Fire Sprinklers

Read: Survey: 40% of Principals Say Their School Doesn’t Have Working Fire Sprinklers

Survey: 40% of Principals Say Their School Doesn’t Have Working Fire Sprinklers

One in five superintendents said none of their school buildings have sprinklers, according to another recent EdWeek survey.

Read: Connected Fire Sprinkler Systems Can Minimize Building Shutdowns

Connected Fire Sprinkler Systems Can Minimize Building Shutdowns

A connected solution monitors your fire sprinkler system’s health and helps keep your campus running.

Read: Homemade Rocket Fuel Explosion in BYU Dorm Displaces 22 Students

Homemade Rocket Fuel Explosion in BYU Dorm Displaces 22 Students

“Keep your experiments in the lab and supervised by trained professionals,” BYU campus police told students in a Twitter post after the explosion.

Read: What Campuses Can Learn from the Surfside Condo Collapse

What Campuses Can Learn from the Surfside Condo Collapse

Here are some fire alarm and voice evacuation practices campus life safety professionals can glean from last year’s Miami condo collapse that killed 98 people.

Read: Iraqi Hospital Fire Kills at Least 82, Alleged Negligence the Cause

Iraqi Hospital Fire Kills at Least 82, Alleged Negligence the Cause

Poor security procedures and lack of regulations are being blamed for a deadly fire at Ibn al-Khatib Hospital.

Read: Man Sets Fire Inside Philly Hospital ER

Man Sets Fire Inside Philly Hospital ER

The hospital fire has been declared an arson.

Read: Fire Damages University of Alabama Music Building

Fire Damages University of Alabama Music Building

Fifty firefighters helped contain the blaze, which was declared officially extinguished the following morning.

Read: What Campuses Need to Know About Panic Hardware

What Campuses Need to Know About Panic Hardware

Navigating the codes surrounding the use of panic hardware can be a challenge for healthcare facilities, schools and colleges. Here is when it is required, as well as your available options.

Read: Patient Burned in Michigan Hospital Emergency Center Fire

Patient Burned in Michigan Hospital Emergency Center Fire

Fire investigators say the incident is suspicious.

You Don’t Have to Be an Expert to Maximize Your College’s Passive Fire Protection

Familiarizing yourself with fire codes, conducting well-timed assessments and making the necessary repairs can make an enormous difference in limiting the impact of a fire on your campus.

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