Colorado, United States, 7th Aug 2026 — Recent public comments from Paul Trew, Technical Director at the Institution of Fire Engineers, are putting a spotlight on just how much fire risk has changed in recent years, and why LifeSafe Technologies believes the industry needs to keep pace. Trew's remarks on wildfire resilience, paired with his earlier comments on battery related fire hazards, echo something LifeSafe has been saying for some time: fire safety needs to modernise alongside the risks it is meant to address. LifeSafe Holdings is a fire safety technology company built around that idea, and its consumer facing brand carries the same message, that of protecting lives through modern fire safety solutions.

Trew's comments came by way of a LinkedIn post from the Institution of Fire Engineers, which shared his thoughts on the growing scale and complexity of wildfire risk. His message centred on the need for stronger collaboration, greater innovation, better preparedness and long term resilience planning, across governments, fire and rescue services, communities and industry alike. It is a message that resonates well beyond wildfires too, as electrification and a broader mix of risk environments continue to reshape how fire safety products are evaluated and deployed.

This is not the first time Trew has spoken directly about LifeSafe's work. Back in 2023, at LifeSafe's appearance at The Emergency Services Show, he offered this endorsement: "The growing use of lithium-ion powered devices and the increasing number of challenging fire incidents requires new solutions and thinking. We are delighted to be joined at this year's event by LifeSafe who are showcasing their highly innovative new Thermal Runaway Fluid." That statement still stands as a meaningful vote of confidence from within the sector in LifeSafe's specialist fire suppression technology.

That focus shows up clearly in LifeSafe's product line. Its StaySafe All-in-1 fire extinguisher, a compact device built to handle multiple fire types including electrical and lithium-ion battery fires, is designed for use across homes, vehicles, marine settings and workplaces alike, reflecting just how varied today's fire risks have become.

The company's ambitions do not stop at the consumer level. LifeSafe's professional facing materials point to a broader strategy centred on next generation extinguishing fluids and specialist suppression technology built for more demanding, complex scenarios, an approach that has become increasingly relevant as fire professionals grapple with new risks tied to batteries, electrical systems and evolving operational environments.

Trew's background adds real weight to his comments. He currently serves as Technical Director at the Institution of Fire Engineers, where he helps shape the organisation's technical knowledge and guidance. Before that role, he worked as the IFE's Technical Advisor, leading its work on electric vehicles and emerging technologies, and prior to that, he held the position of Deputy Assistant Commissioner and Head of Fire Safety at London Fire Brigade.

For LifeSafe, Trew's commentary speaks to something bigger than any one product. It reinforces a view gaining traction across the industry, that traditional fire safety approaches, on their own, are not enough to keep up with new materials, new power sources and increasingly complicated incident scenarios. As LifeSafe continues investing in product development and specialist fluid technology, it is positioning itself squarely within a market being shaped by both technical necessity and rising public safety expectations.

More information on LifeSafe Technologies, including its full product range and fire suppression technology platform, is available on the company's consumer and corporate websites.

About LifeSafe Technologies
LifeSafe Technologies is a fire safety technology company focused on developing innovative fire safety products and extinguishing fluids for both consumer and professional use. The company's product portfolio is designed to address a wide range of modern fire risks, including electrical and lithium-ion battery incidents, through practical, forward thinking suppression solutions.