Steel Mountain Fire & Safety Blog

Pass Your Next Fire Extinguisher Inspection: A 12-Point Compliance Checklist for Businesses

Pass Your Next Fire Extinguisher Inspection: A 12-Point Compliance Checklist for Businesses

Rick Greene

Ensure fire extinguisher compliance by following NFPA 10 and OSHA 1910.157 standards: monthly checks, annual professional inspections, proper placement, Class K in kitchens, and periodic hydrostatic testing.

Commercial Kitchen Fire Safety: Common Risks and Proven Prevention Tips

Commercial Kitchen Fire Safety: Common Risks and Proven Prevention Tips

Rick Greene

Commercial kitchens face major fire risks from grease buildup, faulty equipment, and inadequate suppression systems. Regular cleaning, inspections, NFPA 96 compliance, and staff training by Steel Mountain Fire & Safety ensure safety and prevent costly fires.

Fire Extinguisher Compliance for Businesses: 9 Common Gaps That Put Safety at Risk—and How to Fix Them

Fire Extinguisher Compliance for Businesses: 9 Common Gaps That Put Safety at Risk—and How to Fix Them

Rick Greene

Businesses risk fire hazards from gaps in extinguisher compliance like inadequate inspections, poor placement, and expired equipment. Regular checks, proper placement, training, and expert services ensure safety and code adherence.

Understanding Fire Extinguisher Maintenance: A Crucial Step in Preventing Workplace Disasters

Understanding Fire Extinguisher Maintenance: A Crucial Step in Preventing Workplace Disasters

Rick Greene

Regular fire extinguisher maintenance per NFPA 10 and OSHA 1910 is vital for workplace safety and compliance. Monthly checks, annual inspections, recharging, and periodic testing ensure readiness and prevent failures. Professional services enhance safety, especially in commercial kitchens, by addressing unique fire risks and regulatory requirements.