Experts in Fire and Environmental Risk Management

NO ONE KNOWS when an accident will happen, but we can prepare for it. Protect your company from unexpected costs and damages that electrical fire and improper waste management bring. Turn to Envirolutions for Depowering Strategies. WE PROVIDE NATIONAL SUPPORT that will ensure that your business complies with the latest environmental regulations and fire safety standards.

How We Started

In 2006, we established our business. This was in response to the growing need to mitigate the risk of catastrophic damage from electrical fires within the telecommunications industries. For nearly two decades, we have worked with the United States Telephone Association (USTA), educating companies with USTA membership about the environmental and safety disciplines that are relevant to telecom operations.

Why Choose Us

Our staff members have more than 20 years of combined knowledge and experience in providing thorough fire protection plans to telecommunication facilities. Additionally, we comply with NFPA 76—the standard for the fire protection of telecommunications facilities. Our professional team is composed of seasoned industry leaders who are experts in:

 

  • DC Power Management
  • Business Continuity Planning and National Security Emergency Preparedness (NSEP)
  • Environmental Compliance/Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Compliance
  • Life Safety and Fire Safety Programs (National Fire Protection Association)

The Key to Stopping a Fire From Spreading

Telecommunication environments are vulnerable to electrical fires caused by improper equipment installation, faulty wires, outlets, and equipment. When this unfortunate event happens, firefighters will be called to save the property and everyone in it. To put out the fire, however, they will have to turn off the power of the building, halting your operations briefly.

Nowadays, new fire safety systems can isolate an energy source and turn off specific parts of your electrical outlets. Following a selective Depowering procedure, the firefighters can easily stop the fire and prevent it from spreading further without the need to shut down the power of the entire facility.