It can be difficult to know what needs to go into installing fire alarms in
your Ohio
business if you don't understand the regulations involved.
The Ohio
fire code has basic code requirements, so you can avoid false alarms, costly
fines and dangerous situations. The minimum requirements for keeping your fire
alarms in good standing with Ohio
regulations include:
- Having your fire alarm systems serviced and tested on an annual basis (although dirty/dusty locations might necessitate more frequent checks)
- Per OSHA requirements:
- Written evacuation policy
- Annual fire drills
- A way to notify occupants of problems like fire, hazardous weather or workplace violence
- Full supervision of the system
- Monthly testing
The basic building code in Ohio requires fire alarm systems
to be installed wherever large groups gather, like churches or theaters, and in
structures where evacuations might prove difficult (nursing homes, etc.).
If you have questions about fire alarm requirements, please
don't hesitate to contact the Hard Fire
Suppression Systems team.
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