NFPA 72 2025 CO2 Webinar

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Carbon Monoxide detection and high-rise voice notification design webinar – NFPA 72 2025

You’re invited to Johnson Controls Webinar: Building & Life Safety – Codes & Standards

The NFPA 72 2025 edition is the result of thousands of hours of collaboration, review, and debate by a dedicated technical committee. Designed for Consulting Designers, Architects, System Integrators, and Building Owners, this session will provide valuable insights into:

Proper location, spacing and testing of Carbon monoxide detectors
Voice notification, how it is accomplished and what equipment is required
Speaker design, choosing correct speakers, layout, and amplification

These updates will influence the design, testing, installation, and maintenance of life safety systems moving forward. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge — join us for this informative session!

Date:

Thursday, March 12, 2026

Time:

10:00 A.M. –10:45 A.M. (Singapore time)

The webinar will be hosted via the Microsoft Teams Platform.

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Speaker Profile:

Dr. Rodger Reiswig

Fellow and Vice President, Industry Relations, Global

Dr. Rodger Reiswig is an industry stalwart with an expertise in Fire detection and suppression spanning 4 decades. An illustrious career which started in Johnson Controls as a Technical Representative saw Rodger holding several positions throughout his career which includes Sales, Field Sales Engineer, Training, Sales Manager, and District General Manager. Currently Rodger holds the position of Fellow and Vice President, Industry Relations.

In this coveted position, he represents Johnson Controls worldwide and devotes his time to representing Johnson Controls on various codes and standards committees with a team of industry relations experts, globally. Rodger also serves on various association and organization boards and committees which are highly regarded in the industry. Aside to this, Rodger has passionately authored numerous articles and has a very successful podcast series devoted to life safety.