Commercial Fire Safety Resources

Stay Informed with the Latest Fire Safety Regulations

Fire codes don’t stay still—especially for commercial and healthcare facilities. Our team monitors NFPA, OSHA, and AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) updates to keep your business compliant and audit-ready. These quick summaries highlight what’s changing and what to do next.

2025 NFPA 101 Code Updates for Commercial Facilities

Important changes to egress paths, life safety inspections, and documentation standards.

New Fire Door Certification Rules for Businesses

AHJs now require annual certifications and detailed maintenance logs for rated fire doors.

Extinguisher Tagging Violations on the Rise

Recent enforcement has increased penalties for expired or improperly tagged extinguishers.

CMS Fire Safety Standards for Healthcare

New policies require more frequent documentation and real-time access to inspection records.

OSHA Egress & Alarm System Updates for Warehouses

Alarm systems and evacuation routes must now include visual and audible alerts with backup power verification.

Essential Maintenance Guidelines for Commercial Fire Safety

Consistent maintenance is the key to preventing fire system failures. Use these quick-reference guidelines to stay compliant and inspection-ready year-round.

Monthly

Test emergency lights
Check extinguisher pressure
Inspect exit signage
Walk property for hazards

Quarterly

Test alarm system & devices
Clean smoke detectors
Review fire panel logs
Inspect sprinkler heads

Semi-Annual

Recharge kitchen suppression
Inspect hood & duct systems
Test fire pump (if applicable)
Verify zone coverage

Annual

Full fire safety inspection
Sprinkler system testing
Fire door certification
Update AHJ documentation

Post-Incident

Reinspect affected systems
Recharge used extinguishers
Reset alarm panels
Document corrective actions

Staff Training

Extinguisher training
Evacuation drills
Safety policy refreshers
Log team participation

Be Part of the Team That Keeps Businesses Safe

We’re not just another fire safety company—we’re the go-to experts trusted by commercial properties for over three decades. AAA Fire Protection is actively hiring detail-driven professionals who are ready to make a difference. If you take pride in doing the job right, protecting lives, and staying sharp on code—you’ll fit right in.

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Fire Safety Resource FAQ

How often should I have my building’s fire systems inspected?

Most commercial properties require annual inspections. Some systems, like kitchen suppression or fire pumps, may require semi-annual or quarterly checks.

Who can perform a certified commercial fire inspection?

Only licensed, certified fire safety professionals can issue code-compliant inspection reports accepted by your local AHJ.

How do I stay compliant with changing fire safety laws?

Check this page regularly or subscribe to our newsletter. AAA Fire Protection stays on top of all major regulatory changes.

What documentation do I need to pass a fire inspection?

You’ll need tagged and dated records for all inspected equipment, a written report of findings, and proof of corrections if previous violations existed.

Do I need fire safety training for my team?

Yes. Most fire codes recommend or require extinguisher training, evacuation planning, and documentation of staff drills.

What impacts the length of an inspection?

Factors like square footage, number of fire systems, and facility layout can all affect inspection time. We always aim to work efficiently with minimal disruption to your operations.

Meet Our Certified Fire Safety Professionals

Our team includes certified inspectors, system technicians, and compliance experts committed to delivering results.

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Robert Delgado

Chief fireman

Certified in fire code compliance and sprinkler system testing, David leads high-volume inspection projects across multiple industries.

Robert Delgado

Chief fireman

Certified in fire code compliance and sprinkler system testing, David leads high-volume inspection projects across multiple industries.

Robert Delgado

Chief fireman

Certified in fire code compliance and sprinkler system testing, David leads high-volume inspection projects across multiple industries.

Robert Delgado

Chief fireman

Certified in fire code compliance and sprinkler system testing, David leads high-volume inspection projects across multiple industries.

Robert Delgado

Chief fireman

Certified in fire code compliance and sprinkler system testing, David leads high-volume inspection projects across multiple industries.