Three core programs — conducted in your facility and built around State, Federal and NFPA code requirements — keep your staff prepared and your residents safe.
Conducted in your facility per State and Federal mandated codes. Every facility must have 12 fire drills a year — one per shift, per quarter.
The number of disaster drills depends on your state and what your facility is licensed for.
Required in RCFE facilities bi-monthly — and many SNFs are now choosing to participate as well. We teach staff how to help residents shelter in place, move to another safe area of the facility, or to a pre-arranged safe area outside.
Follows local and NFPA / International Fire Codes.
Customized to what your facility needs to work on with staff, or for resident education — for example, extra training on your Disaster Plan. We also offer Resident Training.
Scheduled on request and designed with input from your executive staff. Sessions generally last one hour; billed with a one-hour minimum, then in 15-minute increments.
Our Fire, Disaster & Evacuation Drills follow the International Fire Code, NFPA 1 & 101, and the code requirements of your State and local governing jurisdictions. Our highly trained, experienced Consultants tailor the drills and educational training sessions to your facility type and licensing structure so your staff are better prepared.
Drills aligned to the IFC adopted by your jurisdiction.
Fire Code and Life Safety Code requirements built in.
Tailored to your State and local governing jurisdictions.
Matched to your facility type and how it is licensed.
We focus exclusively on the industries that care for our most vulnerable residents.
Skilled nursing facilities with around-the-clock care and strict compliance needs.
Communities supporting residents with daily living and emergency readiness.
Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly with bi-monthly evacuation requirements.
Retirement and skilled nursing facilities seeking confident, prepared staff.
Tell us your facility type and licensing structure and we'll design a compliant drill and training program around it.
