Fire safety is essential in commercial structures. This reminder is especially true with stadiums. From sports venues to entertainment complexes, you want to protect the individuals within your facility in […]
In 2004, Local Law 26 (LL26) established many fire safety requirements for office buildings above certain height thresholds. Some of these requirements focused on upgrades for safety signage and backup […]
OSHA-compliant first aid kits are vital for avoiding fines at your business and keeping your employees safe, but how do you become compliant? Below we’ll discuss what OSHA is, what […]
As quarantine comes to a close and more and more employees and patrons return to the workplace, business owners need to review their first aid kits and ensure they are […]
Fire alarm inspections are crucial for maintaining the safety of your property, your employees, and any equipment or records kept inside your building. A professional inspection should be carried out […]
Fire-stopping is a crucial part of any integrated fire protection system. When installed correctly, it can help contain fire and smoke, helping to minimize property damage and keep your employees […]
According to the U.S. Fire Administration, commercial kitchen fires cause over $100 million in damage every year. Kitchen fires are extremely dangerous and can lead to personal injury, loss of […]
All businesses need to have proper fire safety measures in place to keep their buildings and employees safe. Although many business owners understand that fire extinguishers and suppression systems are […]
Having your building’s fire alarms inspected is one of the best ways to ensure your system is up to code and functioning as intended. A working system will protect you […]
Most building owners know that colder weather means an increased risk of frozen plumbing, but they may not be aware that it can also lead to frozen fire sprinkler systems. […]
As we ring in the New Year, it’s an excellent time to review your building’s fire safety measures and ensure you, your employees, and your property all remain as safe […]
With winter weather upon us, many homeowners are spending more time in their homes to avoid the cold. December and January are the most common months for house fires, which […]
