214 - Thermal Imagers with Martin Veit

214 - Thermal Imagers with Martin Veit

The world looks entirely different through a thermal camera lens, especially in a fire scenario. These devices reveal harsh temperature gradients between hot and cold surfaces, adding another dimension to how fire safety professionals understand and navigate dangerous environments. Thermal cameras have transformed firefighting operations with astonishing effectiveness. Studies show that in smoke-filled buildings, thermal cameras have significantly improved the changes to identify victims. Th...

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059 - Residential fire safety with Dan Madrzykowski and Charlie Fleischmann

059 - Residential fire safety with Dan Madrzykowski and Charlie Fleischmann

How much the fire scene at households has changed over the last 30 years? Why modern furniture burns worse than one made with wood, cotton and other natural materials? And what does that mean to firef...

20 Jul 202255min

058 - Animal pyrocognition - a path to undestand our beginnings with fire with Ivo Jacobs

058 - Animal pyrocognition - a path to undestand our beginnings with fire with Ivo Jacobs

Have you wondered how fire science started? But I mean the real real start... not 1666 one, nor the one when we've started to build furnaces... The start when the first evolutionary ancestor of homo s...

13 Jul 202229min

057 - Structural fire engineering with Thomas Gernay

057 - Structural fire engineering with Thomas Gernay

The subject of structural fire engineering was long overdue in the podcast schedule. But once I finally got it on my agenda, I made sure to interview one of the very best there are - prof Thomas Gern...

6 Jul 202253min

056 - Performance Based Fire Protection Engineer with David Stacy

056 - Performance Based Fire Protection Engineer with David Stacy

How does being a volunteer firefighter improve your abilities to do Performance-Based Design (PBD) and how your knowledge in PBD may translate to firefighting? That is not a question you can ask to ev...

29 Jun 202254min

055 - The future is exciting with Arnold Dix (part 2)

055 - The future is exciting with Arnold Dix (part 2)

I once said the future looks stupid... but after this discussion with Arnold Dix, I know - future is exciting. And for Fire Safety Engineers and others involved in fire protection - the future seems t...

22 Jun 202258min

054 - The sustainability talk, tunnels and fire safety with Arnold Dix (part 1)

054 - The sustainability talk, tunnels and fire safety with Arnold Dix (part 1)

A few episodes ago I called for better communication in fire safety. And in this episode, tunnel fire safety legend Prof. Arnold Dix is answering that, by teaching us the ways of the 'sustainability' ...

15 Jun 202254min

053 - The number one skill to thrive as an FSE I've learnt in 1 year of podcasting

053 - The number one skill to thrive as an FSE I've learnt in 1 year of podcasting

It has been one year since I started this show. I've promised you that we will learn Fire Safety Engineering together, and today comes a great time to reflect on some lessons learnt. In this episode, ...

8 Jun 202240min

404 - Host not found, throat infections suck.

404 - Host not found, throat infections suck.

With this lifestyle, this was inevitable... due to a busy week I had to move the schedule a bit and was pretty sure I will get away with it by recording a solo episode... but my throat has decided oth...

1 Jun 20223min

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