Commercial Facility Maintenance in Marietta, GA

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When a fire alarm or fire protection system is out of service, the occupancy must start an hourly fire watch with a log kept on site. The watch ends only after the service provider files an inspection, testing, and maintenance record on TheComplianceEngine.com. Until then, the hourly rounds and the log continue.

Yes, every building or tenant space protected by a fire alarm or sprinkler system must have a Knox box keyed to the Marietta Fire Department, mounted 5 feet above grade at or next to the main entry, and a box keyed to another department must be replaced. Private fire hydrants are the owner’s to maintain, inspected annually and painted red with a blue reflective band.

On Marietta Water, water that runs through a fire line’s detector meter is billed at five times the normal water charge, and non-firefighting use showing on it in three or more months of a year means the meter is replaced with an FM fire line meter. Those buildings also follow the utility’s own backflow program, with an annual test by a certified tester and results sent to Marietta Water.

On the night of September 7 and 8, 2021, NOAA logged a flash flood 1.22 miles west of Marietta, with radar totals of 5 to 7 inches of rain. More than 250 structures flooded across Cobb, Pickens Industrial Drive washed out, and the Sope Creek gage crested at 18.05 feet. UL Solutions advises that a qualified electrician or inspector check flooded equipment before it is turned back on.

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