With so much concern over COVID-19 in the past year, people are taking extra safety precautions to help prevent the continued spread of the virus. But as this relatively “new” danger is at the forefront of our minds, it is easy to forget about reducing the risk of other potential dangers such as fire safety.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, staying safe is now more important than ever. But while social distancing and wearing masks may help to reduce the spread of germs, they can’t ensure protection against other dangers like fire and theft.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we live and work – and rather than the precautions being just “temporary,” it’s beginning to look like we’ll have to get used to our new normal for the long term.
In a world that is full of potential dangers – both seen and unseen – it is more important than ever to reduce as much risk as possible. One of the biggest risks that an employer or multi-unit housing owner can face is fire.
Fire sprinkler pros and cons may seem trite; sure fire sprinklers improve building safety, but here's the lesser-known advantages, disadvantages and myths.
Integrating your facility's life safety systems and security systems has numerous safety and security advantages, including financial benefits.
The Center for Campus Fire Safety report 132 fire fatalities since 2000, so they teamed up with NFPA for nationwide college campus fire safety efforts.
80% of deaths by fire are due to house fires, but some simple projects can drastically affect your home's susceptibility to fire.
