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The Fire Safety Managers'
Association (Singapore) FSMAS was founded
on 17th March 1989. The objectives of the Association
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To represent members and to coordinate
members' activities in promoting their legitimate
individual and collective interest as FSM; |
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To coordinate efforts of members in preventing
as well as detecting, fire emergency preparedness in the respective buildings and
complexes for which the members are responsible; |
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To provide the opportunity for exchange of ideas
and information on fire and the methods of operation
with a view to upgrade the fire safety of their
respective buildings and complexes; |
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To act as a consolidated action-group to promote
a sense of awareness and concern with fire prevention
and protection in their respective
premises to safeguard against fire; |
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To promote the Association as a professional body
of highly qualified, disciplined, respectable and
efficient FSM; |
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To make recommendation for the improvement of
members' welfare and advancement in their career. |
Under the Fire Safety Act, the owner or management
of a designated building is required to appoint a Fire
Safety Manager (FSM) and to provide him / her with the
necessary facilities and information for him / her to
discharge the duties effectively and efficiently.
Towards this end, the Management Committee's wish to
encourage membership for those who have passed the prescribed
examination to be Ordinary members of FSMAS and we also
encourage related fire safety bodies to be our member,
namely as follows:-
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Any person who belongs to any Institute
of higher learning and who is teaching subjects
promoting the objectives of the Association; members
of the Institution of Fire Engineers; any related
professional body or organisation which have similar
objectives of the Association; may apply to be an
Associate member of the Association. |
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The Association may admit as Affiliates such bodies
who desire to support its aims and activities. Such
bodies shall enjoy the same rights and privileges
as that of Associate membership. |
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Those who have passed the prescribed examination
in Certificate in Fire Prevention and Protection
of Building Course could register as graduate member. |
The outstanding skyline of our country with high-rise
residential / commercial and industrial buildings and complexes as well as industrial facilities, have
grown steadily over the past years. Hence, there is
a parallel demand for capable FSM's.
To meet the ever challenging needs of the FSM, the
Association provides regular dialogue sessions with
representative from the relevant authorities, publishes
newsletter, organises dinner and dance, organises seminars
with reputable institutions and exchanges program with
overseas bodies, for its members. Certificate in fire
prevention and protection of buildings courses were
also conducted with the support of Singapore Civil Defence
Force for members' staff. The
Association has been supporting and actively taking
part in activities organised by the National Fire and Civil Emergency Preparedness
Council and the Singapore Civil Defence Force.
The Association has set up a permanent office in July
2000 to embark on a recruitment drive of more members
and to gear up more appropriate activities.
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