When winter hits, job sites turn into a battleground between productivity and the harsh reality of cold weather. Staying safe isn’t just about bundling up—it’s about understanding the risks and taking steps to protect yourself and your crew. Cold Weather Comes with Risks Construction workers face several hazards during winter, including exposure to low temperatures, […]
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The Importance of Fire Pump Churns: Ensuring Safety and Reliability
When it comes to fire safety, every component of a suppression system plays a role in protecting both property and lives. Among these, fire pump churns may not be the most discussed, but they’re vital to maintaining system reliability. Here’s why fire pump churns deserve attention. What Is a Fire Pump Churn? A fire pump […]
Mitigating Hand Injuries in the Construction Industry
Hand injuries are among the most common and serious types of workplace injuries, posing significant risks across various industries, especially in manufacturing and construction.
Managing Low Point Drains in Dry Systems
As temperatures begin to drop and the seasons change, proper maintenance of low point drains on dry sprinkler systems becomes critical for ensuring the safety and reliability of fire protection systems in cold environments. Dry sprinkler systems, commonly used in areas subject to freezing temperatures, are designed to keep water out of the pipes until […]
Fire Prevention Week: A Little History
Article by Dale Grant Fire Prevention Week is observed annually during the week of October 9th to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. This devastating event, which began on October 8th, resulted in the deaths of over 250 people, left 100,000 homeless, and destroyed more than 17,000 structures. While many have heard the story […]
Dry Sprinkler Systems and Sprinkler Heads
Article by Joe Mackley – Senior Account Manager Unlike a wet sprinkler system, which is filled with water, a dry sprinkler system is filled with pressurized air, supported by an air compressor. When heat opens a sprinkler head, the loss of air pressure in the piping causes a special dry valve to open, or “trip.” […]
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