learned while starting up different media in the industry, what projects we're working on now, and what ways we all can capitalize on new opportunities in the media space. That presentation is set for Wednesday April 29th. Making the Jump - The New Consulting Practice For all those who have reached out on LinkedIn about my (relatively) recent jump into starting my own design practice - thank you!! Things have been very busy with a healthy amount of fire sprinkler shop drawing design & consulting work. If you have interest in following the work I'm doing as part of that endeavour, follow my updates here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/meyerfire/. There's a fresh video on a recent all-BIM sprinkler design. If we're not yet connected on LinkedIn, consider doing so. It's GREAT to hear from and chat with other passionate people about the fire protection industry and it's something I really enjoy.
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