I don’t claim to cover all state code requirements related to doors (I leave that to our ACE Network) but every so often a code modification catches my eye. Here’s an update on Massachusetts.
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I recently appeared as a guest on Allegion’s Solving for Multifamily Podcast, with Robert Gaulden. Today’s post includes links to both of my episodes, as well as resources pages with additional information.
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Along with the beautiful art in the galleries at the Spanish Village Art Center, I was fixated on the doors (big surprise, right?!), which had SO MANY Fixed-it Friday fixes.
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In the next episode of Paul Timm’s podcast – The Changing Face of School Security, he talks with Dr. Dewey Cornell, a professor of education and forensic clinical psychologist.
I took today’s Wordless Wednesday photos on Move-In Day at college, where two of my kids live in the dorms. The corridor fire doors stopped me in my tracks!
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People ask me all the time where they can get more training, and the Door Opening Industry Training Group (DOIT) has a great line-up for their upcoming fall program. Check it out here!
Over the weekend I had the privilege of presenting on egress, fire protection, and accessibility for escape rooms, and during my preparation I noticed an important code change.
Considering the number of panics I’ve seen with velcro straps, zip ties, pins, clamps, and even more creative dogging methods, maybe there’s a new product idea here?
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Rob Claus of the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association (CCPIA) has just released episode 24 of his podcast, Building Your Business, and I was his guest!
