Fire Safety and Security

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1 Conference on Fire Safety and Security (ConFiSS)-2014 Bu ildi g n Co de FIRE Alarm March 4-5, 2014 FICCI, Federation House New Delhi

2 Conference on Fire Safety and Security (ConFiSS)-2014 March 4-5, 2014 FICCI, Federation House New Delhi Fire is a serious hazard in India and on an average about 25,000 people die every year due to fire and related causes. The Indian fire safety and security market continues to evolve from a simple integration of incongruent systems such as fire safety, security, and other utilities, to fully integrated and intelligent systems that incorporate the latest technologies. According to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA), the fire losses accounted for more than 50% of the claims made to general insurance companies in fiscal There is a definite need for creating awareness and also ensuring strict compliance of fire safety rules. Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) in association with Fire and Security Association of India (FSAI) - Delhi Chapter is organising a two-day Conference on Fire Safety and Security (ConFiSS) on March 4-5, 2014 at FICCI, New Delhi. The conference will bring together authorities from government and experts from industry to debate and discuss some industry issues like, lack of implementation of existing regulations, new technologies, issues of capacity building and industry standards. Conference Highlights Fire & Life Safety Awareness National Building Code Fire Safety Standards, Audit & Rating Fire Safety & Security for Hospitals, Hospitality & Housing Innovative Technologies for Fire Safety and Security Capacity Building Networking Opportunity & Exhibition

3 Time Session hrs Registration hrs Inaugural session hrs Keynote Addresses hrs Tea /Coffee break Draft Agenda hrs Session I: Panel Discussion on National Building Code of India: Impediment to Growth or Safety Accelerator hrs Lunch The National Building Code (NBC) of India is one of the most referred document in the real estate sector. Its provisions have been incorporated in the Fire Act, various bye laws and numerous rules of states / UTs. Though some of the provisions of the Code pose a challenge in planning, it is also noted that the code in general is most concise yet comprehensive. The code is under revision by an expert panel, which has kindled the debate whether NBC is an 'impediment to growth' or a 'safety accelerator'. The session aims to discuss and debate these two opposing viewpoints to suggest relevant amendments in the Code hrs Session II: Tech. Bytes Today, we have a number of dependable and state of the art technologies to aid life and fire safety in complexes and buildings. However, to chose one over the other becomes a mammoth task. It is prudent to review, ascertain and select these technologies based their merit and its suitability for our requirements. The session will brings out a fast track update on these modern systems and technologies, so that these could be juxtaposed and compared systematically. The technologies under consideration are: Beam detectors Perimeter security Fire curtains Thermal imaging cameras Pressure control landing valves Sprinkler flexible connectors Mass notification system Emergency exit lighting hrs Tea /Coffee break hrs Session III: Capacity Building for the Fire Security Industry The India fire safety equipment market is estimated to touch USD 4.26 billion by the end of With rapid industrialization and escalating governmental regulations, the fire safety and security market in India is poised to grow many folds. Enormous demand has widened the scope for Indian fire industry to offer innovative products and services, with wide adoption of emerging trends and technologies world-wide. The session strives to discuss the need for capacity building within the industry and to find out feasible solutions to bridge the gap between demand for skills and availability of skill development programmes hrs onwards Networking Cocktails DAY 1 (Tuesday; March 4, 2014)

4 Time Session Draft Agenda hrs Session IV: Fire Safety for Protection of the 3H (Hospitality, Healthcare, Housing) hrs Tea / Coffee break Hospitality, healthcare and housing are vulnerable occupancies considering the sleeping accommodation facilities they provide. However, all there pose different types of fire safety risks as type and condition of the occupants vary considerably. Hospitality occupants are people in transit and therefore much unaware of the egress routes. With higher fire load and completely unacquainted occupants, the requirement of planning and upkeep of the fire and life safety systems pose a significant challenge. Healthcare occupants pose more challenges considering the immobility challenges of the inmates. Housing inmates create mixed challenges of having people of all ages and background. In addition, the unawares factor towards fire and life safety is a major impendent in having these occupants to face unpleasant consequences in case of outbreak of fire. This session will bring experts to talk about the concerns, issues and approaches to resolve these varied situations hrs Session V: Fire Safety Star Rating hrs Closing and Lunch Day 2: (Wednesday; March 5, 2014) While choosing a property to buy or while simply checking into a hotel, do we consider price, location, facilities, catering, car parking and FIRE SAFETY? Do people still lack the basic awareness when it comes to fire safety? Can the Fire Safety Star Rating be one of strategies for effectively policy for promotion of fire safety standards in our country? The session aims to delve into these and many more issues regarding fire safety in the country.

5 Please fill the registration form and send it along with cheque / demand draft in favour of FICCI payable at New Delhi Registration fee is INR2000 only How to Register Discounts FICCI Members FICCI Associate Member (Discount 10%) FICCI Corporate Member (Discount 25%) INR1800 INR1500 FSAI Members FSAI Individual Members (Discount 10%) INR 1800 FSAI Corporate Members (Discount 25%) INR 1500 Registration fee is inclusive of service tax Fee includes access to all sessions, meals/ refreshments as mentioned in the agenda and delegate kit Fee does not include travel and stay arrangements Who should attend Fire safety products and equipments manufacturers Fire protection- and construction experts Scientists, researchers and scholars Consultancies and solution providers Federal/state/municipal agencies Policymakers and analysts User industry Venture capitalists Media representatives And other stakeholders

6 About FSAI FIRE & SECURITY ASSOCIATION OF INDIA (FSAI) was established in 2002 and incorporated as a society with Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Rules 1975 (Tamil Nadu Act of 1975) bearing Registration no.326/2002. FSAI is a non-profit organisation representing the Fire Protection, Life Safety, Security, Loss Prevention and Risk Management domains. Its primary aims and objectives are to foster a spirit of safe living among all citizens of India and inculcate a proactive mind-set towards safety and security at all times, to promote and advance the use of fire safety and security systems, to foster fire safety and security engineering education and awareness and to maintain high ethical standards amongst its members. It also aims to work closely with the Government and other organizations in the fire and security industry to enable the Indian fire and security industry to reach global pre-eminence with better regulatory framework. A recent report titled India Fire Safety Equipment Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2017 anticipates that the fire safety equipment market in India shall cross USD 4.26 Billion (approx. INR. 23,000 crore). A similar report India Electronic Security Equipment Market Outlook 2016 estimates the total sales of electronic security equipment to surpass USD 1.4 Billion (approx. INR 7,000 crore) by FSAI represents the interests of this industry with an overarching commitment to enhance the safety and security of the citizens of India. Established in 1927, FICCI is the largest and oldest apex business organisation in India. Its history is closely interwoven with India's struggle for independence, its industrialization, and its emergence as one of the most rapidly growing global economies. FICCI has contributed to this historical process by encouraging debate, articulating the private sector's views and influencing policy. A non-government, not-for-profit organisation, FICCI is the voice of India's business and industry. FICCI draws its membership from the corporate sector, both private and public, including SMEs and MNCs; FICCI enjoys an indirect membership of over 2,50,000 companies from various regional chambers of commerce. FICCI provides a platform for sector specific consensus building and networking and as the first port of call for Indian industry and the international business community. Our Vision To be the thought leader for industry, its voice for policy change and its guardian for effective implementation. Our Mission About FICCI To carry forward our initiatives in support of rapid, inclusive and sustainable growth that encompass health, education, livelihood, governance and skill development. To enhance efficiency and global competitiveness of Indian industry and to expand business opportunities both in domestic and foreign markets through a range of specialised services and global linkages. CONTACT US Fire & Security Association of India (FSAI) - Delhi Chapter Pocket-1, Plot No-108, Jasola, New Delhi Mr. Sandeep Goel (President - Delhi Chapter) Mr. Ashish Talwar (Secretary - Delhi Chapter) Ms. Jyoti Manaktala (Executive - Delhi Chapter) T : E : president.delhi@fsai.in, ashish.talwar@fsai.in, delhichapter@fsai.in w w w. f s a i. i n Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi Mr. Sumeet Gupta (Director) Ms. Rashmi Sarita (Deputy Director) Mr. Gaurav Gaur (Asst. Director) T : Ext: F : , E : sumeet.gupta@ficci.com, rashmi.sarita@ficci.com, gaurav.gaur@ficci.com w w w. f i c c i. c o m