Delivering Measurable Results Through Expert Consulting
We coordinate fire and life safety compliance and arrange for qualified licensed contractors to perform all required inspections and repairs.
Professional Assessment of Life Safety Reports
Provides a comprehensive evaluation of a facility’s fire and life safety systems, identifying potential deficiencies, compliance concerns, and areas of risk that could affect the safety of occupants and the protection of the property.
Our assessments go beyond simply identifying what is wrong. We review the overall condition and functionality of life safety systems, evaluate available documentation and inspection records, and identify issues that may require correction, further investigation, or ongoing monitoring.
Coordination of Repairs & Deficiencies
Identifying a life safety deficiency is only the first step. Coordinating the corrective process is critical to ensuring that deficiencies are properly addressed, documented, and brought to completion.
Our Coordination of Repairs & Deficiencies service provides property owners and facility managers with professional oversight of life safety corrective work. We help coordinate the process between the owner, general contractors, qualified fire alarm and fire sprinkler contractors, and other necessary service providers.
From developing a clear scope of work and obtaining proposals to coordinating repairs and verifying completion, we help keep the process organized, accountable, and focused on the identified life safety requirements.
Life Safety Construction Oversight
Construction and tenant improvement projects can create significant changes to a building’s fire and life safety systems. Proper coordination is essential to ensure that these alterations are addressed correctly, documented appropriately, and completed in accordance with applicable requirements.
Our Life Safety Construction Oversight service provides professional coordination and oversight throughout the construction process. We work with property owners, facility managers, general contractors, architects, engineers, and qualified fire alarm and fire sprinkler contractors to help ensure that life safety requirements are identified and addressed as the project progresses.