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Paul Wright appointed quality and learning advisor at BAFSA
13 April 2026
THE BRITISH Automatic Fire Sprinkler Association (BAFSA) has announced the appointment of Paul Wright in the role of quality and learning advisor/assessor. Wright is an expert in fire sprinkler systems having gained over 20 years’ worth of experience in the sector and has acquired a strong reputation for delivering first-class customer service and training while showing drive, energy and enthusiasm.

As a representative for IPS, itself a BAFSA member, Wright has been a member of three BAFSA Committees (Technical, Skills and Development and Continuing Professional Development) and lists involvement in the development of the ABBE L2 Certificate in Fire Sprinkler Installation on his CV.
Ruth Oliver, skills and development adviser and head of training at BAFSA, commented: “Paul’s skills, knowledge and experience will support the aspirations of BAFSA as it moves forward, including the growth of new qualifications. Regulated qualifications are part of the requirements to demonstrate knowledge within the fire sprinkler sector. Paul’s support in this area in terms of assessing L2 candidates and working with all those undertaking qualifications by providing support through their training programme will be extremely valuable. He’s a welcome addition to the BAFSA team.”
Commenting on his new role, Wright noted: “I’m delighted to be given the opportunity to work alongside BAFSA. I’ve known the organisation for a long time and understand its commitment to excellence. I’m now looking forward to contributing my skills, learning from others and growing together as we achieve great things.”
Paul Wright can be contacted via e-mail at: [email protected]
*Further information is available online at www.bafsa.org.uk
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