Fire Safety
Fire Safety
Fire safety inspections are an important part of creating a safe workplace. Annual inspections by the fire department and/or city inspectors are performed to assess and mitigate potential fire and life safety hazards in buildings. Most fire departments provide you with a written report of any corrections that are necessary including a date in which you must comply to maintain your certification of occupancy and avoid penalty or closure of the space.
Being prepared for the unexpected and making sure you are staying compliant for these inspections will establish a positive working relationship with the fire inspector. Surprise visits do occur and being proactive is critical.
Let us perform 10 point inspection for things such as:
- Fire extinguishers are up to date and tagged properly
- Egress is clear, accessible and well lit
- Storage and housekeeping are in check
- Electrical wiring and power cords
- Smoke and carbon detectors
- Sprinklers are clear, clean and tested
- Exit signs and emergency lights are tested and tagged
- Back flow has been tested and tagged
- Door and door closures are operational
- Water heater and HVAC are inspected
Our 10-point inspection helps you follow all city and state guidelines and NFPA standards. The frequent and regularly scheduled inspections may increase insurance coverage and eligibility, helping to keep equipment ready, and promote safety. Fire safety should not be left to chance. Stay proactive, stay safe, and stay code compliant.
