Fire and life safety services for healthcare and medical organizations present specific issues other commercial buildings don’t have to address. These regulations at both the federal and local level must be followed rigorously because patients’ lives might be at risk.
We take these matters very seriously at Total Fire Protection, which is why we offer all the necessary services and products needed for comprehensive fire safety in healthcare facilities both now and in the future:
- Specialized fire suppression and fire extinguisher systems designed for sensitive equipment like MRI machines and IT servers
- Standardized fire safety log books and safety equipment kits
- Fireproofing, including cement and fibrous material systems
- Fire alarms systems and devices that meet regulations
- Evacuation and safety training
Patients and doctors have enough to worry about as it is without the concern of possible fire damage causing difficulties for everyone. That’s precisely why Total Fire Protection is determined to provide reliable, secure fire and life
safety systems for healthcare facilities in New York City (NYC) & the Tri-state area.
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Want a more detailed breakdown of our healthcare-specific services? Explore our Healthcare Fire Safety page for insight into system inspections, suppression, and ongoing compliance support.
A Practical Guide to
Healthcare Fire & Life Safety
This e-book is built for healthcare facility managers, safety officers, and compliance leads who need clarity – not clutter. Inside, you’ll find key considerations, NFPA requirements, and common oversights that impact inspections and day-to-day operations.
Whether you’re managing a single site or an entire network, this quick-read guide offers insights to help streamline compliance, reduce risk, and support safer patient environments
We know all the ins and outs of safety regulations for healthcare and medical buildings, so we can supply you with the right equipment that will keep your facility prepared and protected now and for years down the line, regardless of
changes to fire safety laws or standards.