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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1. Support and help organize technical schooling
for the fire service.
2. Participate in advisory groups and code
committees to provide input on code changes
and legislation affecting the alarm industry.
3. Monitor developments in the fire industry,
and inform our membership of codes and standards
affecting the alarm industry.
4. Provide liaison and interface between
members and local, state and national fire
authorities.
5. Promote high professional standards among
the association's membership in conjunction
with the fire service.
6. Establish and administer the Fred H. Barth
perpetual Memorial Fund which provides educational grants to students
in the field of fire science.
The memorial fund was established in memory
of Fred and Kaye Barth (Fred was a charter
member) whose lives ended untimely in an
airplane crash in the Canary Islands in 1977.
7. Establish a joint committee with the fire
service on detector reliability.
8. Instrumental in the success of the C-7/C-10
transition. (Click to View) License History - C-61 (D
05) and C-7 transition to C-10
9. Our members actively participate and are
represented at various technical committees
of NFPA 72. Click Here to view Committee Assignments
10. Active in code promulgation with ICC,
CA State, and California State Building Standards
Commission.
11. Awards the "ART KANE MEMORIAL AWARD" which is presented to an individual who
unselfishly dedicated him or herself
to the
principals and objectives of CAFAA.
12. Instrumental in the passage of Senate
Bill 575 (October 2001) which requires automatic
smoke detection systems in new schools.
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