June - December 2021 Training
The Fire Protection Association of Southern Africa (FPASA) is seeking an Administrative Officer to join our team and support our daily office duties. A successful Administrative Officer will act as the point of contact for all employees and clients, providing administrative support and managing their queries. Email:

We have been talking a lot about hydrants these past couple of days, unfortunately inspired by the Charlotte Maxeke Hospital fire. Whilst we cannot comment on what went wrong for that specific incident because we have not conducted a fire investigation at those premises, we thought it would be useful to circulate some information on fire flow and hydrants. Please note that extracts of tabulated data are sourced from SANS 10090: Community Protection Against Fire.
I am ecstatic to announce the new MD of the FPASA - Lloyd Phetlhu. After searching for my successor for almost 2 years, I have the distinct honour of welcoming Lloyd on board as an Executive Director.
Please note that after 25 May 2021, this Draft South African Standard will no longer be accessible.
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We’re pleased to announce that the 3rd Quarter Edition of the FPASA Magazine – September 2026 is now available to read.
This latest edition brings together industry news, insights and information from across the fire protection and fire safety sector.
A special thank you to all our advertisers who supported this edition. Your continued support helps us share valuable information with the fire protection community and contributes to the ongoing work of the Fire Protection Association of Southern Africa.
📖 Read the September 2026 edition now and stay informed, connected and up to date with FPASA.
Thank you to our contributors, advertisers, members and readers for your continued support.
Dear Valued Members and Stakeholders,
Please be advised that we are currently experiencing a technical issue with our telephone lines. As a result, we are unable to make or receive calls at this time.
Our IT team is actively investigating the matter and working to restore services as quickly as possible.
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FPASA Team
