Titles and GradesThe IFE draws a distinction between titles and grades of membership. Titles are awarded to persons and organisations who have an interest in the objectives of the IFE, or to members who have made a considerable personal contribution to the IFE’s objectives. The grades of membership form the framework for recognition of professional […]
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Studying for a career in the fire industry? Why not sign up as a member? You will receive access to Member Only resources, including the IFEs journal, International Fire Professional. Why should you join the IFE: Membership of the IFE provides you with a variety of benefits as well as the following: For graded membership,
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The Institution of Fire Engineers is an international qualifying organisation and learned society for fire engineering and fire safety professionals. The IFE is at the heart of the fire community, promoting best practise and advancing the discipline for the benefit of society and supporting the professional development of members. The IFE has branches in many
Fire safety engineering is a branch of engineering that deals with the prevention and mitigation of fire hazards. It encompasses the study of fire dynamics, flammability of materials, and the design and installation of fire-safety systems. Fire safety engineering is a field of engineering that aims to prevent fires, and protect people, property and the
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Profile of a fire engineer Fire engineers are responsible for more than designing building fire safety. They are also involved in the design of fire protection equipment such as fire pumpsets and smoke detector equipment. Fire engineers may be called upon to inspect older buildings or structures that were not built with today’s standards in
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Fire Engineering In South Africa Fire engineers spend years training, learning and getting qualifications. Most jobs in the fire safety industry require technical and/or scientific qualifications. As Fire Engineering is not yet a recognised engineering discipline by the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA), fire engineers in South Africa would be those who have qualified
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