Author Index
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    A pair of new reports challenges standards developers to improve wildfire protection in building codes
    11/28/2022
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Poor people face a disproportionate share of fire risk in the US
    8/1/2022
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    A pair of new reports challenges standards developers to improve wildfire protection in building codes
    6/2/2022
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    NFPA helps shape an ambitious global initiative designed to improve fire safety in the built environment over the next decade
    4/5/2022
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    A new NFPA report reveals significant fire risks for seniors
    8/9/2021
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    A new NFPA report reveals significant fire risks for seniors
    8/9/2021
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Workers across the world are worried about fire risks on the job
    5/3/2021
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Building green is popular, but the fire impacts are not well understood
    2/8/2021
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    NFPA participates in an ambitious new effort to standardize the collection of fire data from around the world
    11/1/2020
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Cooking fires don't make headlines, but they demand our attention
    9/1/2020
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Tall wood buildings are popular, but how do we protect them?
    7/1/2020
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Why we need a better understanding of the environmental impacts of fire
    5/7/2020
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Three years after Grenfell, accurate data on fires involving combustible exterior wall assemblies is still difficult to obtain. What does that mean for the global safety community?
    5/1/2020
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    An ambitious new international research project seeks key wildfire answers
    3/2/2020
  • Messerschmidt, Birgitte
    Globalization is erasing many differences in the built environment and researchers can use that to their advantage
    1/1/2020
  • Montes, John
    9/1/2020
  • Montes, John
    Our columnist signs off with a plea for a continued focus on health and wellness
    9/1/2020
  • Montes, John
    The pandemic has proven that EMS is vital. Why don't we treat it that way?
    7/1/2020
  • Montes, John
    During times of crisis, a responder's first priority is to stay healthy
    5/7/2020
  • Montes, John
    Getting started with NFPA 3000 can be as simple as asking a couple of key questions
    3/2/2020
  • Montes, John
    Rural areas in the US are facing a crisis in volunteer-run emergency medical services. What can be done?
    1/1/2020
  • Montes, John
    Why all responders need to move beyond the myths of NFPA and get involved
    9/1/2019
  • Montes, John
    For responders, community risk reduction starts with being visible in the neighborhoods they serve
    9/1/2019
  • Montes, John
    A growing threat of gun violence in the field is forcing more responders to consider ballistic protection
    7/1/2019
  • Montes, John
    Facing a scourge of distracted drivers, responders must make roadside safety a priority.
    5/1/2019
  • Montes, John
    A new federal program has potential to usher in a new age of emergency care, and NFPA is ready to assist.
    3/1/2019
  • Montes, John
    Embracing new strategies to help responders recover from on-the-job emotional trauma.
    1/2/2019
  • Montes, John
    Why all fire departments should consider investing in total wellness programs.
    11/1/2018
  • Montes, John
    Going too far: The fine line between responder culture and bullying.
    9/4/2018
  • Montes, John
    An emergency medical services veteran explains why responders seldom report the violence they encounter.
    7/2/2018
  • Montes, John
    Our new columnist offers an inside look at the development of NFPA's new active shooter standard.
    5/1/2018
  • Moore, Wayne
    Why pathway survivability is still at the center of debate
    11/1/2020
  • Moore, Wayne
    The case for simplifying the code's requirements for survivability
    9/1/2020
  • Moore, Wayne
    When do we sound the alarm? Clearing up confusion around alarm audibility requirements.
    7/1/2020
  • Moore, Wayne
    Fire alarms, mass notification, and cybersecurity
    5/1/2020
  • Moore, Wayne
    Code compliance means using the entire code—not just a piece of it
    3/1/2020
  • Moore, Wayne
    Why does loudspeaker circuit wiring in high-rise buildings need two-hour construction protection?
    1/1/2020
  • Moore, Wayne
    Recent building code changes require a designer to perform a risk analysis prior to designing a mass notification system
    11/1/2019
  • Moore, Wayne
    Fire alarm systems and the Internet of Things
    9/1/2019
  • Moore, Wayne
    A successful fire alarm system takes a village to design and install
    7/1/2019
  • Moore, Wayne
    Using system documentation to ensure reliable fire alarm system operation.
    5/1/2019
  • Moore, Wayne
    A new alarm installation must comply with the entire code—not parts of it.
    3/1/2019
  • Moore, Wayne
    New code changes for occupant evacuation elevators.
    1/2/2019
  • Moore, Wayne
    The importance of understanding wiring reliability and performance.
    11/1/2018
  • Moore, Wayne
    Balancing school fire safety with security in an age of active shooters and hostile events.
    9/4/2018
  • Moore, Wayne
    Detection and notification challenges in new assembly occupancies.
    7/2/2018
  • Moore, Wayne
    The Parkland shooting and the challenge of malicious fire alarms.
    5/1/2018
  • Moore, Wayne
    Application challenges of industrial fire alarm systems.
    3/1/2018
  • Moore, Wayne
    Understanding private-mode notification for health care facilities.
    1/2/2018