Overview:

Fire safety management means preventing fires, detecting them early, and ensuring everyone can escape safely. It relies on regular risk assessments, good housekeeping, working alarms and extinguishers, clear exits, trained staff and drills, and ongoing reviews, all to protect life first, then property, in line with legal requirements.

Speaker

Dr. Erute Iniovorua
Lead Auditor & Management Systems Account Manager, MQA Certfication UK LTd.

Leader of high-performing QHSSE teams to safeguard assets, ensure regulatory compliance, and optimize operational performance. With over 19 years of deep technical and managerial experience across high-risk sectors including Oil & Gas, Financial Services, Marine, and Manufacturing. I specialize in translating corporate safety strategies into highly effective, ground-level operational realities.
A hands-on manager and certified Lead Auditor, overseeing the end-to-end design, implementation, and continuous improvement of Integrated Management Systems (IMS) aligned with ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, 27001, and NFPA standards. Recognized for ability to bridge communication gaps between frontline workers, contractors, and senior leadership to foster a proactive, zero-harm safety culture.

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