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Browse and search all articles ↗Toronto businesses: keep extinguisher maintenance, other equipment inspections and fire safety planning connected. Start with your installed systems, current service records and the people responsible for each task. This guide helps you…
Read article ↗A fire protection report is useful when its findings lead to completed work. Toronto owners and property managers need a clear way to assess deficiencies, arrange repairs and retain evidence that the…
Read article ↗Workplace fire safety works best when everyday tasks have clear owners. A written plan, maintained equipment and staff who know what to do should support each other throughout the year. Start with…
Read article ↗A restaurant's suppression system needs to suit its current appliances and cooking arrangement. A new fryer, moved range or changed hood can make a review necessary even when the last service visit…
Read article ↗A fire alarm inspection should help a building owner understand what was tested, which equipment needs attention and what remains to be completed. Preparing access and records before the visit makes the…
Read article ↗A fire equipment inspection program should cover the systems actually installed in your building. Start with an equipment register, then assign the required checks, professional service and follow-up to named people. Know…
Read article ↗Portable fire extinguishers need regular attention between service visits. For Ontario workplaces and common areas, distinguish the routine visual inspection from annual maintenance and the additional work due for the particular extinguisher…
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