Fire Safety, Big Savings, Fewer Headaches — Master Fire Alarm Control Panel Decisions
Unlock the keys to fire safety success at an expert-led seminar—designed to help property managers confidently tackle the complexities of Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP), a vital yet often overlooked system in every building.
Thursday, May 8, 2025
8:30 AM – 10:00 AM (PDT)
In Person at 1 CAL Plaza
This event will equip you with the knowledge to keep your building safe, compliant, and budget-ready when facing FACP challenges.
What You Need to Know
Property managers are increasingly confronted with questions about whether to retrofit or fully replace outdated Fire Alarm Control Panels.
This seminar will walk you through how to make that decision by evaluating cost, code compliance, insurance mandates, and equipment availability.
You’ll also gain a roadmap for:
Budgeting and logistics planning – Learn how to prepare for the high costs, potential delays, and downtime associated with upgrades.
Navigating tenant improvements – Discover how major tenant renovations often trigger system upgrades across multiple building systems, including HVAC and fire life safety.
Dealing with proprietary systems – Understand the implications of proprietary hardware and how it affects future flexibility and servicing.
How It Impacts You
For property managers, staying ahead of FACP issues is more than a safety concern — it’s a matter of compliance, cost efficiency, and operational preparedness.
Avoid surprise expenses by learning when to plan for full replacements versus cost-effective retrofits.
Stay code-compliant and reduce liability exposure during tenant improvements or building upgrades.
Ensure operational continuity by planning around long lead times and service delays.
Register Now
Whether you manage a high-rise in DTLA or a mid-size office in the Valley, this seminar provides the tools you need to proactively manage your building’s fire safety systems.
Secure your spot today and walk away with a clear roadmap for one of the most critical systems in your building.
