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Discover how joining ASPE helps estimators grow, connect, and gain the skills, recognition, and resources needed to advance their careers.

From Skills to Success: Why Joining ASPE Matters

Estimating plays a vital role in every successful construction project. But staying sharp, connected, and recognized in this demanding field requires more than just experience; it requires a community dedicated to your growth. The American Society of Professional Estimators (ASPE) provides the resources, recognition, and community professionals need to thrive. What is ASPE? Founded in […]

Fire Protection professional shares tips for safe purchasing, charging, and recycling of lithium-ion batteries this Fire Prevention Week 2025.

Charge Into Fire Safety: A Fire Protection Professional’s Take on Lithium-Ion Battery Safety

Every October, the fire service unites around a single theme for Fire Prevention Week, bringing education, awareness, and action to millions of families across North America. This year, from October 5–11, 2025, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has chosen one of the most urgent and timely safety topics of our era: lithium-ion batteries. The […]

Protect dry pipe sprinkler systems from MIC by flushing regularly, removing sediment, and maintaining pipe integrity for reliable fire protection.

Flushing Out Trouble: Combating MIC in Dry Pipe Sprinkler Systems

Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) poses as a threat to fire protection systems, particularly dry pipe sprinkler systems. If left untreated, MIC can compromise pipe integrity, reduce system reliability, and lead to premature failure, often without obvious warning signs. Flushing dry systems is essential when MIC is present, helping preserve the integrity and reliability of your […]

Understanding NFPA Standards for Fire Safety in Educational Settings

Understanding NFPA Standards for Fire Safety in Educational Settings

Ensuring fire safety in educational settings is crucial, given the unique hazards and challenges these environments face. Noteworthy fire disasters, like the Chicago Our Lady of Angels Fire and the New London School explosion in Texas, have shaped fire safety requirements. NFPA Standards play a key role in preventing such tragedies and ensuring the safety of students and staff.