Juho Pussinen, MSc., B.Eng, (class PV)
Fire Safety Engineer
Oulu - Finland
About Juho
Education / Certifications
- Master of Science, Process Engineering, University of Oulu
- Bachelor of Engineering, Fire Officer, Savonia University of Applied Sciences, Emergency Services College
- Board Member, Finnish Fire Engineers Association (SPIY)
- FISE Designer of Fire Safety, exceptionally demanding (class PV)
About Juho
Juho has over ten years of experience as a fire safety expert. Before joining the fire safety industry, he studied process engineering at the University of Oulu and worked in process industry plants in the paper and chemical industries. Juho has worked on a wide range of building sites, many of which have been deep underground or high-rise construction projects. Juho is an expert in fire and evacuation simulations, chemical safety, and ATEX regulations. His core expertise also includes hazardous materials dispersion modeling, fire barriers, and civil defense shelter issues. Juho has been active in national and international fire safety networks, including SFPE conferences. He is currently the chair of the SFPE Finland Chapter and a member of the board of the Finnish Fire Protection Engineers Association (SPIY).
Education / Certifications
- Master of Science, Process Engineering, University of Oulu
- Bachelor of Engineering, Fire Officer, Savonia University of Applied Sciences, Emergency Services College
- Board Member, Finnish Fire Engineers Association (SPIY)
- FISE Designer of Fire Safety, exceptionally demanding (class PV)
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