Fire Protection
Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions about fire protection services, compliance requirements, and how Safer supports enterprise and multilocation organizations.

Fire Protection Services FAQs

1. What fire protection services does Safer provide?

Safer provides a full range of fire and life safety services including fire alarm inspections, fire sprinkler inspections, fire extinguisher service, emergency lighting inspections, fire alarm monitoring, sprinkler maintenance and repair, fire alarm maintenance and repair, and special hazard systems.
Inspection frequency depends on system type and applicable codes. Fire alarm systems are typically inspected annually under NFPA 72, while sprinkler systems require ongoing visual inspections and periodic testing under NFPA 25. Local requirements may vary.
Yes. Safer specializes in national fire protection programs for organizations operating across multiple locations, providing centralized scheduling, standardized execution, and consistent reporting.
Yes. Safer coordinates emergency response for critical fire alarm and sprinkler impairments, including active leaks, system failures, and monitoring alerts.

Enterprise Solutions FAQs

1. What is a national account fire protection program?

A national account program centralizes fire protection services under a single provider. This approach improves consistency, reduces administrative burden, and provides enterprise level visibility across all locations.
Enterprise Compliance Solutions provide centralized governance for inspections, deficiencies, monitoring, and documentation. These solutions help organizations maintain audit ready compliance across large portfolios.
Yes. Safer offers franchise fire protection programs that balance brand level standards with local execution, helping franchisors maintain consistency while supporting franchisee operations.
The Compliance Dashboard provides centralized visibility into inspection results, deficiencies, monitoring events, and corrective actions across all locations. It supports reporting, audits, and decision making.

Service Process FAQs

1. How does Safer onboard new clients?

Safer begins with a portfolio review to understand locations, systems, and compliance requirements. We then establish standardized service scopes, schedules, and reporting structures tailored to the organization.
All inspection and service results are documented in standardized reports and stored centrally for easy access, audit readiness, and compliance tracking.
Deficiencies are clearly documented, prioritized by risk, and tracked through resolution. Safer coordinates corrective action and provides visibility into status and closeout documentation.
Safer works with local Authorities Having Jurisdiction to align inspection, testing, and repair activities with local enforcement expectations and documentation requirements.

General Fire Safety FAQs

1. Do NFPA codes apply in every state?

NFPA standards are model codes that are adopted by states and local jurisdictions. The enforced edition and requirements may vary by location, so local adoption should always be confirmed.
Staying compliant requires monitoring code updates, maintaining inspection schedules, and documenting all fire protection activities. Centralized compliance programs help reduce risk.
Fire protection compliance is often managed by facilities, safety, risk, or operations teams. Enterprise organizations benefit from centralized oversight and standardized processes.

Still Have Questions?

If you have additional questions about fire protection services or enterprise compliance programs, contact Safer to speak with a fire safety expert.