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Kitchen Fire Safety is taking a giant step forward.
The above statement was made by Phil Ackland one week ago
Mr. Ackland,
I agree that the permit system that would require further inspection after the maintenance work is completed on suppression, sprinkler and exhaust hood systems is a great idea. However, this still forces local fire officials to go back and conduct and additional inspection. Add this to an already overwhelming workload and you are back to fire officials not having the time needed to get everything done. I contacted you earlier this year about the SIREN System.
This program would collect this information and make it available for fire officials to review before and after photos, inspection reports etc. I think that with this system fire officials could prioritize who they need to visit and when. For instance, a location that passed all tests would take a back seat to one that was reported by a fire protection company to have safety issues or in some cases has gone past due.
SIREN establishes a timeline for service and sends an email should the location go past due. Just wanted your thoughts on how you thought SIREN could help in this endeavor. I haven't heard back from you and was very interested in this latest information.
Thanks,
A few thought of my own:
An AHJ can review one to one hundred buildings from his or her office without leaving it. The AHJ will know before leaving the office witch building are in violation before they leave for the day, this brings the inspections to the AHJ.
SIREN can track fire extinguishers, sprinkler, fixed fire systems and hood cleaning inspections.
Even if this program can not be used by you why not let the AHJ”S you come in contact with know about his program and let them make the decisions for themselves if this can help them with their
everyday inspections.
One more thing to think about on permits: Permits are good for the restaruants that maintain the hood systems, what about the owners that refuse to have the hood systems cleaned on time evertime. Permits only track the good business and the good hood cleaners. Siren systems set time lines for every business, if a business refuses services the AHJ would be notified threw email.
With the Siren System there are no loop holes.
Mr.Ackland with you name your help and our program we can make the future happen
www.sirensystem.com
865-453-9915
Kitchen Fire Safety is taking a giant step forward.
The above statement was made by Phil Ackland one week ago
Mr. Ackland,
I agree that the permit system that would require further inspection after the maintenance work is completed on suppression, sprinkler and exhaust hood systems is a great idea. However, this still forces local fire officials to go back and conduct and additional inspection. Add this to an already overwhelming workload and you are back to fire officials not having the time needed to get everything done. I contacted you earlier this year about the SIREN System.
This program would collect this information and make it available for fire officials to review before and after photos, inspection reports etc. I think that with this system fire officials could prioritize who they need to visit and when. For instance, a location that passed all tests would take a back seat to one that was reported by a fire protection company to have safety issues or in some cases has gone past due.
SIREN establishes a timeline for service and sends an email should the location go past due. Just wanted your thoughts on how you thought SIREN could help in this endeavor. I haven't heard back from you and was very interested in this latest information.
Thanks,
A few thought of my own:
An AHJ can review one to one hundred buildings from his or her office without leaving it. The AHJ will know before leaving the office witch building are in violation before they leave for the day, this brings the inspections to the AHJ.
SIREN can track fire extinguishers, sprinkler, fixed fire systems and hood cleaning inspections.
Even if this program can not be used by you why not let the AHJ”S you come in contact with know about his program and let them make the decisions for themselves if this can help them with their
everyday inspections.
One more thing to think about on permits: Permits are good for the restaruants that maintain the hood systems, what about the owners that refuse to have the hood systems cleaned on time evertime. Permits only track the good business and the good hood cleaners. Siren systems set time lines for every business, if a business refuses services the AHJ would be notified threw email.
With the Siren System there are no loop holes.
Mr.Ackland with you name your help and our program we can make the future happen
www.sirensystem.com
865-453-9915
