Scott Golly

Scott Golly is a Vice President and Service Line Leader in Special Hazards for Jensen Hughes and works as a subject matter expert, mentor, instructor, project manager, and industry advocate. Mr. Golly has experience in designing fire alarm and emergency communication systems, water-based fire suppression, gaseous suppression systems, conducting performance-based assessments, and preparing code and life safety evaluations for new and existing buildings. He oversees fire protection system installations, system failure investigations, and is serving as a technical expert for legal cases. Scott is a registered Fire Protection Engineer and currently participates on the NFPA 72 Technical Committee for Chapter 17, Initiating Devices (SIG-IDS). He has manufacturer-specific fire alarm system training and knowledge for numerous brands of fire alarm systems. Mr. Golly has been, and continues to be, an active volunteer Fire Fighter for over 30 years with experience in Baltimore and Harford counties in Maryland. Publications: “Many Factors Can Trigger Changes to Fire/Life Safety Systems,” Building Operating Management, September 2015 “Keeping Up with Codes,” Building Operating Management, February 2013 “Fire Alarms: How Facility Expansions Affect Fire Alarm Systems,” Building Operating Management, February 2013 “Fire Alarms: Five Ways Facility Managers Can Gain from Today’s Technology,” Building Operation Management, May 2012 “Fire Alarm Control Units – Changing Technology,” International Fire Protection (22), May 2005 Patent: Burky, T., Butz, D., Alexander, G., Butz, J., and Golly, S., ""Blast Effect Suppression System (a.k.a. The HydroSuppressor),” U.S. Patent Number 6,119,574, September 19, 2000.