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ICEL Council Welcomes New Chair

Alan Daniels of P4 Limited has been elected as Chair of the Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting (ICEL), a division of the Lighting Industry Association.

ICEL specialises in providing support to the market for Emergency Lighting requirements – strengthening the industry and promoting the benefits of quality lighting, whilst protecting the interests of the public and Lighting Industry Association (LIA) ICEL members.

Alan has been part of the emergency lighting industry for over 40 years, during his career he has been involved in the development of standards for emergency lighting in the UK and Europe. Along with the training of recruits to the industry and when he joined P4 in 2006, resumed serving as an ICEL Council member.

On the commencement of his tenure Chair, he said: “ICEL’s ethos should continue to be to promote best practices in the development, manufacture, distribution and use of emergency lighting products and systems.”

The ICEL Council meet four times a year and consists of fifteen members who reside for a term of four years. After this period, a selection of Council members automatically retires, providing an opportunity for other ICEL members to stand for election.

The Council has also appointed the following additional members For 2022:

  • Matthew Jones, Advanced Electronics Ltd
  • Graham Dean, Emergency Lighting Products Limited
  • Ian Hill, Hochiki Europe (UK) Ltd; and
  • Craig Meakin, Philip Payne Ltd

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FMIndustry.com covers the latest news, trends and opinion from the facilities management (FM) and corporate real estate (CRE) sectors. The FM market is currently estimated to be worth USD 1 trillion annually and is projected to grow at a compounded annualised rate of approximately 5% between now and 2026.
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