Supervision Is Never Optional in Central Station Monitoring
When it comes to central station monitoring, the act of no supervision constitutes a serious fire code violation.
Insights February 6
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Should Third-Party Oversight of Alarm Systems Be the Rule?
No one wants someone looking over their shoulders, but independent oversight is a small price to ensure the…
Insights July 20
How Much Authority Do Fire Marshals Really Have?
Alarm dealers assess the amount of authority AHJs assert.
News May 6
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The Online Search Landscape Has Changed. Most Dealers Haven’t Noticed Yet.
Dealers who treat SEO like a one-time project (or ignore it altogether) are vanishing. Here’s what security and AV professionals need to start doing differently to stay visible online.
January 13
Ensure Access Control Systems Are A-OK by AHJ
Failure to comply with requirements issued by authorities having jurisdiction when designing and installing access control systems could…
News January 20
Designing Your Fire Emergency Plan – Reviewing the Plan 101
Learn how to prevent your plan from being a bottleneck in your project.
News January 6Your Part in Providing the Information AHJs Covet Most
Fire chiefs, inspectors and marshals carry the heavy burden of a community’s life safety on their shoulders. Should…
Insights April 30What to Do When an AHJ Targets Your Customer
Sometimes a security company gets caught in the middle when there is a dispute between a client and…
News November 8Fire Side Chat: How to Sell Code-Compliant Fire/Life Safety
An important part of what makes fire/life-safety systems easy to sell is that municipal and county governments, by…
Sponsored August 5NTC Launches Online Training for AHJs
For all authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) industry professionals, the National Training Center (NTC) will now offer AHJ Academy,…
News May 17
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