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Date: | Wed, 14 Feb 2001 10:10:43 -0500 |
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Hi,
When testing fire alarm systems it would be best to
schedule the tests during off hours whenever possible.
If necessary to test buildings when they are occupied,post
notices informing occupants when the testing will occur.
Whenever possible post the buildings a day or to in advance
to alert as many occupants as possible.Include the
approximate time whenever possible. I prefer not to expose
building occupants to alarms too often as people become
sensitized to the alarms sounding and tend to ignore them.
Usually, when testing suppression systems the alarm system
zone is taken out of service and most occupants are not
disturbed. Hope this helps.
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001 09:30:45 -0500 David Smith
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> I am looking for information on how the testing/inspections of Fire/Safety
> systems are scheduled on other Universities. Is this testing conducted at
> night, off hours, or just set off the horns in a fully occupied building
> with prior notification?
> Any information would be helpful.
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Arthur Andersen
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Boston College
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