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Established in 1934The New York Fire Sprinkler Contractors Association, Inc. was established in 1934. The by-laws for the organization were formally adopted in 1983.
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Fire Sprinklers Save LivesFire sprinklers are highly reliable and effective elements of total system designs for fire protection in buildings. They save lives and property, producing large reductions in the number of deaths per thousand fires, in average direct property damage per fire, and especially in the likelihood of a fire with large loss of life or large property loss.
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Our Board Members
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Chris RIbando
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Adam Levine
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Being president of the NYFSCA is an honor and a vital role to the fire protection industry of NY. Chris is the face of the association and provides a long history of his membership in the NYFSCA. Chris is also the Vice President of Approved Fire Prevention, contributed to recent updates of FDNY certificates of fitness and is a member of the NFSA, AFSA and ASCET.
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As Vice President of the NYFSCA, Adam heads up all committees and acts as a liaison between the contractors and other industry members. Adam sits on various boards for NYC including the DOB Building Code and Licensing Board. He is also Vice President of Capitol Fire Sprinkler running day-to-day operations.
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MATT GOERL
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Helen DiLorenzo
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Drew Slocum
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Brian Coyle
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The Executive Director role is key to running an effective association. Drew manages all meetings, sub-committees, and information to the group of ~40 companies. He also meets with the NYC DOB, FDNY and Nassau County FM office on a regular basis. Other than the NYFSCA, Drew runs a fire protection software called Inspect Point and hosts the Fire Protection Podcast.
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Brian Coyle heads up the affiliates for the NYFSCA. Affiliates are manufacturers, suppliers and vendors that sell material and services to the fire protection industry. Brian is also the District Sales Manager for Core and Main.
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