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ICC Perspective: New Resource on Combustible Exterior Wall ‘Cladding’ Systems

ICC Perspective: New Resource on Combustible Exterior Wall ‘Cladding’ Systems

October 31, 2017

At this time, no deficiencies have been identified in the IBC regarding cladding, and fire experts agree that the ICC model code and process ensures a reasonable level of safety. 


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2017 Nov PE Samuel Dannaway 1
FPE Corner

Honolulu’s Proposed High-Rise Retrofit Ordinance

Recommendations to mandate sprinklering for high-risk buildings provide choice in compliance for owners and put firefighter safety at forefront.
October 25, 2017
Samuel S. Dannaway
In the aftermath of the Marco Polo Fire, Honolulu must redefine fire safety. The Residential Fire Safety Advisory Committee provides recommendations.
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Cause of Deadly Marco Polo Fire ‘Undetermined’

Cause of Deadly Marco Polo Fire ‘Undetermined’

October 18, 2017
Steve Smith

Honolulu fire investigators know where the high-rise fire started and how it spread, but not what caused it.


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Core & Main Fills Leadership Positions

October 17, 2017
Two experienced professionals will step into different roles with the distributor.
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2017 Oct PHC Anvil

From Pipe to People

Anvil continues legacy of making strong connections.
October 11, 2017
Dean Taylor gives us scoop on Anvil’s latest acquisitions and transitions.
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NFPA Launches Policy Institute

September 21, 2017

Institute to help policymakers keep their communities safe by providing recommended practices, proposed solutions and other guidance to support and sustain strong fire prevention and protection systems.


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2017 Oct PE Samuel Dannaway
FPE Corner

The Marco Polo Fire – Current Aftermath

Honolulu continues to sort through rubble and legality of sprinklers in high-rises.
September 21, 2017
Samuel S. Dannaway
One of the most important things to take away from the Marco Polo Fire: Buildings that opt out of sprinklers should still be required to comply with other safety measures of Bill 69.
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HD Supply Changes Name to Core & Main

HD Supply Waterworks Changes Name to Core & Main

August 31, 2017

The company, previously a division of HD Supply, became a freestanding enterprise following its acquisition by Clayton, Dubilier & Rice in August.


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 September 2017 Column Samuel Dannaway
FPE Corner

The Marco Polo Fire

What we know about the building and one of the largest fires in history.
August 24, 2017
Samuel S. Dannaway
Last month Honolulu experienced its largest, single-building fire in history. Here's a breakdown of how it happened.
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Commercial Fire Sprinkler

Oregon Building Code Officials Plan to Fine Portland Over Sprinkler Rule

August 14, 2017

The state's Building Codes Division wants to levy fine of $20,000, saying says cities can't enact rules that have different requirements than the state building code.


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