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What's your "elevator pitch" to someone who is unfamiliar to the field of fire protection?
I realized my 2-3 sentences are a little dry and am looking for a new way to further excitement/interest in our field. Hopefully I get fewer glazed over expressions with your help! Sent in anonymously for discussion. Click Title to View | Submit Your Question | Subscribe
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Jesse
11/8/2022 08:12:56 am
I typically talk about my fire department background as a career firefighter/medic, and how I parlayed that experience into fire protection engineering. Understanding the fire science and using that understanding to choose how to protect an given risk. A different approach to life safety.
Alex
11/8/2022 08:34:31 am
Hi,
David Kendrick
11/8/2022 08:54:51 am
As far as water damage goes, if this computer room gets hot enough to set off a sprinkler head you have a bigger issue than water.
Shawn Lofton
11/8/2022 03:41:19 pm
Everything dries, nothing unburns.
Jerry Clark
11/8/2022 04:15:45 pm
That was my boss's favorite saying. His second favorite was, "The purest form of fire suppression is fire prevention".
Paul Pinigis
11/8/2022 09:17:58 am
One of my colleagues said it best, "We protect society from Architects."
Dale Morris
11/8/2022 10:20:31 am
I always talk about how interesting the work is, and that no two jobs are EVER the same. That you constantly work with different people from project to project, and that you are always learning. All said with much enthusiasm in my voice, as I do truly love my work!
Brian Cockburn
11/8/2022 10:32:48 am
I mention how relatively few people know how to design fire suppression systems and it's in high demand since nearly every building requires it. It can be a great way to stand out from the crowd if you're competent at it.
Anthony Brown
11/8/2022 10:42:01 am
I'm rather on the cynical side and tell them that this field is just about recession proof...!
Blaine
11/8/2022 08:47:46 pm
I say that fire protection was always near and dear to my heart as I was in the navy for many years and on a ship, you can’t stand in the front yard and watch the house burn down. Leave a Reply. |
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