BHMA has updated a resource that addresses the technicalities of auxiliary fire pins, and it is extremely helpful for explaining this application to code officials and others who have concerns.
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Mark Kuhn and I will be repeating our code update class from the DHI ConNextions conference with two webinars this week and next, hosted by DHI and free for DHI members!
As a child of the 70’s and 80’s, and now a mom of three young adults, I once resisted the idea of keeping classroom doors locked during class, but times have changed. WWYD?
In the next episode of Paul Timm’s podcast – The Changing Face of School Security, he talks with Emma Mann, student ambassador for Safe and Sound Schools and Vanderbilt University student.
Last week I shared some photos of a coordinator bracket, and several eagle-eyed readers pointed out the wall covering on the doors. You’re right – these fire doors have some issues.
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NASFM has recently updated their guidance document on classroom security due to a change in one set of model codes – those of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
Today marks the start of Safe Schools Week, and at Allegion, school security and safety are at the core of our mission. Read our president’s perspective in today’s post.
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On a recent stop in Mexico City I saw this Fixed-it Friday application…I don’t know what the building is used for, but it looks like preventing after-hours access to the cylinders is a priority.
Before I share today’s post, I’ve got two things to say…a) time flies, and b) sometimes things get lost in my giant pile. Thanks to Janice Wheeler of Allegion for this information on dogging options!