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Home » Johnson Controls Releases Facility Checklist For Fire Prevention Month

Johnson Controls Releases Facility Checklist For Fire Prevention Month

October 4, 2018
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To commemorate Fire Prevention Month in October, Johnson Controls has released best practices for facilities to mitigate the risk of fire hazards. Integrated fire and life-safety solutions, along with a tested emergency preparedness plan, can improve occupant safety, maximize the efficiency of building systems and emergency communication, and mitigate vulnerabilities throughout a facility. No building is immune to fire, but there are proactive steps that facilities can take to reduce the risk of a potential emergency and minimize damages.

Below are tips to help facilities bolster fire and life-safety efforts.

A Checklist For Protecting A Facility

  • Train employees on emergency preparedness procedures and plans
  • Install technologies that can exchange information and detect potential problems earlier
  • Identify common fire hazards and how to prevent them
  • Incorporate systems that work with facilities' unique needs, including advanced fire detection and suppression systems
  • Regularly test fire, life safety and security systems to ensure they are working properly and comply with local laws and safety codes 

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