The Summer Surge Challenge Summer brings more than just high temperatures for fire and life safety inspection businesses. It brings a significant uptick in inspection demands that can stretch your team's resources and capabilities to their limits. With building...
In today's fast-paced fire protection industry, time is money. Whether you're managing large commercial inspections or training new technicians, efficiency can make the difference between profit and loss. That's why we're excited to announce significant enhancements...
The fire protection industry is at a pivotal moment. Companies are facing increased demand for efficiency, compliance, and customer experience, yet the tools available haven’t always kept pace. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce a new partnership between Inspect...
A fire safety inspection evaluates a structure’s fire protection systems and procedures. The goal is to identify potential hazards, ensure compliance with fire safety codes, maintain the functionality and operations of detection and suppression systems, and ultimately protect lives and property.
The more your employees can tackle each visit, the safer and more compliant your customers are. Isn’t that better for everyone: the customer, the AHJ, and you as the service provider?
You own your inspection questions. Ensure compliance, protect your company from liability, and improve inspector efficiency by customizing and managing your inspection questions yourself.
As more AHJs adopt the 2022 edition of NFPA 72, and with more changes around the corner, knowing what’s new and how it will impact your inspections is essential.
Recent updates to the Inspect Point platform allow users to do more from the field more efficiently—and simplify back-office operations in the process.
Audit trails for deficiencies your business identifies in the course of regular inspections are critical. Not only is it essential for follow-through to protect your customers’ lives and property, but it’s also a matter of protecting your business.
A system-based inspection software supports more complex fire protection operations through clearly cataloged buildings, systems, and individual devices.
Take proactive steps to ensure your customers meet their regulatory and fire code requirements, create a safer environment for everyone, and protect your employees from burnout.
As AHJs begin to adopt the 2023 edition of NFPA 25, knowing what’s new and how it will change the way you inspect your customers’ buildings is essential.