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Fire Middle East is the leading publication in the Middle East region for Fire, Rescue and Safety professionals.

The magazine has a readership of over 42,000 and is published three times a year.

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Fire Middle East Magazine Issue No.10

Issue 10: May / June 10

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  • OPTICAL BEAM DETECTORS-
  • THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR
    FIRE SAFETY SYSTEMS-
  • Causes of fire
  • Firefighting and rescue vehicles
  • Intersec 2010 report
  • UAE Firefit competition
News
Firefighting methods in road tunnels

NEW STUDY HELPS DEVELOP EFFECTIVE FIREFIGHTING METHODS IN ROAD TUNNELS

SP Sveriges Tekniska Forskningsinstitut and SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden have undertaken a study entitled Effective Firefighting Operations in Road Tunnels. > more

CONTRACTS & APPLICATIONS
Ziad Al-Rashood, President Fire Science Academy KSA; James M. Jordan, VP Global Fire Products UTC Fire & Security after signing the Memorandum of Understanding

Kidde Fire Trainers signs MOU

The Fire Science Academy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (FSA-KSA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Kidde Fire Trainers for support in developing a Fire Training Facility in Jubail. > more

PRODUCTS & SERVICES ON SHOW

Frameless fire resistant glazing now available in the Middle East

Architects can now design fire resistant glazing without the need for mullions. Clear Run, C3S Securiglass' frameless butt jointed system uses insulated fire resistant glass, offering both 30 and 60 minutes integrity and insulation.> more

Undergraduate and postgraduate courses in fire safety engineering

The University of Central Lancashire in Preston (UCLan) has developed a leading position in the UK and overseas for the delivery of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in fire safety engineering.

Sultan Salem Al Maskri graduated from UCLan in 2006 with a BEng (Hons) in Fire Engineering and went on to study the MSc Fire Safety Engineering. He now works as a Senior Fire Engineer at Exova Warrington Fire Consulting ME, based in Abu Dhabi. > more

Other news

ABU DHABI TO CREATE INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE TO INCREASE SAFETY LEVELS

Abu Dhabi’s Department of Municipal Affairs has said that a swath of fire codes requiring all new buildings to have alarms, smoke detectors, emergency exits and sprinklers will come into effect early next year, declaring ‘a new era of safety’. > more


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features

THE PHILOSOPHY OF BUILDING FIRE PROTECTION

Fire Middle East highlights more aspects of the whole ´philosophy´ of Building Fire Protection and the various active and passive systems which can be incorporated into the design of a structure.
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Xtralis Extends VESDA, the No. 1 Very Early Smoke Detection Line, with a Revolutionary Solution for Gas Detection and Environmental Monitoring

VESDA and ICAM Systems Expanded to Provide Reliable and Cost-effective Protection
Against Other Airborne Threats, Delivering Powerful New Value for Partners and End Users > more


MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT FOR ATEIS ON THE DUBAI METRO

When the first ten of the 29 stations on the new Dubai Metro Red Line opened on September 9th last year it marked a major achievement for public address/voice alarm specialists ATEIS MIDDLE EAST. > more