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A COMPLETE LIST of PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS

Dean K. Wilson, P.E., FSFPE, C.F.P.S.

PUBLICATIONS In addition to the articles and book chapters listed below, Dean K. Wilson previously served as the co-editor of a bi-monthly newsletter, The Moore-Wilson Signaling Report, published until the summer of 2013 by Hughes Associates, Inc. He served in this position since the publication began in April of 1989. Until 2005, Dean Wilson wrote the majority of the articles for each 16-page issue—an average of seven articles per issue. From 2005, he continued to write at least one article for each issue. In 2010, he resumed duties as principal editor and publisher. Dean also writes blog postings at http://www.deankwilson.com/blog.html The Presentations, detailed in the second section of this list, also each required either the development of written seminar materials or the production of a formal paper related to the topic of the specific presentation.

_____________________ “Fire Alarm Notebook: The Cost of Integrity.” IMSA Journal. Volume 52 Number 4. July/August 2014. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Avoiding a Food Court Fight.” IMSA Journal. Volume 52 Number 3. May/June 2014. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: ‘Not listed! Eggs in a Basket!’” IMSA Journal. Volume 52 Number 2. March/April 2014. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: ‘Why should we comply with the Code?.’” IMSA Journal. Volume 52 Number 1. January/February 2014. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: ‘I need to test how often?’” IMSA Journal. Volume 51 Number 6. November/December 2013. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: ‘I Need a Roadmap!.’” IMSA Journal. Volume 51 Number 5. September/October 2013. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Kind of Training and How Much?” IMSA Journal. Volume 51 Number 4. July/August 2013. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: ‘Can You Hear Me Now?’” IMSA Journal. Volume 51 Number 3. May/June 2013. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Update: UL and Survivable Cable.” IMSA Journal. Volume 51 Number 2. March/April 2013. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Surviving the Survivable Cable Crunch.” IMSA Journal. Volume 51 Number 1. January/February 2013. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: ‘No! I’m the AHJ!’” IMSA Journal. Volume 50 Number 6. November/December 2012. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association.

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“Fire Alarm Notebook: New Requirements for College Dorms.” IMSA Journal. Volume 50 Number 5. September/October 2012. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Managing the Documentation.” IMSA Journal. Volume 50 Number 4. July/August 2012. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Avoid Delays!.” IMSA Journal. Volume 50 Number 3. May/June 2012. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Not-So-Dead Air Space.” IMSA Journal. Volume 50 Number 2. March/April 2012. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Choosing the Proper Audio Frequency.” IMSA Journal. Volume 50 Number 1. January/February 2012. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: It Worked, But It Wasn’t Right!” IMSA Journal. Volume 49 Number 6. November/December 2011. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: When Detection’s Not Enough.” IMSA Journal. Volume 49 Number 5. September/October 2011. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Carefully Examining Fire Alarm Goals.” IMSA Journal. Volume 49 Number 4. July/August 2011. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Carefully Planning the Design/Build.” IMSA Journal. Volume 49 Number 3. May/June 2011. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: How to Avoid a ‘Troubleshoot-out at the O.K. Corral!’” IMSA Journal. Volume 49 Number 2. March/April 2011. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Fire Pump Supervision — Part 3.” IMSA Journal. Volume 49 Number 1. January/February 2011. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Fire Pump Supervision — Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 48 Number 6. November/December 2010. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Fire Pump Supervision — Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 48 Number 5. September/October 2010. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Accessibility Nightmare.” IMSA Journal. Volume 48 Number 4. July/August 2010. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Shut Down The Fan: A Reprise.” IMSA Journal. Volume 48 Number 3. May/June 2010. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Automatic Sprinkler System Valve Tamper Supervision.” IMSA Journal. Volume 48 Number 2. March/April 2010. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Switching to Digital.” IMSA Journal. Volume 48 Number 1. January/February 2010. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association.



“Fire Alarm Notebook: What Can We Learn From The Past?” IMSA Journal. Volume 47 Number 6. November/December 2009. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Another New Code!” IMSA Journal. Volume 47 Number 5. September/October 2009. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 26. Richardson, Lee F. and Richard J. Roux, Eds. National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code Handbook. 2010 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2010. “Public Fire Alarm Reporting Systems.” Chapter 27. Richardson, Lee F. and Richard J. Roux, Eds. National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code Handbook. 2010 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2010. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Phone Company or Phony Company? — Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 47 Number 4. July/August 2009. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Economic Booster Shot?” IMSA Journal. Volume 47 Number 3. May/June 2009. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Building to Building.” IMSA Journal. Volume 47 Number 2. March/April 2009. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Interfacing for Fire Safety.” IMSA Journal. Volume 47 Number 1. January/February 2009. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Red Tagged!” IMSA Journal. Volume 46 Number 6. November/December 2008. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: The Most Important Thing.” IMSA Journal. Volume 46 Number 5. September/October 2008. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Mission Possible!” IMSA Journal. Volume 46 Number 4. July/August 2008. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What’s The Point?” IMSA Journal. Volume 46 Number 3. May/June 2008. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Phone Company or Phony Company?” IMSA Journal. Volume 46 Number 2. March/April 2008. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Wireless Fire Alarm Update.” IMSA Journal. Volume 46 Number 1. January/February 2008. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: There’s Nothing New Under The Sun.” IMSA Journal. Volume 45 Number 6. November/December 2007. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Explain Please!” IMSA Journal. Volume 45 Number 5. September/October 2007. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Help Available Now.” IMSA Journal. Volume 45 Number 4. July/August 2007. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Notifying The Masses.” IMSA Journal. Volume 45 Number 3. May/June 2007. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association.



“Fire Alarm Notebook: You Can’t Do That To An Egg!” IMSA Journal. Volume 45 Number 2. March/April 2007. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Another New Edition.” IMSA Journal. Volume 45 Number 1. January/February 2007. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Integrating Building Systems for Greater Operational Efficiency.” Supplement 3. Richardson, Lee F. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 2007 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2007. “Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 8. Richardson, Lee F. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 2007 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2007. “Public Fire Alarm Reporting Systems.” Chapter 9. Richardson, Lee F. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 2007 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2007. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Which Code Should I Enforce.” IMSA Journal. Volume 44 Number 6. November/December 2006. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Workmanlike Manner.” IMSA Journal. Volume 44 Number 5. September/October 2006. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: A New Learning Tool.” IMSA Journal. Volume 44 Number 4. July/August 2006. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Know Where You Need To Go!” IMSA Journal. Volume 44 Number 3. May/June 2006. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Look! No Wires!” IMSA Journal. Volume 44 Number 2. March/April 2006. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: It’s All about Control.” IMSA Journal. Volume 44 Number 1. January/February 2006. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Environmental Considerations.” IMSA Journal. Volume 43 Number 6. November/December 2005. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Engineering Judgment.” IMSA Journal. Volume 43 Number 5. September/October 2005. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Use Specific.” IMSA Journal. Volume 43 Number 4. July/August 2005. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Hearing Is Believing.” IMSA Journal. Volume 43 Number 3. May/June 2005. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Low Power Radio (Wireless) Fire Alarm Systems.” IMSA Journal. Volume 43 Number 2. March/April 2005. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association.



“Detection Alternatives for Actuation Applications.” Chapter 3. Hague, David R., P.E., Ed. Fire Protection Systems for Special Hazards. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2005. With Wayne D. Moore, P.E. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Why Not Reduce The Spacing?” IMSA Journal. Volume 43 Number 1. January/February 2005. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Disability Accessibility.” IMSA Journal. Volume 42 Number 6. November/December 2004. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Management Programs.” Chapter 8. Lataille, Jane I., P.E., Ed. Fire Protection of Storage Facilities. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2004. With Jeffrey Moore, P.E. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Where’s the Beef?” IMSA Journal. Volume 42 Number 5. September/October 2004. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Where Should We Send The Signals?” IMSA Journal. Volume 42 Number 4. July/August 2004. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: When Replacing Control Units, Please Test.” IMSA Journal. Volume 42 Number 3. May/June 2004. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Visible Notification in Corridors.” IMSA Journal. Volume 42 Number 2. March/April 2004. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Highlights of the New NFPA 72-2002 – Part 6.” IMSA Journal. Volume 42 Number 1. January/February 2004. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Highlights of the New NFPA 72-2002 – Part 5.” IMSA Journal. Volume 41 Number 6. November/December 2003. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Highlights of the New NFPA 72-2002 – Part 4.” IMSA Journal. Volume 41 Number 5. September/October 2003. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Highlights of the New NFPA 72-2002 – Part 3.” IMSA Journal. Volume 41 Number 3. May/June 2003. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Highlights of the New NFPA 72-2002 – Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 41 Number 2. March/April 2003. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Highlights of the New NFPA 72-2002 – Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 41 Number 1. January/February 2003. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Integrating Building Systems for Greater Operational Efficiency.” Supplement 3. Richardson, Lee F. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 2002 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2002. “Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 8. Richardson, Lee F. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 2002 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2002.



“Public Fire Alarm Reporting Systems.” Chapter 9. Richardson, Lee F. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 2002 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2002. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Testing Do I Need To Do – Part 4.” IMSA Journal. Volume 40 Number 6. November/December 2002. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Testing Do I Need To Do – Part 3.” IMSA Journal. Volume 40 Number 5. September/October 2002. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Testing Do I Need To Do – Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 40 Number 4. July/August 2002. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Testing Do I Need To Do – Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 40 Number 3. May/June 2002. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Don’t Tell Me What To Do.” IMSA Journal. Volume 40 Number 2. March/April 2002. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Applying Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design – Part 7.” IMSA Journal. Volume 40 Number 1. January/February 2002. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Applying Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design – Part 6.” IMSA Journal. Volume 39 Number 6. November/December 2001. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Applying Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design – Part 5.” IMSA Journal. Volume 39 Number 5. September/October 2001. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Circuit Integrity.” Consulting-Specifying Engineer. September, 2001. Des Plaines, IL: Cahners Business Information. “Employee Fire and Life Safety Training.” Chapter 4. Colonna, Guy R., P.E.., Ed. Introduction to Employee Fire and Life Safety. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2001. With Jeffrey Moore, P.E. and Lawrence J. Wenzel, P.E. “Introduction.” Chapter 1. Colonna, Guy R., P.E.., Ed. Introduction to Employee Fire and Life Safety. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2001. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Applying Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design – Part 4.” IMSA Journal. Volume 39 Number 4. July/August 2001. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Certifying Competency.” NFPA Journal. Volume 95 Number 3. May/June 2001. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association. “Lighting The Way To Fire Integration.” Security Management. May 2001. Alexandria, VA: American Society for Industrial Security. With Wayne D. Moore, P.E. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Applying Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design – Part 3.” IMSA Journal. Volume 39 Number 3. May/June 2001. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association.



“Fire Alarm Notebook: Applying Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design – Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 39 Number 2. March/April 2001. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Applying Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design – Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 39 Number 1. January/February 2001. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Performance-based Fire Alarm System Design.” IMSA Journal. Volume 38 Number 6. November/December 2000. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Submittals That Smack of Success.” IMSA Journal. Volume 38 Number 5. September/October 2000. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Wiring Fire Alarm Systems for Reliability.” NFPA Journal. Volume 94 Number 5. September/October 2000. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Supervising Automatic Sprinkler Systems.” IMSA Journal. Volume 38 Number 4. July/August 2000. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Book Review: The Economics of Fire Protection.” Fire Technology. May 2000. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: I Had A Dream.” IMSA Journal. Volume 38 Number 3. May/June 2000. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What’s All The Fuss About Certification.” IMSA Journal. Volume 38 Number 2. March/April 2000. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: It’s A Wireless World.” IMSA Journal. Volume 38 Number 1. January/February 2000. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Integrating Fire Alarm Systems with Other Building Systems.” Supplement 3, coauthored with Ronald H. Kirby. Bunker, Merton W., Jr. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 1999 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2000. “Fire Alarm Systems Providing Central Station Service: Applications and Advancements.” Supplement 2. Bunker, Merton W., Jr. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 1999 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2000. “Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 5. Bunker, Merton W., Jr. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 1999 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 2000. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Intelligent Intelligibility.” IMSA Journal. Volume 37 Number 6. November/December 1999. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Changes To The New Code.” IMSA Journal. Volume 37 Number 5. September/October 1999. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Code Improvements” NFPA Journal. Volume 93 Number 5. September/October 1999. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association.



“Fire Alarm Notebook: What Happened to NFPA 73?” IMSA Journal. Volume 37 Number 4. July/August 1999. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Loop Start or Ground Start?” IMSA Journal. Volume 37 Number 3. May/June 1999. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Supervising Stations” NFPA Journal. Volume 93 Number 3. May/June 1999. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: How Long Does It Take To Fix What’s Broken?” IMSA Journal. Volume 37 Number 2. March/April 1999. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Verifying Code Compliance.” IMSA Journal. Volume 37, Number 1. January/February 1999. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Achieving Competency—Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 36, Number 6. November/December 1998. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Are You Afraid of Monsters?” Jessica’s Journey. Wheaton, IL: Twain Associates. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Achieving Competency—Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 36, Number 5. September/October 1998. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Maintaining Circuit Integrity.” IMSA Journal. Volume 36, Number 4. July/August 1998. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Which Circuit Should I Choose—Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 36, Number 3. May/June 1998. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Which Circuit Should I Choose—Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 36, Number 2. March/April 1998. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Happened To The Circuit Loadings—Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 36, Number 1. January/February 1998. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Happened To The Circuit Loadings—Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 35, Number 6. November/December 1997. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: The Mysteries Of UL Listing.” IMSA Journal. Volume 35, Number 5. September/October 1997. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: What Kind Of System Is This?” IMSA Journal. Volume 35, Number 4. July/August 1997. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Will The Fire Alarm System Survive During A Fire.” IMSA Journal. Volume 35, Number 3. May/June 1997. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Connecting AC Power To A Fire Alarm System.” IMSA Journal. Volume 35, Number 2. March/April 1997. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Reacceptance Testing.” IMSA Journal. Volume 35, Number 1. January/February 1997. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association.



“Fire Protection Surveillance and Fire Guard Services.” Section 5/Chapter 7. Cote, Arthur E., Ed. Fire Protection Handbook. 18th Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1997. “Fire Alarm Systems.” Section 5/Chapter 1. Cote, Arthur E., Ed. Fire Protection Handbook. 18th Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1997. “Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 4. Bunker, Merton W., Jr. and Wayne D. Moore, Eds. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 1996 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1997. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Central Station or Remote Station.” IMSA Journal. Volume 34, Number 6. November/December 1996. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Helping Users Choose the Right System, Part 5.” IMSA Journal. Volume 34, Number 5. September/October 1996. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “How to Evaluate the Spacing of Detectors and Sprinklers.” Coauthored with Jeffrey Moore, P.E. NFPA Journal. Volume 90, Number 4. July/August 1996. Boston, MA: National Fire Protection Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Helping Users Choose the Right System, Part 4.” IMSA Journal. Volume 33, Number 4. July/August 1996. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Helping Users Choose the Right System, Part 3.” IMSA Journal. Volume 33, Number 3. May/June 1996. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Helping Users Choose the Right System, Part 2.” IMSA Journal. Volume 33, Number 2. March/April 1996. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Fire Alarm Notebook: Helping Users Choose the Right System, Part 1.” IMSA Journal. Volume 33, Number 1. January/February 1996. Newark, NY: International Municipal Signal Association. “Testing and Maintenance of Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 7. Moore, Wayne D., Ed. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 1993 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1994. “Notification Appliances for Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 6. Moore, Wayne D., Ed. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 1993 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1994. “Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems.” Chapter 4. Moore, Wayne D., Ed. National Fire Alarm Code Handbook. 1993 Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1994. “Maintaining the Balance Between Security and Safe Egress.” Security Technology & Design. Volume 3, Number 4. July/August 1993. Park Ridge, IL: Locksmith Publishing Company. “A Holistic Approach to Fire Protection.” Protecting Your Assets. Volume 1, Issue 3. September, 1992. Ashland, MA: Industrial Fire and Emergency Management Training Association. “A Holistic Approach to Fire Protection.” The Voice. Volume 21, Issue 2. February, 1992. Ashland, MA: International Society of Fire Service Instructors.



“Signaling Systems for Central Station Service.” Engineering and Safety Service Fire Protection Report. No. 92-03. New York, NY: American Insurance Services Group, Inc., 1992. “UL Fire Alarm Certificate Service.” Engineering and Safety Service Fire Protection Report. No. 92-02. New York, NY: American Insurance Services Group, Inc., 1992. “Fire Guard Services and Fire Protection Surveillance.” Section 4/Chapter 7. Cote, Arthur E., Ed. Fire Protection Handbook. 17th Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1991. “Waterflow Alarms and Sprinkler System Supervision.” Section 4/Chapter 3. Cote, Arthur E., Ed. Fire Protection Handbook. 17th Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1991. “Protective Signaling Systems.” Section 4/Chapter 2. Cote, Arthur E., Ed. Fire Protection Handbook. 17th Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1991. “Acceptance and Periodic Testing.” Fire Alarm Systems Workbook. Chapter 11. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1990. Fire Alarm Systems Workbook. Chapter 11. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1990. “How Fire Alarm Systems Operate.” Fire Alarm Systems Workbook. Chapter 4. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1990. “Fire Alarm System Components.” Fire Alarm Systems Workbook. Chapter 3. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1990. “The Codes- and Standards-Making Process.” Fire Alarm Systems Workbook. Chapter 1. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1990. “Plug-type Valve Supervisory Devices.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Drop-in-pressure Waterflow Alarms.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Automatic Fire Detectors, NFPA 72E-1987.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Use of Heat-type Automatic Fire Detectors in High Temperature Environments.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Testing of Auxiliary Protective Signaling Systems.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “UL Certification of Protective Signaling Systems.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Central Station Signaling Systems, NFPA 71-1989.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Signaling Systems Wiring—National Electrical Code Article 760, NFPA 70-1990.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers.



“Fire Protection and Security Surveillance.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “A Message To Management.” The Voice. Volume 18, Issue 1. January, 1989. Ashland, MA: International Society of Fire Service Instructors. “Loss Prevention and Protection of Telephone Utilities.” IRI Information Manual. February, 1990. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview At Work: Maintenance Programs that earn their keep.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1989. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Preincident Planning—Overview helps the fire department help you.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Hosting the Tour.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Failure Mode Management: A Loss Prevention Philosophy for Programmable Logic Controllers.” Plant/Operations Progress. Volume 7 Number 4. October, 1988. New York: American Institute of Chemical Engineers. “Overview At Work: A visible commitment to loss prevention and control.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Incidental Use of Flammable and Combustible Liquids.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview At Work: Protection takes many forms at steel mill.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Cable Penetrations.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Warehouse Workhorse Can Be Ignition Source.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview At Work: Keeping Up With The Times.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1988. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Surveillance: Guarding Against Loss.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Certification of Signaling Systems.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview At Work: Structural and Incipient Stage Fire Brigades.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Fire Brigades: Protecting the Workplace.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Choosing the right portable fire extinguisher.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers.



“Basically Speaking: What Happens When It Burns.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview At Work: Salvage.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview At Work: Loss Prevention Inspections.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Industry Focus: Hospitals.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1987. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Fire Protection Underground.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1986. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Corporate Policy Statement.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1986. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Management Commitment.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1986. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: How Secure Is Your Facility?” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1986. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Fire Guard Services and Fire Protection Surveillance.” Section 16/Chapter 6. Cote, Arthur E., Ed. Fire Protection Handbook. 16th Edition. Quincy, MA: National Fire Protection Association, 1986. “Overview Focus: New Construction Requires Special Attention.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1986. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Water Spray Systems.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1986. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: The Loss Prevention Inspection.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1985. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Critical Components.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1985. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Recipe for disaster—cutting and welding gone wrong.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1985. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Evaluating Your Public Water System.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1985. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Fire Protection Equipment Inspections.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1985. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Municipal Water Supply Systems.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1985. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: The Arctic Freeze Alert.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1984. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers.



“Common sense is key to protecting facilities against a freeze.” Business Insurance. September 24, 1984. New York, NY: Crane Communications, Inc. “Overview Focus: Maintenance.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1984. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Pre-action and Deluge Valves.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1984. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Insurance Company Recommendations.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1984. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: More About Dry Pipe Valves.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1984. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Employee Training.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1984. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Alarm Check Valves and Dry Pipe Valves.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1984. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Smoking Regulations.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Still More Valves.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Process Hazards Evaluation.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Protecting Department Stores and Shopping Malls from Fire.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Fire Protection Control Valves.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Overview Focus: Hazardous Materials Evaluation.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Underground Fire Protection Piping—Part II.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Good Housekeeping.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Underground Fire Protection Piping—Part I.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Protect your computer and your business.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1983. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Impairments to Protective Systems.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers.



“Basically Speaking: Standpipe Systems continued.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Focus on Pre-emergency Planning.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Standpipe Systems.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Inside Hose Connections.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Handling Cutting, Welding and Other Hot Work.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Inspecting Fire Doors.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “RSVP Users Dos and Don’ts.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Introducing Overview.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1982. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “RSVP Reminder: Out of Sight, Out of Mind.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Window Openings in Fire Walls.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Pre-emergency Planning and then some.” The Sentinel. Fourth Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “PEPlan Review.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Conveyor Openings in Fire Walls.” The Sentinel. Third Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Fire Doors.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “PEPlanning continued.” The Sentinel. Second Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Fire Barriers.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “How to start your PEPlanning.” The Sentinel. First Quarter, 1981. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Fire Wall Design.” The Sentinel. November-December, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “PEPlan: Some people who can help.” The Sentinel. November-December, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers.



“OSHA Revisions.” The Sentinel. November-December, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Fire Walls and Fire Barriers.” The Sentinel. September-October, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “No WINTERruptions.” The Sentinel. September-October, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Operator Training.” The Sentinel. July-August, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “RSVP Wallet Cards.” The Sentinel. July-August, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Basically Speaking: Water vs. Fire.” The Sentinel. July-August, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Heat, Smoke or Flame Detectors.” The Sentinel. January-February, 1980. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “RSVP and Public Fire Departments.” The Sentinel. July-August, 1979. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “RSVP Implementation—Part II” The Sentinel. May-June, 1979. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “RSVP Implementation—Part I” The Sentinel. March-April, 1979. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Why RSVP?” The Sentinel. January-February, 1979. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Introducing our new Nationwide RSVPhone.” The Sentinel. January-February, 1979. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “RSVP: A Program to Help You Manage Your Impairments.” The Sentinel. November-December, 1978. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Central Station Protective Signaling Service—Are you receiving its full potential.” The Sentinel. May-June, 1976. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Evaluation of Guard Service.” The Sentinel. May-June, 1976. Hartford, CT: Industrial Risk Insurers. “Start at the siamese.” Fire Chief. Vol. 19, No. 5. May, 1975. Chicago: The H. Marvin Ginn Corporation. “Protect the protectors.” Fire Chief. Vol. 19, No. 3. March, 1975. Chicago: The H. Marvin Ginn Corporation. “Water impoundment pond for fire protection.” Fire Chief. Vol. 17, No. 4. April, 1973. Chicago: The H. Marvin Ginn Corporation. “Syracuse attacks today’s problems with new concept.” Fire Chief. Vol. 16, No. 11. November, 1972. Chicago: The H. Marvin Ginn Corporation.



“Know your water system.” Fire Chief. Vol. 16, No. 5. May, 1972. Chicago: The H. Marvin Ginn Corporation. “Shut down the fan.” Fire Chief. Vol. 15, No. 12. December 1971. Chicago: The H. Marvin Ginn Corporation.

PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS - Dean K. Wilson, P.E., FSFPE, C.F.P.S.


PRESENTATIONS “Fire Alarm Systems and Fire Protection — Continuing Education for NICET Certification.” Presented to continuing education training sessions of The Wilkins Company, Erie PA 16506. Periodically throughout 2013. “Fire Alarm Systems and Fire Protection — Continuing Education for NICET Certification.” Presented to continuing education training sessions of The Wilkins Company, Erie PA 16506. Periodically throughout 2012. “Fire Alarm Systems and Fire Protection — Continuing Education for NICET Certification.” Presented to continuing education training sessions of The Wilkins Company, Erie PA 16506. Bi-weekly throughout 2011. “Fire Alarm Systems and Fire Protection — Continuing Education for NICET Certification.” Presented to continuing education training sessions of The Wilkins Company, Erie PA 16506. Bi-weekly throughout 2010. “Fire Alarm Systems and Fire Protection — Preparation for the NICET Exam.” Presented to continuing education training sessions of The Wilkins Company, Erie PA 16506. Bi-weekly throughout 2009. “Fire Alarm Systems and Fire Protection — Preparation for the NICET Exam.” Presented to continuing education training sessions of The Wilkins Company, Erie PA 16506. Bi-weekly throughout 2008. “Basic Fire Alarm Systems.” Presented to a training session of the West Ridge Hose Company, South Station, 4775 Sterrettania Road, Erie PA 16506. March 3, 2008. “Fire Alarm Systems and Fire Protection — Preparation for the NICET Exam.” Presented to continuing education training sessions of The Wilkins Company, Erie PA 16506. Bi-weekly throughout 2007. “Office Building Fire Safety.” Presented to a meeting of the Erie Fire Protection Group. Erie, PA. October, 2003. “What’s New in NFPA 72-2002.” Presented to a meeting of the Erie Fire Protection Group. Erie, PA. July, 2003. “Fire Safe Seniors.” Seminar Presented to a meeting of the Prime Timers at Wesley United Methodist Church, Wesleyville, PA. March 6, 2003. “Fire Safe Seniors.” Seminar Presented to a meeting of the Prime Timers at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. November 11, 2002. “What’s New in NFPA 72-2002.” Presented to a meeting of the Three Rivers Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. Pittsburgh, PA. October 15, 2002. “Train the Trainer.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar. Minneapolis, MN, National Fire Protection Association’s World Fire Safety Congress, May 17-18, 2002.

PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS - Dean K. Wilson, P.E., FSFPE, C.F.P.S. PRESENTATIONS (continued...)


“Facility Fire Safety.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar. • Richland, WA. February 4-7, 2002. • Charlotte, NC. March 11-15, 2002. • Nashville, TN. April 10-11, 2002. • Farmington, CT. May 2-3, 2002.

“Flammable and Combustible Liquids Fundamentals—NFPA 30-2000, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar.

• Atlanta, GA. February 25-26, 2002. • Schaumburg, IL. April 22-23, 2002. • Farmington, CT. April 29-30, 2002

“Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1999, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar.

• Atlanta, GA. February 27-29, 2002. • Schaumburg, IL. April 24-26, 2002.

“The Science of Carbon Monoxide: A Silent Killer.” Presented at a joint session of the Building Fire Safety Systems Section and the Industrial Fire Protection Section at the National Fire Protection Association’s Fall Education Conference. Dallas, TX. November 13, 2001. “Facility Fire Safety.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar.

• Atlanta, GA. October 22-26, 2001. • Dallas, TX. October 29–November 2, 2001.

“Fire Alarm System Design Seminar.” Society of Fire Protection Engineers Continuing Education Seminar. Providence, RI. October 2-4, 2001. “Fire Alarm System Design Seminar.” Society of Fire Protection Engineers Continuing Education Seminar. Baltimore, MD. September 10-12, 2001. “Train the Trainer.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar. Quincy, MA. June 12-14, 2001. “Fire Alarm Systems Reliability.” Presented at an educational session of the Building Fire Safety Systems Section at the National Fire Protection Association’s World Fire Safety Conference. Anaheim, CA. May 13, 2001. “A Brief Introduction to Performance-based Building Design.” Presented at the Spring Meeting of the Signaling Systems Section of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, San Diego, CA. April 23, 2001. “Fire Alarm System Design Seminar.” Society of Fire Protection Engineers Continuing Education Seminar. Chicago, IL. April 10-12, 2001. “Quality, It’s Your Choice.” Presented to the Annual Meeting of the Automatic Fire Alarm Association. New Orleans, LA. March 9, 2001.




• Kissimmee, FL. December 12-14, 2001. • Pittsburgh, PA. June 6-8, 2001. • Farmington, CT. March 28-30, 2001. • Nashville, TN. April 25-27, 2001. • Pittsburgh, PA. June 6-8, 2001.

“Train the Trainer.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar. Erlanger, KY. December 13-15, 2000. “The Science of Carbon Monoxide: A Silent Killer.” Presented at a joint session of the Building Fire Safety Systems Section and the Lodging Industry Section at the National Fire Protection Association’s Fall Education Conference. Lake Buena Vista, FL. November 14, 2000. “Flammable and Combustible Liquids Fundamentals—NFPA 30-2000, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar. Lake Buena Vista, FL. November 10-11, 2000. “Automatic Sprinkler System Plans Review.” Seminar for the Connecticut Department of Public Safety, Office of the State Fire Marshal. Bloomfield, CT, October 10 and 12, 2000. “Fire Alarm System Design Seminar.” Society of Fire Protection Engineers Continuing Education Seminar. Baltimore, MD. October 2-3, 2000. “Fire Safety Concepts Seminar.” Presented to Seagate Technology, Inc. Redwood City, CA, September 26, 2000. “Introduction to Performance-based Building Design.” Society of Fire Protection Engineers Continuing Education Seminar under contract with the National Fire Administration. Connecticut State Fire Training Academy, Windsor Locks, CT. August 29, 2000. “Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1999, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar.

• Farmington, CT. April 12-14, 2000. • Schaumburg, IL. June 21-23, 2000. • Philadelphia, PA. August 23-25, 2000. • Atlanta, GA. December6-8, 2000.

“What’s New in NFPA 72-1999.” Presented to the Annual Meeting of the Automatic Fire Alarm Association. Las Vegas, NV. March 17, 2000. “Niche Marketing of Fire Alarm Systems.” Seminar for Diebold, Inc. Canton, OH, October 14, 1999. “Benchmarking Fire Alarm System Quality.” Seminar for the Connecticut Department of Public Safety, Office of the State Fire Marshal. Middletown, CT, August 25-26, 1999. “Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1999, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar.

• Gardner, MA. August 11-13, 1999. • Nashville, TN. October 27-29, 1999. • Denver, CO. November 3-5, 1999. • New Orleans, LA. November 12-14, 1999.



“Performance-Based Codes and Prescriptive Codes, Comparison and Perspective.” Seminar for the New York and New Jersey Chapters of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. New York, NY, April 30, 1999. “How To Become A Player In The Fire Alarm Market.” Seminar for Bose Corporation. Framingham, MA, March 31, 1999. “Preparing for the NICET Fire Alarm Exam.” Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., Melville, NY. March 24-26, 1999. “Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1996, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar.

• Houston, TX. March 3-5, 1999. • Farmington, CT. April 14-16, 1999.

“Integrated Building Systems, An Insurance Viewpoint.” National Fire Protection Association Fall Meeting. Building Fire Safety Systems Section. Atlanta, GA, November 17, 1998. “NFPA 70-1999, National Electrical Code® More Proposed Changes.” National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting—Electrical Section. Cincinnati, OH. May 19, 1998. “Industrial Fire Control Concepts Seminar.”

• Akzo Nobel Inc. Pasadena, TX. April 14-15, 1998. • Procter & Gamble. Cincinnati, OH. July 13-14, 1998.

“Implementing Code-driven Industrial Fire Protection.” Ford Motor Company Municipal Fire Chiefs and Fire Marshals Conference. Dearborn, MI. March 3, 1998. “Fireground Support of Automatic Sprinkler Protection.” West Hartford Fire Department Seminar: • Group 2. West Hartford, CT. March 2-3, 1998. • Group 3. West Hartford, CT. March 5-6, 1998 • Group 4. West Hartford, CT. March 23-24, 1998. • Group 1. West Hartford, CT. April 1-2, 1998. “Are We Really Ready For Performance-Based Codes.”

• Procter & Gamble Fire Protection Conference. Cincinnati, OH. February 24, 1998. • Annual Breakfast Meeting of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. Cincinnati, OH.

May 20, 1998.


• Las Vegas, NV. February 11-13, 1998. • Livermore, CA. March 11-13, 1998. • Farmington, CT. March 18-20, 1998. • Ellicott City, MD. April 22-24, 1998. • Denver, CO. November 4-6, 1998 • Atlanta, GA. December 9-11, 1998.

“It’s Three O’Clock In The Morning And I’m Responding To Another False Alarm.” Presented to a meeting of the Massachusetts Burglar and Fire Alarm Association’s Fire Chiefs Night. Avon, MA. November 19, 1997. “NFPA 70-1999, National Electrical Code® Proposed Changes.” National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting—Electrical Section. Los Angeles, CA. May 23, 1997.



“Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1996, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Houston, TX. February 26-28, 1997. • Towson, MD. April 30 - May 2, 1997. • Lexington, KY. June 4-6, 1997. • Schaumberg, IL. June 11-13, 1997. • Philadelphia, PA. August 27-29, 1997. • Rutherford, NJ. September24-26, 1997. • Portland, OR. October29-31, 1997. • Denver, CO. November 5-7, 1997.

“Positioning. The Battle For Your Mind.” Presented to the Annual Meeting of the Automatic Fire Alarm Association. Albuquerque, NM. March 8, 1997. “Industrial Fire Control Concepts Seminar.”

• American Electric Power. Galopolis, OH. February 4-5, 1997. • Akzo Nobel Inc. Northbrook, IL. March 4-5, 1997. • McDonnell Douglass Corporation. St. Louis, MO. March 10-11, 1997. • General Motors Corporation of Canada, Ltd. Oshawa, ON. May 5-9, 1997.

“Fire Alarm Systems Testing and Maintenance.” Presented to a meeting of the staff of Wells Fargo Alarm Services. New Haven, CT.

• January 23, 1997. • January 30, 1997. • August 19, 1997.

“Fire Safe Seniors.” Seminar presented at the meeting of the Prime Time Seniors, Calvary Church. West Hartford, CT. January 9, 1997. “Preparing for the NICET Fire Alarm Exam.” AFA Protective Systems, Inc. Boston, MA. September 28-29, 1996. “Changes to NFPA 72-1996, National Fire Alarm Code.”

• Presented at Fire Protection 96—An Overview. A seminar sponsored by Honeywell Home and Building Control Division. Windsor Locks, CT. September 18, 1996.

• Presented at the 42nd Annual Opening Meeting of the New York Metropolitan Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. New York, NY. September 24, 1996.

• Presented at the Meeting of the Michigan Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. Livonia, MI. October 15, 1996.

“Changes to Article 760 of NFPA 70-1996, National Electrical Code.®”

• 1996 Annual Meeting of the Security Industry Association’s Fire Detection Interest Group. New York, NY. August 26, 1996.

• Presented at Fire Protection 96—An Overview. A seminar sponsored by Honeywell Home and Building Control Division. Windsor Locks, CT. September 18, 1996.

“Reviewing Plans and Inspecting the Wiring of a Fire Alarm System.” Meeting of the Building Officials, Electrical Inspectors, and Fire Marshals of Prince William County, VA. Prince William, VA. June 26, 1996. “How to Provide Code-complying Central Station Service.” Meeting of the Managers and Sales Staff of Vector Security. Annapolis, MD. June 18, 1996.



“Review and Examination Preparation for the Certified Fire Protection Specialist Exam.” Meeting of the Industrial Risk Insurers Technical Service Center Staff.

• Atlanta, GA. June 3, 1996. • Los Angeles, CA. August 8, 1996. • Charlotte, NC. September 9, 1996.

“Who Has the Monkey for Performance-Based Codes?” Breakfast Meeting of the Automatic Fire Alarm Association at the National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. May 22, 1996. “Industrial Fire Control Concepts Seminar.” Akzo Nobel Inc. Chicago, IL. May 15-16, 1996. “Proposed Revisions to NFPA 72-1996, National Fire Alarm Code.”

• Meeting of the New England Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. Norwood, MA. May 6, 1996.

• Meeting of the Electrical Section at the NFPA Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. May 22, 1996.

“Changes to Article 760 of NFPA 70-1996, National Electrical Code.®”

• 1996 Annual Meeting of the Automatic Fire Alarm Association. Orlando, FL. March 9, 1996.

• 1996 Annual Meeting of the National Independent Fire Alarm Distributors. Boston, MA. May 19, 1996.

“Fire Prevention: Are You Prepared?” 1996 American Textile Manufacturers Institute Safety & Health Conference. Hilton Head Island, SC. March 4, 1996. “Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1993, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Mesa, AZ. February 22-23, 1996. • Vienna, VA. March 21-22, 1996. • Farmington, CT. March 28-29, 1996 • St. Louis, MO. May 9-10, 1996. • Amherst, NY. June 11-12, 1996. • Mahwah, NJ. October 9-11, 1996..

“Fire Department Operations at Sprinkler-Protected Properties.” Fire Department Instructors Conference. Indianapolis, IN. February 20, 1996. “Living With Fire Alarm Systems.” Fire Department Instructors Conference. Indianapolis, IN. February 19, 1996. “Perseverance Gives Perspective To Protection.” Presentation at the Procter & Gamble Conference on Leading Global Fire Protection Programs in Times of Rapidly Changing Technologies and Work Place Environments. Cincinnati, OH. February 12, 1996. “Review and Examination Preparation for the Certified Fire Protection Specialist Exam.” Meeting of the Industrial Risk Insurers Technical Service Center Staff. Cincinnati, OH. February 6, 1996. “Fire Protection Surveillance—Why the Property Insurance Company Wants a Fire Alarm System.” Meeting of the Maryland/District of Columbia/Virginia Chapter of the Automatic Fire Alarm Association. Calverton, MD. November 28, 1995.



“Using Results of the International Fire Detection Research Project to Select Real-World Fire Detector and Sprinkler Head Locations—Demonstration of a Sample Training Exercise.” Joint Meeting of the Building Fire Safety Systems Section and Research Section at the National Fire Protection Association Fall Meeting. Chicago, IL. November 13, 1995. “Industrial Fire Control Concepts Seminar.” Louisiana State University Fire Training Academy, Baton Rouge, LA. June 12-13, 1995. “Central Station Fire Alarm Systems for Highly Protected Risks.” McDonnell Douglass Corporation Fire Chiefs Meeting. St. Louis, MO. June 7, 1995. “NFPA 70-1996, National Electrical Code® More Proposed Changes.” National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting—Electrical Section. Denver, CO. May 23, 1995. Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1993, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Houston, TX. March 9-10, 1995. • Ft. Lauderdale, FL. March 23-24, 1995. • Falls Church, VA. March 30-31, 1995. • St. Louis, MO. June 8-9, 1995. • Towson, MD. September 14-15, 1995. • LaJolla, CA. November 2-3, 1995. • Atlanta, GA. December 7-8, 1995.

“National Fire Alarm Code Update.” Society of Fire Protection Engineers Chapter Meeting. Cleveland, OH. March 6, 1995. “Management Programs for Loss Prevention and Control.” Industrial Risk Insurers Technical Service Center Seminar:

• Hartford, CT. February 7, 1995. • New York, NY. February 8, 1995. • Boston, MA. February 9, 1995. • Philadelphia, PA. February 21, 1995. • Charlotte, NC. February 22, 1995. • Atlanta, GA. February 23, 1995. • Dallas, TX. February 24, 1995 • San Francisco, CA. March 1, 1995. • Los Angeles, CA. March 2, 1995. • Cleveland, OH. March 7, 1995. • Chicago, IL. March 8, 1995. • Toronto, ON. March 14, 1995. • Frankfurt, Germany. April 5, 1995..

“Residential Carbon Monoxide Detection.” Fire Department Instructors Conference. Indianapolis, IN. February 6, 1995. “Fire Alarm Systems at Highly Protected Risks.” Industrial Risk Insurers Technical Service Center Seminar. Long Beach, CA. January 27, 1995. “Marketing Fire Alarm Systems to the Industrial Customer.” Simplex Time Recorder Company Industrial Marketing Education Seminar. Gardner, MA. November 15, 1994. “The Executive Perspective—How Should an Executive View Fire Safety in Industry?” Fire-Rescue International/1994 of the International Association of Fire Chiefs. St. Louis, MO. August 30, 1994.



“NFPA 70-1996, National Electrical Code® Proposed Changes.” National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting—Electrical Section. San Francisco, CA. May 17, 1994. “Introducing the National Fire Alarm Code.” St. Louis Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers—Vendors Exposition and Seminar. St. Louis, MO. May 10, 1994. “Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1993, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Houston, TX. April 14-15, 1994. • Farmington, CT. June 9-10, 1994. • Lexington, KY. August 18-19, 1994. • Braintree, MA. September 29-30, 1994 • Portland, OR. November 3-4, 1994. • LaJolla, CA. November 10-11, 1994. • Atlanta, GA. December 8-9, 1994..

“Management Programs for Industrial Loss Prevention and Control.” Simplex Time Recorder Company Industrial Marketing Education Seminar:

• Houston, TX. April 13, 1994. • Dearborn, MI. June 7, 1994. • Raleigh, NC. July 13, 1994. • Seattle, WA. August 16, 1994. • St. Louis, MO. September 8, 1994. • Miami Lakes, FL. October 19, 1994.

“Alarm and Detection Systems: Mid-Course Corrections?” 66th Annual Fire Department Instructors Conference. Cincinnati, OH. March 23, 1994. “Fire Alarm Technology—Meeting the Challenges of the 1990s.” Procter & Gamble Fire Protection Conference. Cincinnati, OH. February 7, 1994. “Fire Alarm Systems for Industrial Applications.” National Fire Protection Association Fall Meeting—Joint Electrical Section and Industrial Fire Protection Section Meeting. Phoenix, AZ. November 16, 1993. “Fire Alarm Systems—NFPA 72-1993, National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Denver, CO. October 28-29, 1993. • Bellvue, WA. November 4-5, 1993.

“Facility Contingency Planning.” The Premier Risk Management Conference for Industry and Commerce. King of Prussia, PA. September 22, 1993. “National Fire Alarm Code and Code Compliance. Electralarm Systems, Inc.-sponsored PASONA Seminar. Roanoke, VA. September 14, 1993. “Professionalism, A Tradition Worth Keeping.” Professional Alarm Services Organizations of North America Annual Meeting—Banquet. May 27, 1993. “Introducing the National Fire Alarm Code.” National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting—Electrical Section. Orlando, FL. May 25, 1993. “Total Quality Training.” Fire Department Instructors Conference. April 6, 1993.



“Fire Alarm Systems—Plans Review through Acceptance Test.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Houston, TX. March 11-12, 1993. • Vienna, VA. March 18-19, 1993. • New Brunswick, NJ. April 22-23, 1993. • Farmington, CT. April 29-30, 1993.

“A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to Seminary—Rural Fire Fighting in the 21st Century or Before.” Clymer Fire Department Appreciation Dinner Clymer, NY. February 6, 1993. “An Objective Approach to Designing Fire Alarm Systems.” Sonitrol Security Corporation Advanced Fire Alarm School. Orlando, FL. November 13, 1992. “Managing Change in the Fire Problem.” Connecticut Chapter, American Society for Industrial Security. Glastonbury, CT. October 20, 1992. “Handcuffs on Your Brain.” Firepro Incorporated. Burlington, MA. August 10, 1992. “NFPA 72: A Standard for the Next Century.” International Municipal Signal Association Annual Meeting. Cherry Hill, NJ. August 5, 1992. “Preparing for the NICET Fire Alarm Exam.” AFA Protective Systems, Inc. North Brunswick, NJ. July 13-15, 1992. “Fire Protective Signaling Systems: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.”

• Travelers Insurance Companies. Simsbury, CT. June 3, 1992. • Richmond, VA Chapter, Society of Fire Protection Engineers. September 28, 1992. • New York, NY Chapter, Society of Fire Protection Engineers. October 19, 1992.

“Digital Alarm Communicators and Derived Local Channel.” Firepro Incorporated. Burlington, MA. May 11, 1992. “Capturing the Mind of Workforce 2000.” Fire Department Instructors Conference. Cincinnati,

OH. April 12, 1992. “When Quality Isn’t…” Seminar program of the Professional Alarm Services Organizations of North America (PASONA):

• Peninsula Fire Prevention Officers Association. Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA. March 24, 1992.

• National Independent Fire Alarm Distributors. New Orleans, LA. May 17, 1992. • Fire Marshals Association of North America. New Orleans, LA. May 19, 1992. • Residential Insurers Meeting at Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Northbrook, IL.

September 22, 1992.

“Loss Prevention & Control—You Make It Work.” Waterford Hotel Management Group, Inc. February 7, 1992.




• Livermore, CA. February 3-4, 1992. • Houston, TX. February 27-28, 1992. • Pittsburgh, PA. April 30 - May 1, 1992. • Farmington, CT. May 7-8, 1992. • Denver, CO. November 5-6, 1992. • Atlanta, GA. December 3-4, 1992. • Orlando, FL. December 10-11, 1992.

“Why does the property insurance industry prefer Signaling Systems for Central Station Service?” CBA Security Seminar. Lewiston, ME. September 18, 1991. “An Engineering Approach to Fire Detection.” Northern New Jersey Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. East Hanover, NJ. September 9, 1991. “What Are You Going To Do Now?” New England Section International Municipal Signal Association 1991 Summer Training Conference. Worcester, MA. June 21, 1991. “NFPA 72—Background of the Reorganization.” Northern California/Nevada Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers Seminar. Oakland, CA. June 4, 1991. “NFPA 72: A Prodigal Comes Home.” National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting, Electrical Section. Boston, MA. May 22, 1991. “The Impact of Management Programs on Loss Prevention and Control.” The College of Insurance Seminar. Farmington, CT. May 15, 1991. “Making Training Come Alive.” Fire Department Instructors Conference. Cincinnati, OH. March 25, 1991. “Overview Applied.” Industrial Risk Insurers Western Regional Office Spring Meeting. Galena, IL. March 21, 1991. “Fire Alarm Systems—Plans Review through Acceptance Test.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Augusta, GA. February 21-22, 1991. • Tysons Corner, VA. April 18-19, 1991. • Grand Rapids, MI. June 6-7, 1991. • Lexington, KY. September 12-13, 1991. • Burlington, MA. October 10-11, 1991 • Denver, CO. October 24-25, 1991. • Baltimore, MD. November 7-8, 1991. • Atlanta, GA. November 14-15, 1991. • Lake Buena Vista, FL. December 19-20, 1991.

“How Insurance Can Affect Fire Alarm Approvals.” Arizona Automatic Fire Alarm Association. Phoenix, AZ. October 10, 1990. “Fire Detection.” Central Station Alarm Association Annual Meeting. Phoenix, AZ. October 9, 1990. “Signaling Standards Update.” Charlotte Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. Charlotte, NC. September 10, 1990.



“Signaling Systems—The Insurance Company Perspective.” CBA Security Seminar. Lewiston, ME. July 18, 1990. “A Holistic Approach to Fire Protection Creates a Win-Win Environment.” Automatic Fire Alarm Association Annual Breakfast. San Antonio, TX. May 23, 1990. “NFPA 600—Development and Future.” National Fire Protection Association Annual Meeting, Industrial Section. San Antonio, TX. May 21, 1990. “Signaling Systems into the 1990s.” Dallas/Ft. Worth Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers Seminar. Dallas, TX. May 18, 1990. “Standards for the 1990s.” Central Station Alarm Association. Washington, DC. March 5, 1990. “Signaling Systems for Central Station Service.” California Fire Chiefs Association Fire Prevention Officers Section Communication Symposium. Ontario, CA. February 27, 1990. “Fire Alarm Systems—Plans Review through Acceptance Test.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar:

• Phoenix, AZ. February 15-16, 1990. • Raleigh, NC. March 8-9, 1990. • Miami, FL. March 15-16, 1990. • St. Louis, MO. June 7-8, 1990. • Columbus, OH. June 14-15, 1990. • Baltimore, MD. September 20-21, 1990. • Houston, TX. October 18-19, 1990. • Atlanta, GA. November 29-30, 1990. • Orlando, FL. December 13-14, 1990.

“Location and Placement of Automatic Fire Detectors.” National Association of Fire Equipment Distributors Sectional Seminar. San Diego, CA. February 8, 1990. “Signaling Systems.” National Conference on Industrial Loss Prevention and Control. Orlando, FL. January 18, 1990. “Managing the Industrial Fire Loss Problem.” Georgia Fire Instructors Conference. Forsyth, GA. November 7, 1989. “Limiting Liability through Proper Training and Supervision of Guards.” American Insurance Services Group, Inc. Security Liability Conference. Orlando, FL. November 1, 1989. “The Great Computer Shoot Out: MS-DOS vs. Macintosh.” National Symposium on Computing in the Fire Service. St. Louis, MO. October 2, 1989. “Fire Alarm Systems for Highly Protected Risks.” Connecticut Burglar and Fire Alarm Association. New Haven, CT. May 25, 1989. “NFPA 71-1989.” National Independent Fire Alarm Distributors Association. Washington, DC. May 14, 1989. “The Instructor as a Performing Artist.” Fire Department Instructors Conference. Cincinnati, OH. March 21, 1989.




• Baltimore, MD. February 16-17, 1989. • Anchorage, AK. May 4-5, 1989. • Farmington, CT. May 11-12, 1989. • Cincinnati, OH. September 14-15, 1989. • Overland Park, KS. October 12-13, 1989. • Ft. Lauderdale, FL. December 7-8, 1989.

“Fire Alarm Standards.” Radionics Seminar. Salinas, CA. January 26, 1989. “IRI? Any relation to the IRS?” California Automatic Fire Alarm Association. Palm Springs, CA. January 20, 1989. “Electronic Surveillance.” National Conference on Industrial Loss Prevention and Control. Orlando, FL. January 18, 1989. “Fire Protective Signaling Systems.” Honeywell Protective Services, Inc. Seminar. Kenwood, OH. June 29, 1988. “Fire and Security Surveillance.” Automatic Fire Alarm Association of New Jersey. Newark, NJ. June 23, 1988. “Alarm Transmission via Digital Alarm Communicator and Derived Local Channel.” Federal Fire Forum. Gaithersburg, MD. June 6, 1988. “Fire Protective Signaling Systems.” National Guardian Seminar:

• Los Angeles, CA. May 26, 1988. • Foster City, CA. July 11, 1988 • Chicago, IL. September 23, 1988. • Minneapolis, MN. September 28, 1988.


• Las Vegas, NV. March 24-25, 1988. • Trevose, PA. April 21-22, 1988. • Baltimore, MD. August 18-19, 1988. • Toronto, ON. September 15-16, 1988. • Bloomington, MN. September 29-30, 1988. • St. Louis, MO. October 13-14, 1988.

“Philosophy of Property Loss Prevention.” Risk and Insurance Management Society. Washington, DC. April 18, 1988. “Failure Mode Management: A Loss Prevention Philosophy for Programmable Logic Controllers.” American Institute of Chemical Engineers Loss Prevention Symposium. New Orleans, LA. March 8, 1988. (Note: This paper won the “William H. Doyle Award” for the best presentation during the 1988 Symposium.) “UL Certification of Signaling Systems.” Commonwealth Security Seminar. Lancaster, PA. January 17, 1988. “Electronic Surveillance—An Insurance Company Viewpoint.” National Conference on Industrial Loss Prevention and Control. Orlando, FL. January 13, 1988.



“Who Are the Stars of Five Star Service?” Central Station Electrical Protection Association Annual Meeting. Palm Beach, FL. November 11, 1987. “Fire Alarm Systems for Property Protection.” Virginia Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers. Richmond, VA. October 29, 1987. “Fire Alarm Systems—Plans Review through Acceptance Test.” National Fire Protection Association Continuing Education Seminar.

• Seattle, WA. October 22-23, 1987. • Miami, FL. December 3-4, 1987.

“Overview: Yours To Use.” VF Corporation Seminar. Enfield, CT. October 13, 1987. “Developing Loss Prevention Policies.” National Conference on Industrial Loss Prevention and Control. Pittsburgh, PA. June 11, 1987. “Fire Risk Safety: Its importance and concerns in the workplace.” National Property Management Association. Windsor, CT. May 28, 1987. “Company Loss Prevention and Control.” International Society of Fire Service Instructors Fire Brigade Officer Seminar. Ashland, MA. February 16, 1987. “Overview: Crisis Management.” The Gillette Company Management Seminar. Boston, MA. November 6, 1986. “Overview: Fire Protection for the 21st Century.” United Technologies Corporation Norden Systems Division Seminar. Norwalk, CT. November 15, 1985. “Computer Room Protection.” Frederick Atkins Organization Management Information Systems Seminar. Key Biscayne, FL. May 20, 1985. “Overview: Make It Your Own.” United Technologies Corporation Fire Protection Seminar. West Palm Beach, FL. April 30, 1985. “UL Certified Fire Alarms—Soon to be here at last!” Sonitrol Achievers Club. Farmington, CT. October 21, 1983. “Overview: A Basic Fire Protection Program.” 71st Annual National Safety Congress. Chicago, IL. October 18, 1983. “Fire Walls and Fire Barriers.” Connecticut State Fire Marshals Association. Meriden, CT. March 9, 1982. “Protective Signaling for the 1980s.” Genessee Valley Safety Conference. Rochester, NY. November 13, 1980. “Post Mortem of a Large Loss.” Connecticut State Fire Instructors Association. West Hartford, CT. April 2, 1980. “Pre-emergency Planning and RSVP.” American Society of Safety Engineers Connecticut Valley Chapter. Windsor, CT. December 11, 1979. “The Industrial Risk Insurers’ RSVProgram: What in the world is that?” Fire Department Instructors’ Conference. Memphis, TN: March 21, 1979.



“The Hot Fire Alarm Market—Heading Towards the 1980s.” National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association Region I Meeting. Newton, MA. June 23, 1978. “Computer Room Protection.” Pyrotronics District Sales Conference. Elizabeth, NJ. May 10, 1978. “A Changing Market—Fire Protection.” National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association Annual Convention. Orlando, FL. March 21, 1978. “Fire Protection for Computer Installations.” 18th International Operational Data Security Workshop. New York, NY. October 10, 1977. “Fire Alarm Systems—an Insurance Company Viewpoint.” National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association Region I Meeting. New Haven, CT. June 20, 1977. “Fire Protection for Computer Installations.” 15th International Operational Data Security Workshop. Orlando, FL. February 21, 1977. “Built-in Fire Detection and Fire Protection.” Connecticut Fire Department Instructors Association Building Construction Seminar. May 8, 1976, “Protective Signaling Systems for Plant Fire Protection.” New England Section of the International Municipal Signal Association. Plainville, CT. March 11, 1976. “Fire Protective Signaling Systems.” Connecticut State Fire Marshals Association. Meriden, CT. April 16, 1975. “Fire Department Operations at Sprinkler Protected Properties.” Newington (CT) Fire Department. October 18, 1973. “Training: Instruction in Professionalism.” Factory Insurance Association Eastern Regional Meeting. Farmington, CT. October 11, 1973. “Fire Department Operations at Sprinkler Protected Properties.” Annual Fire Leadership Institute. New York State Fire Training Academy. Montour Falls, NY. April 8, 1973. “Fire Brigades in History.” Fire Brigade Seminar. The Carborundum Company. Niagara Falls, NY. December 7, 1972. “Automatic Sprinklers and the Fire Department.” Chautauqua County (NY) Fire Chiefs Association. Sheridan, NY. October 27, 1971.

PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS - Dean K. Wilson, P.E., FSFPE, C.F.P.S.


BLOG and SERMONS You may read Dean K. Wilson’s Blog—“Suppressing-the-Fire: One sinner’s walk with the Lord Jesus Christ”— at the following address:

http://suppressing-the-fire.blogspot.com In addition, audio recordings and printed versions of the following sermons area available at:

http://www.deankwilson.com/Sermons/sermons.html “Should This Church Become A Place For Healing.” Sermon on 1 Timothy 5:1-25 delivered at the 11:00 a.m. worship services at Redeemer Presbyterian Church (EPC). Erie, PA. Januaary 27, 2013. “Stepping Stones Along the Pathway of Obedience: Caring for Those in Need.” Sermon on 1 Timothy 5:1-25 delivered at the 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. August 10, 2008. “Abiding in Christ: In Affliction and Trial.” Sermon on Luke 15:3-24 delivered at the 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. April 20, 2008. “Abiding in Christ: Empowered through the Holy Spirit.” Sermon on 1 John 2:27 delivered at the 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. March 30, 2008. “Abiding in Christ: God, Himself, Has United You to Jesus.” Sermon on 1 Corinthians 1:30 delivered at the 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. February 3, 2008. “Prince of Peace.” Sermon on Isaiah 9:6 delivered at the 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. December 23, 2007. “Jesus’ Teaching On Prayer - Part 2.” Sermon on Matthew 6:1-18 delivered at the 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. August 12, 2007. “Jesus’ Teaching On Prayer - Part 1.” Sermon on Matthew 6:1-18 delivered at the 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. August 5, 2007. “The Greatest Song Ever Written.” Sermon on 2 Timothy 1:3-12 delivered at the 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. worship services at First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. Erie, PA. February 23, 2003. Note: In addition to these sermons, Dean K. Wilson has preached many additional sermons at Redeemer Presbyterian Church (EPC) from September, 2011 to the date of this listing. Please see attached list.

http://suppressing-the-fire.blogspot.com/

http://www.deankwilson.com/Sermons/sermons.html

Sermons Preached by Dean K. Wilson at Redeemer Presbyterian Church (EPC) in Erie, Pennsylvania

Date Sermon Title Scripture

9/11/2011 Who Really Cares What I Do? Hebrews 6:1-129/18/2011 Finding God in Your Everyday World - Part 1 Genesis 249/25/2011 Finding God in Your Everyday World - Part 2 Acts 23:12-2310/9/2011 Finding God in Your Everyday World - Part 3 Judges 7:8-1510/16/2011 Finding God in Your Everyday World - Part 4 1 Samuel 24:1-1310/23/2011 A Prayer for Revival: Lord, Heal our Church 2 Chronicles 7:1410/30/2012 A Sermon for Halloween—And a Quest 2 Corinthians 11:13-1511/6/2011 When You're Hurt by a Friend Psalm 55 (2 Samuel 15-17 and Luke 22:1-6, 47-48)11/13/2011 When Two Walk Together: The Opposite of Betrayal Luke 24:13-35

11/27/2011 Who Invited Those Guys? Matthew 2:1; John 11; Mark 15:23; John 9:39- 40; Revelation 19:11-16; II Peter 3:7

12/4/2011 Future World Changers Matthew 2:7-1512/11/2011 Quick Learners Luke 2:21-38 12/18/2011 The Miracle Continues Luke 2:1-19

1/1/2012 Renewing Your New Beginning Luke 5:1-11 ( John 1:35-50; Psalm 51:1-12; 2 Corinthians 5:14-21.)

1/8/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 1 Genesis 37:1-5, 6-36 (Joseph), 2 Corinthians 5:17, Jeremiah 29:11

1/15/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 2 Judges 6:11–24, Philippians 3:12-14

1/22/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 3 1 Samuel 16:1-13, Romans 8:38-39

1/29/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 4 John 12 - 13, Matthew 26

2/5/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 5 1 Samuel 1:1-19; Matthew 6:5-8; 1 Peter 3:8-12

2/19/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 6Acts 10:1-35, Genesis 12:1-4, Galatians 3:26-29

2/26/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 7 Jonah 3 and 4, Matthew 28:16-20, Acts 1:1-9

3/4/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 8Luke 1:26–38, Luke 2:33–35; John 19:25b–27;

Isaiah 7:10-14, 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3

3/11/2012 Daring To Dream Again - Part 9John 20:24-31; Isaiah 6:1-8, Romans 5:1,

Philippians 4:6–7

3/18/2012 The Power of the Spirit: The Exchanged Life Romans 12:1-2; Jeremiah 1:4-10; Luke 9:23-273/25/2012 The Fruit of the Spirit Galatians 5:16-26; Isaiah 40:28-31; John 15:9-174/1/2012 The Victorious King John 12:1-19; Psalm 24:7-10; Revelation 19:11-16

4/15/2012 Resurrection Power Philippians 3:7-11; Exodus 14:15-31; Luke 12:1-124/22/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -1: Love You Don’t Have To Earn Ephesians 5:1-2; Psalm 143:7-10; Matthew 5:43-484/29/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -2: Blame, Shame, Or Making It Better Matthew 7:3-5; Psalm 31:1-5; 1 Peter 2:1-6

5/13/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -3: I Just Don’t Need You! Or, Do I?1 Corinthians 12:14-26; Psalm 103:13-18;

Matthew 9:35-36; Romans 12:3-6, 10; Ephesians 4:15-16

5/20/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -4: Please, Just Be Honest With Me! Ephesians 4:21-25; 2 Samuel 12:1-13; John 14:1-6

5/27/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -5: I Do It Over and Over and Over! Ephesians 5:3-14; Genesis 12:10-20; John 1:1-14; 1 John 1:5-6

6/3/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -6: Not Perfect, Just Consistently Adequate James 5:16-20; Isaiah 48:16-17; Luke 12:1-11

6/10/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -7: Frozen Feelings Unfrozen by a Loving God Psalm 109; Luke 19:29-44; Mark 11:12-17, 14:1-9; Philippians 1:1-11

6/17/2012 The Dysfunctional Church Family -8: From Dysfunction to Wholeness Ephesians 1:1-23; Psalm 100; Matthew 26:17-196/24/2012 Go for the Goal: Remember the Witnesses Hebrews 12:1-3; Psalm 32:8-11; John 14:23-277/8/2012 Go for the Goal: Remove Any Hindrances Hebrews 12:1; Deuteronomy 6:13-19; Luke 4:1-13

7/15/2012 Go for the Goal: Run With Perseverance Hebrews 12:1-3; Isaiah 40:28-31; Luke 12:35-40

7/29/2012 Go for the Goal: By Reaching for the Goal Hebrews 12:1-4; Psalm 104:31-35; John 15:5-8; 1 Corinthians 9:24-27

8/5/2012 Go for the Goal: Respect the Divine Discipline Hebrews 12:5-11; 1 Samuel 2:12-17, 22-25; John 15:1-4

8/12/2012 Go for the Goal: Recover from Injuries Hebrews 12:12-13; Jeremiah 30:10, 16-17; John 12:37-42

8/19/2012 The B-I-B-L-E, Yes That’s the Book for Me! Psalm 119:9-16; Luke 8:4-15; Colossians 3:15-179/2/2012 Ministering to the Christ in Disguise Matthew 25:32-40; Jeremiah 33:1-9; Hebrews 13:1-39/9/2012 Tired Churches and Tapped-out Christians Acts 11:19-21; Genesis 39; Romans 8:28-30

9/16/2012 The Miracle of a Singular 24/7 Lifestyle Daniel 6:1-14; John 14:15-21; Romans 6:1-14

Sermons Preached by Dean K. Wilson at Redeemer Presbyterian Church (EPC) in Erie, Pennsylvania

Date Sermon Title Scripture

9/23/2012 The Miracle of Storytelling Joshua 1:1-9; Matthew 28:16-20; Hebrews 13:1-89/30/2012 The Miracle of Connections that Open Our Hearts 1 Peter 4:7-11; 2 Kings 25:27-30; Luke 10:38-4210/7/2012 The Miracle That Helps Break ‘The Grapevine’ Esther 4:1-17; Mark 9:14-29; Acts 13:1-310/14/2012 Suppose I had been Death? Philippians 1:15-26; Psalm 23; Luke 12:13-2112/2/2012 The Greatest of Kings Isaiah 9:2-7. [Matthew 1:18-25; 2 Peter 3:8-10;]12/30/2012 The Christ Who Brings True Peace Isaiah 9:1-7. [Luke 2:8-20; 1 Peter 5:1-11;]1/27/2013 Should This Church Become A Place for Healing? James 5:13-16 [Psalm 103:1-6; Luke 9:1-11]3/24/2013 An Urgent Call to God’s People Luke 19:28-44 [Isaiah 50:4-9a; Revelation 1:1-7]4/21/2013 The Hope For A Better World Matthew 5:13-16; 13:33. [Ezekiel 37:1-14; Romans 5:1-11]6/9/2013 The Sins Of Others 2 Samuel 11; 1 Samuel 20:30-34

6/16/2013 The Most Valuable Inheritance Proverbs 13:22. [Ephesians 5:21-33]7/7/2013 One Nation Under God Psalm 85. [Proverbs 14:34, James 5:13-16]

9/22/2013 “Respond When God Calls” Acts 24 [1 Samuel 3:1-10]10/20/2013 Coping With Lions Daniel 6:1-28 and Philippians 4:4-712/1/2013 "He Shall Be Called 'Wonderful Counselor'" Isaiah 9:6 and Philippians 2:1-1112/29/2013 “It’s Still Christmas and Christmas Can Chart the Way Forward” Luke 2:8-20 and Psalm 40:1-51/5/2014 “Wrestling in the New Year” Genesis 32:22-32 and Luke 2:22-40

1/26/2014 “What Must I Do To Be Saved?” John 3:1-21 and Deuteronomy 30:193/9/2014 "God in the City" Book of Jonah and Luke 11:5-13, 29-32

3/16/2014 “Considering Our Gifts”1 Peter 4:10-11; Romans 12:1-8;

1 Corinthians 12:4-14; Ephesians 4:11-13 and Matthew 7:7-12]

4/13/2014 “The Parade is Over—Now What?” Hebrews 10:11-18 [Matthew 21:1-11]7/20/2014 “When Two Powerful Forces Join Together” 2 Chronicles 7:148/17/2014 “Is There Hope For A Better World?” Matthew 5:13-16; Psalm 25:1-512/27/2015 “Extending Christmas” Matthew 1:23, Ephesians 1:15-231/22/2017 “Come and See” John 1:43-51, Isaiah 26-1-5 esp. 4, Titus 3:3-84/2/2017 "So, What Have Ayou Learned During Lent?" Psalm 118 esp verse 24

4/23/2017 “Resurrection Power: The Power to Overcome” Acts 2:14a, 22-32 [Psalm 16; John 20:19-31; 1 Peter 1:3-9]

5/28/2017 “Why Are You Standing Here?” Acts 1:1-11 [Psalm 104:24-35; Matthew 28:16-20; I Corinthians 12:3-13]

6/18/2017 “How Do I Know Jesus Loves Me?” Romans 5:6-8, John 15:13, 1 John 4:10, Eph. 5:2

7/2/2017 “The Word No One Talks About Anymore” Romans 6:12-23; Genesis 22:1-14; Psalm 13; Matthew 10:40-42;

7/23/2017 “We Shall All Be Changed”Romans 8:12-25; Genesis 28:10-19a;

Psalm 139:1-12, 23-24; Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43;

8/20/2017 “Trapped in the Middle” Romans 11:1-36 and Isaiah 518/27/2017 “The Spiritually-Gifted Giver” Romans 12:1-89/3/2017 “Because We Are Loved, So Let Us Love” Romans 12:9-21; John 14:23-24, 1 John 4:7-21

9/17/2017 “Judge, Jury, and Executioner” Romans 14:1-1210/15/2017 “The Gift of Peace” Philippians 4:1-910/22/2017 “A Really Good Deal” I Thessalonians 1:1-10; John 15:5-84/1/2018 “Not with a Shout, but with a Whimper” John 20:1-18

4/15/2018 “He Came First to His Own” Acts 3; John 1:1-14; Psalm 4:4-5; 1 John 3:4-75/13/2018 “The Very Best Thing You Can Do” Psalm 1, 1 John 5:9-13; John 17:6-19

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