As Owens Corning’s senior engineering leader, Angie Ogino has over 26 years of experience in the mineral wool and fire-stopping industry.
Angie is also responsible for all Owens Corning third-party fire containment testing and provides engineering evaluations and technical support on firestopping for the design community.
Angie is the president of the International Firestop Council, where she is also the task group chair of the IFC’s Perimeter Fire Containment education. Angie is also the president of Fire Safe North America.
Courses
Now You Know: Selecting a Perimeter Fire Containment Listing That Is Most Representative of the Project Conditions
Selecting a Perimeter Fire Containment (PFC) design listing that most closely represents project conditions is the first line of defense for minimizing risk of vertical fire spread. Navigating through hundreds of design listings and choosing the correct system can seem overwhelming. However, understanding how various building materials respond to fire and identifying the design elements needed for successful PFC, designers will be able to confidently select PFC systems that will perform in the event of a fire.
This session was recorded live on September 16, 2025.
Quality Engineering Judgements: A Critical Tool for Successful Perimeter Fire Containment
This course reviews the necessary design components for successful perimeter fire containment. It outlines the perimeter fire containment (PFC) test methodology in accordance with ASTM E2307, defines engineering judgments (EJs), and explains why they are needed and who is qualified to write them. Participants will learn how to identify the differences between a generic EJ and a more comprehensive EJ, focusing on elements required in a thorough engineering judgment. The instructor will utilize real project conditions and walk through the EJ development process.