The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA©) has announced that
in the coming months roughly twenty five percent of the nearly 300 NFPA©
codes and standards will be revised.
Construction businesses should become aware of these revisions as they
happen, so that they can feel confident they are in compliance.
Even a minor code change can have a major impact on safety. Further, even
a seemingly small oversight or error can have the potential to cause fines,
project delays, or re-do’s.
One way to always be current on codes and standards and to protect yourself,
your business and your clients, is to subscribe to the National Fire Codes©
Subscription Service in one of various formats. This can be accomplished
by going to the NFPA© website.
At the forefront of national fire codes and standards, our firm has a
unique perspective on fire investigation. Partner, Paul Komyatte, is a
member of the Genesee Fire & Rescue volunteer fire department. In
addition, our in house engineer, Andrew Kim, is a certified fire investigator.
Please note that this firm has no connection with or financial interest
in the NFPA©. We mention this organization and its publications for
information only. As always, we stand ready to provide you or your business
with sound legal advice should potential business litigation arise.
Colorado Businesses Must Stay Abreast of National Fire Codes and Standards
Posted By
The Gilbert Law Group