Fire Protection Engineering - Staley Consulting
We have been designing fire protection systems for 17 years.
Specializing only in fire protection, we have the experience needed to design special hazard systems and other complex fire sprinkler systems.
We look forward to proposing a solution for your specific need. For more information, please contact:
Bruce Fennell by email or call us at 407.977.1220Click here to learn more about Fire Protection Engineering - Staley Consulting
Staley Consulting fire protection engineering firm, have the knowledge and are always ready to design your fire protection system.
The addition of a Fire Protection P.E. to the A/E team allows the architect to show the client that questions and concerns regarding fire protection will be addressed professionally. Our services include the design of wet, dry, deluge, preaction, and special hazard sprinkler systems.
Our team player approach enables Staley Consulting to meet deadlines and produce high quality work for each job.
Some of our projects are shown below. View all Projects
Plan for Fire Protection
National Institute of Building Sciences - WBDG Secure/Safe CommitteeThe United States has the highest fire losses in terms of both frequency and total losses of any modern technological society. New facilities and renovation projects need to be designed to incorporate efficient, cost-effective passive and automatic fire protection systems. These systems are effective in detecting, containing, and controlling and/or extinguishing a fire event in the early stages. Fire protection engineers must be involved in all aspects of the design in order to ensure a reasonable degree of protection of human life from fire and the products of combustion, as well as to reduce the potential loss from fire (i.e., real and personal property, information, organizational operations).
Planning for fire protection in and around a building involves an integrated systems approach that enables the designer to analyze all of the building's components as a total building safety system package. The analysis requires more than code compliance or meeting the minimum legal responsibilities for protecting a building - building and fire codes are intended to protect against the loss of life and limit fire impact on the community, and do not necessarily protect the mission, assets, or solve problems brought upon by new projects with unique circumstances. Therefore, it is necessary to creatively and efficiently integrate code requirements with other fire safety measures as well as as other design strategies to achieve a balanced design that will provide the desired levels of safety (evacuation, recovery, egress/smoke, Identify critical systems: diesel generators, etc.).
