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Today's business climate forces hospitals and healthcare organizations to face contradictory decisions. Now more than ever, they are required to save every dollar they can through cost avoidance and stewardship.
Ensure nursing home fire safety with proper sprinkler systems, staff training, and emergency preparedness. Learn how Jensen Hughes can help protect residents and staff with customized life safety solutions.
Today’s buildings are part of a modern trend of larger structures. These larger structures not only require more advanced fire protection systems but also a more considered approach towards ensuring life safety for the occupants
Fire doors are crucial to hospitals and other healthcare facilities vulnerable to fires due to the presence of combustible materials and patients with limited mobility.
Failure is never an option when it comes to the safety of your family, business or community. At some point, you may be the one they turn to in a crisis, emergency or disaster to lead them to the best possible outcome.
On February 7, 2023, a fire broke out at Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital resulting in the forced evacuation of all 160 patients occupying the facility.
Acquisition extends Jensen Hughes' geographic reach to Denmark, a high-growth country for Fire Engineering Services with an established building and fire regulatory regime; establishes a base for future expansion.
The criticality of the Security Manager role cannot be emphasized enough. Unfortunately for businesses, it is typically not a commonly shared skill set among staff. Outsourcing your Security Manager can be just the solution your company
When most people think of fine art security, they likely visualize museums, art galleries and high-end jewelry boutiques. But many private clients own expensive collections of possessions, such as art.
