I've heard from a handful of people to be sure to explore topics other than just fire suppression. I agree! There will be plenty more to come. It only seems appropriate after discussing the fire suppression cheatsheet and the code call cheatsheet in the last few weeks to also compile the latest cheatsheet I have for fire alarm design. Here's a blank cheatsheet and an example: If you're already using the Toolkit this is now available for download with today's update. Just log in here to get it. Along with having all of your design decisions documented for a project (or flagging the open items still left to figure out), perhaps the most important piece is how quickly you're now able to record your notes. If you don't see the video recording below, click here for a YouTube video of how quick notes can be recorded. Share MeyerFire was created to help you shine in fire protection. Know someone who might be interested in these tools or articles? Email a friend with a link today. Thanks for being a part of the effort towards better fire protection! Comments are closed.
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