The building was handed over eighteen months ago. Someone from the insurer now wants to see the passive fire protection records. You go looking. There’s a folder with a few product data sheets in it and a photograph of a
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Most fire safety violations aren’t dramatic. Nobody removed a sprinkler head or blocked a fire exit with a forklift. They’re small, quiet things. A cable pulled through a wall last March and never sealed. A fire door propped open because
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A contractor quotes you for “fire protection.” The scope says fireproofing. You assume that covers the whole building, sign it, and move on. Six months later the inspector asks about the penetrations in your riser walls. Nobody priced them. Nobody
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