Frequently Asked Questions
FSS Technologies provides comprehensive ITM services across all life safety and fire protection systems, delivered by NICET-certified technicians with detailed digital reporting. Whether you need a recurring program or a one-time compliance check, every inspection is conducted using NFPA standards and documented for AHJ and insurance review.
Emergency lighting illuminates pathways and common areas during a power failure. Exit lighting specifically marks exits and evacuation routes with illuminated signage.
Emergency lighting is required in corridors, stairwells, exit discharge areas, and any path of egress. Exit signs must be installed at every required exit and along the exit access where the path may not be obvious.
Dim or flickering lamps, batteries that no longer hold a 90-minute charge, cracked lenses, or units that fail monthly testing all indicate the fixture should be repaired or replaced.
Compliance is confirmed through regular inspections that test your lighting functionality, battery condition, and fixture placement against NFPA 101 and local code requirements.
FSS Technologies delivers fire alarm design, installation, and ongoing support backed by code expertise and UL-listed monitoring integration. Your systems are built and maintained to meet NFPA 72 and local AHJ requirements from day one.
Neglected extinguishers can result in AHJ citations, failed inspections, insurance complications, and most critically, a non-functional unit during an actual fire. Maintaining compliance with NFPA 10 protects both your occupants and your business.
FSS Technologies offers hands-on classes, workshops, and live system demonstrations covering fire alarm systems, fire extinguishers, emergency and exit lighting, and evacuation procedures. Training is tailored to your facility’s systems and code requirements.
Training is designed for building owners, property managers, facility staff, safety officers, and anyone responsible for emergency response or system oversight. FSS also hosts demonstrations for fire marshals and prospective clients.
Training topics include fire extinguisher use and selection, fire alarm system operation, emergency lighting procedures, evacuation planning, and an overview of relevant NFPA codes and AHJ requirements. Content is adjusted based on your facility’s specific systems.