Celebrating International Women’s Day
What does it mean to be a women working in the fire & security industry?
Empowering Women in Fire Safety: Diverse Perspectives, Shared Vision
At Brunel, we take immense pride in our diverse team of talented women who are making significant strides in the field of fire safety and security. Their voices, experiences, and expertise not only enrich our workplace culture but also serve as powerful catalysts for change within the industry. As we celebrate the contributions of women in fire safety, we wanted to share insights and perspectives shared by our remarkable team members around what it means to work in the fire & security sector:
Kinga Ferencz, HR/Office Manager:
“As a woman navigating the fire safety industry, I’ve come to appreciate the transformative power of diversity. Our unique perspectives and approaches fuel innovation, drive progress, and foster a more inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. By amplifying the voices of women in fire safety, we challenge stereotypes, break down barriers, and pave the way for greater gender equality in the workplace.”
Josie Williams, Install Administrator:
“The underrepresentation of women in the fire safety sector presents both a challenge and an opportunity. By shining a spotlight on our experiences and achievements, we not only inspire future generations of women to pursue careers in fire safety but also demonstrate the diverse range of roles and opportunities available within the industry. Together, we can dismantle outdated perceptions and create a more inclusive and equitable workforce.”
Francesca Santus, Sales & Install Administrator:
“Beyond the day-to-day tasks, working in fire safety is about making a tangible difference in people’s lives. Whether it’s through ensuring the safety of commercial properties, residential buildings, or public spaces, every action we take contributes to saving lives and protecting communities. As women in the industry, we bring unique perspectives, empathy, and resilience to our roles, driving positive change and making a lasting impact.”
Katherine Lincoln, Service & Install Administrator:
“While the fire safety industry may be traditionally male-dominated, women have always played a vital role in shaping its trajectory. With confidence, determination, and a willingness to embrace challenges, we pave our own paths and redefine what it means to succeed in this dynamic field. My advice to aspiring women in fire safety: embrace your strengths, seize every opportunity for growth, and never underestimate the power of your voice.”
Lucy Reed, Service & Install Administrator:
“As we celebrate International Women’s Day, let’s celebrate the progress we’ve made and recommit ourselves to achieving greater gender diversity and inclusion in fire safety. Together, we can break down barriers, challenge stereotypes, and create a more equitable and empowering workplace for all. Let’s continue to inspire, uplift, and support one another as we strive for excellence and drive positive change in the industry.”
These insightful reflections from our female team members underscore the importance of gender diversity and inclusion in fire safety. Together, we stand united in our commitment to empowering women, driving innovation, and creating a brighter, more inclusive future for all.