Special Hazards & Protecting our Environment A Special Hazard Fire Suppression System is designed to detect and extinguish fire where a standard fire suppression system would not suffice. These systems use various compounds to extinguish flames without damaging materials as… Continue Reading
Originally posted on International Fire Protection Blog. The Evolution of Fire Alarm Systems Fire alarm systems have gone through many changes over the years. Moving from the“birdhouse” Gamewell alarm boxes wired straight to the fire department, to wireless fire alarm… Continue Reading
Throughout the past decade, there has been significant growth in life safety innovations. Currently, notable alarm manufacturers such as Notifier and Silent Knight are working to release a new wireless line. By pushing the envelope, these manufacturers are hoping to achieve… Continue Reading
Did you know that there were 365,500 home fires in 2015? According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA.org) 43% of these fires start in the kitchen. Fires are not only dangerous for those within the home, office or industrial… Continue Reading
Picture This A fire sprinkler contractor’s truck pulls into a familiar parking space. The technician is greeted by the maintenance supervisor and together they head over to check out one of the live fire sprinkler systems that requires service. The building… Continue Reading
As a leader in the life safety industry, we must set the precedent of ‘safety’ in a comprehensive, general sense. An overall, clean safety rating is one of the most important attributes when being considered for project selection by customers and… Continue Reading
Oxygen corrosion in fire sprinkler systems is caused by a number of things, but can be reduced and controlled if it’s managed correctly. The introduction of oxygen gas is the primary driver of corrosion related failures in water-based fire sprinkler systems. In order… Continue Reading
Not familiar with careers in fire and life safety? There are opportunities for everyone from the field to the office throughout multiple industries. Continue Reading