Fire Underwriters Survey Enhancing Community Risk Management Through Technology – With Michael Currie

Fire Underwriters Survey and the Canadian Fire Insurance Grading Index

 Enhance Your Community’s Fire Protection

with Insights from Michael Currie

Join us for an informative lunch and learn session that promises to reshape your understanding of fire risk management in Canadian communities. We are thrilled to present Michael Currie, VP, and distinguished expert with over 25 years of experience in developing digital fire risk index systems with the Insurers Advisory Organization and Fire Underwriters Survey.

Event Topic: “Fire Underwriters Survey and the Canadian Fire Insurance Grading Index”
Date & Time: March 6th, 2024, 1200-1300 MST
Location: Virtual Zoom Link

Registration: Please use this link to register REGISTER HERE FOR THE FIRE UNDERWRITER SURVEY SESSION

NOTE: You must be a member of the AFCA to participate in this session.

About the Session:
Dive deep into the world of fire risk indexes, a tool used by Canadian Property and Casualty insurers for over a century. This session will unveil how public fire protection levels are measured and indexed, benefiting insurers and ultimately our communities. Discover the Canadian Fire Insurance Grading Index and learn how to leverage the FUS Municipal Portal to keep your community’s information up to date, enhancing fire protection and prevention efforts.

Why Attend?
• Gain insights into improving your community’s fire protection and prevention capacities.
• Learn about the benefits of participating in the FUS process and how to prepare for surveys, including STSS accreditations.
• Network with peers and share valuable experiences on managing fire risks more effectively.

The Presenter
Michael Currie brings a wealth of knowledge from his extensive career, focusing on fire risk evaluation, digital indexing of fire risks, and enhancing the effectiveness of Canadian Fire Departments. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from his expertise and take your community’s fire protection efforts to the next level.