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smart sprinklers are you smarter than a fire sprinkler?
employee spotlight: brandon mcgeary accounting specialist
sprinkler systems are upping their game Sprinklers have gotten smarter with a new operating update, making it easier to protect and put out fires in warehouses, while staying up to code. Using electronic sensors, your sprinkler systems can locate a fire and put it out more quickly. Multiple sensors validate a fire, activating several sprinkler heads that surround the fire to prevent spreading. To learn more about smart sprinklers and how they can better protect your warehouses, click here.
at your service Brandon has many roles on the accounting team, including compiling and submitting sales tax returns, administering
government job estimates, and customer billings, just to name a few. He has worked at APi NSG for 4 years, making him a key member of our team. A GOOD FIT Brandon has an extremely positive attitude and always has a smile on his face. He brings high energy and a strong work ethic each day. His sense of urgency and desire to be successful allow him to handle any requests efficiently and effectively. customer-focused RESULTs Brandon’s ability to handle a high volume of work with consistency and accuracy is one of his best attributes. He’s been able to step into some demanding situations and help get them running smoothly, which the customer and APi NSG appreciate. fun fact Brandon started with APi NSG when, at a career fair, he asked the Vice President if there were any internships in taxes available. Once the Vice President realized Brandon said taxes and not Texas, she knew he would be a perfect fit.
https://sprinklerage.com/sprinkler-system-think/ glow in the dark signs lighting your way to safety what you need to know There are new exit signs available that are made on plastic with a paint that glows in the dark. This new technology appears to be approved with permission from the local AHJ after reviewing the light source that would be “charging” the sign. There are several items that need to be checked before this will be approved at the site level according to NFPA codes: • The sign shall be continually illuminated and the charging illumination will be a reliable light source, as determined by authorities. • Photoluminescent signs need a specific minimum level and type of light on the face of the sign to ensure that it is charged for emergency operation. • These exit signs do not require an inspection and there is not a back-up battery to test. If you have questions about these signs, please contact Ben McCurdy until a formal statement has been released on these products.
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