Kinsey Greer oversees fire protection and life safety work for complex aviation and industrial fuel facilities at the Burns & McDonnell engineering and construction firm in Bloomington. In her role as a senior fire protection engineer and section manager, she has spent the past year helping owners and regulators navigate the rapidly shifting landscape around PFAS and fire suppression. As industry regulations evolve, Greer has helped lead the way in converting legacy foam systems to compliant alternatives, says Jeff Dew, a Burns & McDonnell department manager overseeing fire protection. Greer recently supported one of the fueling industry’s first successful foam suppression system conversions, “a milestone that has informed subsequent conversion efforts across the aviation sector,” Dew says.