Key Points: If your business needs to dispatch security personnel, consider hiring a company that dispatches dual-trained fire watch security guards. Dual training elevates safety and response, but not all guards are dual-trained. Below we explore how this skillset aligns
If you’re building or remodeling a commercial business or residential property in Colorado, one of your many obligations is ensuring compliance with local fire code. At minimum, you must install a fire extinguisher and compliant smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
When the need for fire watch arises, many businesses delegate the task to their maintenance team. Or they skip assigning monitoring if their fire suppression system will only be down for a few hours. Although we understand the need for
If a third-party contractor alerts you to repairs or upgrades that require hot work, you’ll need to secure certified fire protection services. If possible, contractors will conduct work that poses a fire risk at an off-site location. Or on your
According to FEMA, there are over 16,500 fires in non-industrial businesses per year, and over 37,000 industrial and manufacturing fires per year. Taking a proactive approach to fire prevention is essential to protecting your employees, business, building, and the surrounding
If you have an upcoming event, you may be required to hire either or both fire watch personnel and security guards. You aren’t alone if you aren’t sure of the difference between these two titles. While they work together as
One thing property managers across every industry have in common is the need to meet or exceed relevant fire codes and regulations. Your fire safety, prevention, and action plan aren’t mere matters of compliance. Even a small fire can lead
When water supply is compromised, the risk of fire increases, making a certified fire watcher essential. These professionals ensure compliance with the Denver fire code and manage emergencies, regardless of whether your building has sprinklers. Learn about their duties, the
Hotels must create a safe environment for their guests and employees. This includes complying with local fire codes and nationwide OSHA laws. From posting emergency exits and evacuation routes to strategically placed fire extinguishers, and a compliant sprinkler and alarm