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Welcome to 2025!
Here is our first episode of the year and we continue with interviews with the Above and Beyond Award Winners.
Tony Hodder, Victoria Boltsis and Aliaksandr Shamshur share some of their experiences in fire alarm and why they think they were awarded this prize.
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On this Year-End episode, I have asked a few of my past guests and also Suzanne Alfano, Executive Director fo the CFAA and Jordan Klemick, Current President of the CFAA, to give us some year end summary of what we are doing at the executive committee level and what we have planned in 2025.
I was also able to bring on Cathy and Mark, who have been on the podcast in the past and have rolls within chapters of the CFAA.
I wish you all a Happy New Year and we will see you on the road somewhere in Canada or you wil continue to hear us on the podcast.
Thanks for listening this year and for continunin to spread the word on the podcast to all of your fellow fire alarm technicians, engineers, managers and AHJ's.
See you in 2025 with season 2 of the CFAA Fire Alarm Technician's Podcast!
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This week is a long-ish episode and is more of a discussion with Mark and Tom on what we have been discovering as we have started working wiht the new standards. We focus on the topic of deficiencies and how some parts are open to some interpretation.
Would you like to come on the podcast? Send me a line at [email protected]
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On this episode, Mark and I discuss some of the definitions and parameters around 'what is a deficiency?'
We will have more episodes to come on this very important subject, as this affects all of your work as a fire alarm technician and how you report and comment on things that 'aren't right'.
Thanks again Mark for joining!
20 episodes down!
If you would like to join me on the podcast, send an email to [email protected]
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Podcast for Canadian Fire Alarm Technicians and other people interested in the fire alarm industry in Canada.
comments can be sent to [email protected]
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