Property managers, field service technicians, and fire door safety inspectors who work for large companies have different struggles than their self-employed counterparts. While there are
Happy Halloween! Witches, ghosts, werewolves, and zombies are all terrifying, but we have some even bigger scares right here in the real world — and
Nothing against the 1980s or clipboards (okay, maybe a little against clipboards) but the times, they are a changin’. And if you’re not changing with
Have you heard about our new Fire Door Safety Inspection App yet? If not, no worries – we’re breaking down all you need to know
You may inspect fire doors as part of your job, but if you’re like most who do the same, you’re likely not just a fire
The best kind of barn fire is one that is prevented — but sadly that isn’t always happening. In Ontario, farms are exempt from mandatory
Over the past months, we have had the pleasure of working with a number of inspectors countrywide who were testing or actually working with the
When swinging fire doors aren’t part of your regular inspection process, they can be challenging to inspect. Swinging fire doors tend to take more wear
Routine fire door safety inspections have become regulated and commonplace in North America, especially if you oversee property or facilities management. When a fire door
Fire door safety inspectors often have a lot to bring with them to the job. You might require: A clipboard and pen. Standardized forms. A
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