There are many fire safety laws and regulations building owners must follow in order to keep their property in compliance. These fire safety regulations are enacted to protect property and […]
There are many steps business owners can take to ensure their company is ready in the case of an emergency. From fire extinguishers to fire alarms, you want to have […]
To avoid violations and possible fines, you need to keep your emergency exit signs in compliance. But, with so many federal, state, and local requirements, how do you keep track? […]
As a business owner, you’re held to a high standard regarding regulations and proper procedures. Fire safety is one of the most closely regulated areas at your place of business […]
As the weather continues to get colder and the threat of COVID-19 continues to keep your customers outside in a socially distanced space, it’s crucial that you provide them a […]
It’s that time of year when the chill in the air makes it nearly impossible to be comfortable outside. But with COVID-19 still a risk, food service businesses need to […]
Healthcare facilities promote better physical, mental, and emotional health for the people who walk through their doors. Part of that effort is ensuring the safety and security of the healthcare […]
High-rises are defined as buildings 75 feet or more in height measured from the lowest level fire department vehicles can access, to the floor of the highest story accessible to […]
In 2004, New York City passed Local Law 26, which requires all residential buildings at least 40-feet tall to have commercial fire sprinkler systems installed within 15 years. The law […]
Hospitals and long-term healthcare facilities must comply with the firestopping requirements set forth in the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code. To help hospitals and long-term care facilities comply with the […]
Code requirements in New York City governing emergency exit signs and lighting are among the most stringent in the nation. The majority of US cities set rules for exit signs […]
In 2018, the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) reported 27,053 structural fires which included residential high-rise buildings in New York City. Following the numerous fires that devastated residential buildings, […]
