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By Seth Kozlik January 19, 2026
Learn California school fire alarm requirements, including NFPA 72, CBC, and Education Code. Essential guide for facilities managers on testing, compliance, and what inspectors look for.
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By Seth Kozlik January 15, 2026
Discover why modern California apartment buildings have dramatically lower fire death rates. Learn about the 4 pillars of fire safety and testing requirements.
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By Seth Kozlik January 9, 2026
Explore 12 little-known fire testing facts, including furnace temperatures, flame spread, and NFPA standards that define building safety.
Red fire alarm on a white wall.
By Seth Kozlik January 2, 2026
Learn California fire alarm inspection requirements, testing schedules, and what gets tested. Essential guide for property managers on annual inspections and compliance.
By Seth Kozlik December 19, 2025
Learn how access control systems are regulated by California Fire Code. Essential compliance guide for property managers on mag locks, egress, and fire alarm integration.
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By Seth Kozlik December 18, 2025
Annual ERRC testing explained for Southern California property managers. Learn what happens during inspection and how to stay compliant.
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By Seth Kozlik December 12, 2025
Learn what happens during an area of refuge annual inspection. Step-by-step testing guide for California property managers.
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By Seth Kozlik December 5, 2025
NFPA 25 fire sprinkler testing guide for California office buildings. Learn testing schedules, costs, and compliance requirements.
Multi-story brick apartment building with balconies, trees, and blue sky.
By Seth Kozlik November 27, 2025
Learn NFPA 72 fire alarm testing for California multifamily properties. Don't let compliance fool you—ensure your system actually works.
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