VETTING THE VERIFICATION

We have put together an informative presentation on vetting (authenticating) the Verification Report (based on the Canadian Standard CAN/ULC-S537-04) for new fire alarm installations and upgrades.  It's specifically geared to assist local municipal building inspectors and fire departments to identify inconsistencies in a number of Verification Reports we've seen and to promote standardizing on a reporting format that complies with CAN/ULC-S537-04.

On March 3, 2009, Nick LeForte and the inspections staff at the City of Surrey's Electrical Inspections Branch provided the venue for the first of what we hope will be many such sessions.  Our goal here is to spark an ongoing dialogue to help improve the quality of fire alarm installations and inspection practices in the various jurisdictions we all work in.  To arrange for a presentation session in the Lower Mainland, please contact us!  To receive a comprehensive presentation package (outside of the Lower Mainland, British Columbia), please call or contact us.

 

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April, 2009

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