Angelo J. Verzoni
Associate Editor and Content Marketing Manager at NFPA
Content marketing @NFPA. Formerly @JournalTribune. BU COM alum. NC ↔️ Maine ↔️ Boston. Passionate about public health and safety. OPINIONS ARE MY OWN.
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May 31, 2023 |
nfpa.org | Angelo J. Verzoni
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May 31, 2023 |
nfpa.org | Angelo J. Verzoni
Fire safety officials in North Carolina are considering incorporating requirements from the latest edition of NFPA 241, Standard for Safeguarding Construction, Alteration, and Demolition Operations, into the state fire code after a massive, deadly blaze earlier this month. “We do hope that the latest updates [to NFPA 241] will be considered,” Chief State Fire Marshal Brian Taylor told The Charlotte Observer.
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Mar 31, 2023 |
nfpajla.org | Angelo J. Verzoni
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Mar 13, 2023 |
nfpajla.org | Angelo J. Verzoni
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Mar 2, 2023 |
nfpa.org | Angelo J. Verzoni
As the problem of homelessness grows in size and complexity around the world, many cities are reporting spikes in the number of fires affecting the homeless population. But new research into the problem, as well as lessons learned from innovative new programs launched by fire departments and public safety agencies, could pave the way for scalable solutions in North America and beyond.BY ANGELO VERZONIIN 2019, DARNELL PATTUM lost everything in a fire. “I will never get back what I just lost.
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Amazing podcast from my colleague @JesseRoman1 featuring @goes_by_hazzard who discusses his new book, American Sirens: The Incredible Story of the Black Men Who Became America’s First Paramedics https://t.co/qeAHl3FeNH
RT @NFPA: What height above a finished floor does the operable part of a fire alarm pull station need to be mounted at? Answer in the poll…
“A lot of hazards can exist at [these] facilities, so it’s not unusual to see fires occur,” one expert told me. As was the case with “suspicious” food processing facility fires back in May, it can be all too easy to be alarmed by what’s actually a statistical norm…
Despite some claims to the contrary bubbling up on social media, recent fires at chicken farms in the United States are nothing out of the ordinary. Read more about what NFPA experts have to say in our latest blog: https://t.co/5mpex8zJv7 #conspiracytheory https://t.co/PMcfhZPLBv
