Fire Protection Industry Interview with Steve Muncy, AFSA President, HFSC Board Member
September 2nd, 2008 by Ryan J. Smith
ResidentialFireSprinklers.com is pleased to bring you a recorded audio interview with Steve Muncy, President of the American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA).
Steve has an extensive career in the fire sprinkler industry. In 1988 he became the Executive Vice President of the American Fire Sprinkler Association where he served for three years before becoming AFSA’s President in 1991. In his career, Steve served for six years as the Chairman of the Residential Fire Safety Institute, six years on the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Board of Directors, and was a founding member of the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition, where he currently serves as an active board member. In 2002 Steve Muncy was named Person of the Year by Fire Protection Contractor Magazine for his significant service, leadership, and advocacy to the fire protection industry.
Steve Muncy Interview
MP3 Audio – 60 Minutes

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A written transcript of the interview is also available
Steve Muncy Interview – .pdf Transcript – 16 pages
In this 60 minute recorded interview, hosted by Ryan J. Smith, Steve shares his perspective on the growth of the fire sprinkler industry and the opportunities and challenges of the future. As an ardent supporter of residential fire sprinklers, Steve discusses the history and importance of the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition (HFSC) from his unique perspective as a founding board member.
Whether you work in the fire protection industry or have a general interest in fire safety, this interview will expand your understanding of current industry developments and bring to your attention some of the best industry resources available to support fire protection.
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September 6th, 2009 at 1:04 pm
I started fabing pipe in the shop at 16 then eventually was moved up to foreman. Now I am pursuing a nicet certification and another college degree. I love my job and wouldnt change it for the world.
I think residential sprinklers wouldbe good and the person would definetly get his money back from insurance. Not for it or against it just think it is inevidible before it happens.
May 21st, 2010 at 9:22 am
Residential sprinklers add that extra line of defense should the worst happen.