When it comes to protecting the lives of your staff, your property, and your business, your fire alarm system is one of the most important safety tools in the building! But simply installing a fire alarm system isn’t going to cut it. Without regular maintenance, even the most advanced system
When it comes to protecting lives and property, there’s no room for guesswork. That’s why NFPA fire alarm codes & standards exist, to make sure systems are designed, installed, and maintained correctly across the board. Whether you’re a business owner, facility manager, or put in charge of the fire alarm
Every business owner or property manager out there should know by now that fire safety isn’t optional. It’s essential. It’s true that in Arizona, you have to follow a ton of fire codes in order to pass inspections, but that’s not the important part. Following those codes helps you protect
As a homeowner in Tucson, Arizona, fire safety might not always be something on your mind… until that annoying chirp from your smoke detector wakes you up at 2am because of a low battery… If you’ve ever been woken up by that before, you know exactly what I’m talking about!
As a business owner, you know how important it is to protect your assets and minimize expenses. One critical yet often overlooked aspect of risk management is fire alarm maintenance, which helps you keep occupants safe, comply with safety regulations, lower the risk of fire-related damage and save you on
Whether you’re a small private academy, charter school or large public university, a fire can cause extensive damage — and lead to death. As an educational institution, you are responsible for more than just academics. You are also responsible for the health and safety of all your students and staff.
Did you know that more than 100,000 fires occurred in nonresidential buildings in 2021? The ability to detect and address different signs of a fire can save lives and property — but your fire alarm system can only keep your building and its occupants safe when it works. By conducting routine fire
Despite advanced technology, false alarms do happen occasionally. This can be a result of faulty equipment, dead batteries, improper installation, user error, or any number of other issues. There can be fines of up to $200 associated with repeated false alarms, but proper system use and maintenance can help you
When you think about annual fire inspections, it might simply be something you view as an annual requirement by the local fire marshal. However, annual fire inspections serve an important function for your business that goes beyond checking another item off of your to-do list. Although it might not be
It’s the time of the year again. We love to have holiday lights, candles burning bright and the warm glow around the house. It’s that special time of the year when our homes are bursting with the holiday spirit. What’s not so lovely is when Christmas glee is turned into
