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Managers & Boards! If You Have Any 2022 Budget Left Over, This is How to Spend It!
Author:
Michele Farley
Publication date:
November 25, 2022
Article Summary:
In 2023, all buildings will be inspected by the fire department, putting pressure on property managers and condo boards to ensure fire safety. To prepare for the inspections, investing in the building's fire safety culture is crucial. Suggestions include conducting a building audit/assessment to identify and address issues, training or retraining staff on fire safety and emergency response, and updating the fire safety plan annually. To make these changes before 2023, property managers can issue a purchase order in 2022 and schedule the work for the following year. It's important to prioritize these actions to ensure the building's safety and compliance.
Keywords:
Fire department inspections, fire safety culture, building audit, life safety system, staff training, fire safety plan, compliance, purchase order, emergency response, property managers, condo boards.
Source Citation:
Michele Farley
Managers & Boards! If You Have Any 2022 Budget Left Over, This is How to Spend It!
November 25, 2022
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