Your life safety systems require service and maintenance and it's your responsibility to stay on top of regulation requirements, which vary for each of your system components.

Though this seems simple, there are many common fire code violations that you could be overlooking that seem minor but could get your business shut down.

You are subject to changing legal regulations and insurance requirements. You are responsible for keeping your business compliant and updating your life safety systems as requirements change.

Your municipality or insurance provider could ask for your inspection and service records at any time to verify your compliance. You need a central place to store and easily reference this critical information.

Are you planning and budgeting for life safety system inspections and updates? If not, you're going to run into some large, unexpected expenses that will throw a wrench in your budget.

In addition to taking care of your life safety system, you also have to make sure your employees are properly trained to use the system equipment and report any issues so you can address them.