Keep calm. Go to the nearest pull station and sound the alarm. This is the mandatory and immediate action to take when a fire starts. If the fire is large, evacuate the area immediately. Call the Security or Emergency Services (911) and give the...
As a new generation of connected fire and smoke detectors hits the market, it’s important to know that not every detector billed as “smart” delivers the maximum safety for your home and family. A detector that is part of a fully integrated Smart Home is always...
To ensure reliability an agreement should be made with manufacturers, suppliers or other competent contractors for regular servicing. The name and telephone number of the servicing organisation should be prominently displayed by the indicating equipment. It is the responsibility of the occupier of the premises to...
While K-12 schools and college campuses generate the majority of crisis scenarios and media coverage, houses of worship represent a departure as highlighted by this emergency operations planning guide from FEMA. Typically devoid of the same security measures deployed in school campus settings, houses of worship...