In a previous Oliver NewsBlog, we delved into the critical importance of the 5-year internal inspection/obstruction investigation. Now, let’s shift our focus to another 5-year requirement outlined in NFPA 25: the hydrostatic test of the fire department connection (FDC) piping.
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Leadership and Teamwork Driving Oliver Fire Protection & Security
Our leadership team is comprised of seasoned professionals across sales, service, and operations, each with distinct responsibilities vital to our success. They are not only accountable for staffing and training their departments but also oversee the holistic view of every project under their jurisdiction. Their expertise in developing strategies not only ensures that we meet but exceed all departmental goals, driving our company towards unparalleled excellence.
The Importance of 5th year Sprinkler Inspections
According to NFPA 25 14.2.1.1, a thorough assessment of the internal piping condition should occur every five years or as outlined in 14.2.1.2. This assessment aims to detect foreign organic or inorganic materials that could compromise the system’s functionality.
Smoke Detectors: Making the Right Choice
Smoke detectors are a key piece of technology in both commercial fire prevention and safety systems as well as residential.
A Tale of Two Sprinkler Heads: Quick Response vs. Standard Response
In 1996, NFPA 13 began to require quick response fire sprinkler heads as opposed to standard response in many newly systems. But what is the difference?
Deluge Fire Suppression Systems
Deluge systems are typically utilized in high hazard environments such as power plants, chemical plants and aircraft hangars. Such high hazard environments typically have low flash point flammable and/or combustible liquids present, and a fire can spread rapidly.
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