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Author Gene Haas is Distributor Sales and Support Manager for Securiplex. He is a member of The Society of Fire Protection Engineers with 20 years of experience in technology development, sales management and project management with industrial process equipment manufacturers. Mr. Haas can be reached at 251-602-6111 or at info@securiplexusa.com.
The risk of catastrophic fires in industrial forging facilities is a reality the industry faces daily. However, the risk can be mitigated with the proactive installation of an appropriate fire-suppression system.
