Tag: Fire Safety

AquaMist is designed to safeguard locations with a water mist fire suppression system.

With Fire Prevention Week running October 8-14, this article focuses on prevention measures related to commercial kitchen safety.

The Advanced Axis AX UL 864-listed fire system is now compatible with Keltron Corporation’s life safety event management systems.

The August 2017 issue features a focus on security, including cyber attacks, video surveillance, and strategic approaches. Plus, indoor air quality, fire safety, restrooms, pest control, energy efficiency, and more.

PURGEnVENT air venting valves are designed to remove excess air from sprinkler pipes to meet and/or exceed the venting requirements established in NFPA 13 (2016).

ZHD is a low fire hazard and diesel resistant cable identification product.

This line of semi-rigid, stone wool insulation is designed to address the threat of commercial fire.

A free training course on extinguishing fires in the workplace is being offered by UL Workplace Health & Safety as part of its comprehensive online eLearning library.

Code compliance, working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and escape plans are keys to saving lives.

The i4 Series System Sensor combination carbon monoxide (CO)/smoke detectors is being recalled due to carbon monoxide hazard.

Multi-phase improvements at a senior living facility in Ottawa, IL call for a conscious focus on occupant safety.

Consumers with these models should immediately contact Siemens to schedule a free inspection and replacement of the recalled audible base.

Officials explain how code compliance, working smoke, and carbon monoxide alarms are key to saving lives.

As part of a campus-wide risk management initiative, the University of Iowa focuses on fire systems.

Columnist Kevin Folsom helps get to the bottom of basic fire code requirements, if any, for buildings that are vacant.

Inadequate building design contributed to the deaths of 92 children and three nuns at Our Lady of Angels.

Research suggests alternative courses of action, including the possible development of a more accurate test, the use of different flame retardant chemicals, and a range of options for mitigating the impact of the flame retardants currently used.

A new complex on a community college campus in Menifee, CA was built to last. From the July 2013 issue.

New SFPE Survey finds Americans feel safer at home than in a commercial or public building.

Remote monitoring and automation capabilities ease maintenance. From the March 2013 issue of Today's Facility Manager.