Extinguish Facility Fire Hazards
Facility Management
Kitchens are one of the top facility areas at risk of fires, along with electrical rooms and laundry areas.
ArticleKitchens are one of the top facility areas at risk of fires, along with electrical rooms and laundry areas.
ArticleBoth active fire protection systems, which detect and respond to flames, and passive systems, which protect buildings against damage, are essential for a complete fire safety strategy.
ArticlePassive fire protection can include anything from installing fire-resistant walls and building design to applying intumescent and cementitious coatings to existing infrastructure.
ArticlePay attention to your facility's temperature, storage threshold, and other factors when you are storing flammable liquids such as cleaning fluids, hand sanitizer, and floor care chemicals.
ArticleScheduling preventative maintenance will save operating costs and increase your building systems' reliability. Here are some preventative maintenance practices to put on your checklist.
ArticleProper storage is key to avoiding leaks and penalties while remaining compliant with the law.
ArticleA new monthly section brought to you by IICRC and its team of experts. This inaugural article discusses how hidden flame retardants may damage facility furniture.
ArticleMost dryer fires are caused by lint buildup. Practice vent maintenance to keep your dryer’s vent system free of blockages and prevent overheating.