by GSSI | Aug 15, 2017 | Hotels and Motels
Every year there are almost 4,000 hotel and motel fires reported to U.S. fire departments, resulting in $76 million in property loss, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. Almost 50 percent of these fires are started by cooking. Since I started in the fire...
by GSSI | Oct 10, 2016 | Boats, Churches, Colleges, Commercial occupancies, Fire marshals, fire stations, hospitals, Hotels and Motels, Press Releases
Guardian SSI Observes National Fire Prevention Week October 9 – 15 Offers 10 Tips for Kitchen Fire Safety Dallas – October 09, 2016 – Guardian Safety Solutions International, Inc. (GSSI), the nation’s largest provider of range top fire suppression systems,...
by GSSI | May 16, 2016 | Boats, Churches, Colleges, Commercial occupancies, Fire marshals, fire stations, hospitals, Hotels and Motels, Multi-Family, Press Releases, RVs, Schools, Senior Living
Building Safety Month Brings Awareness to Code Enforcement and Safety GuardianSSI Asks Code Officials to Increase Fire Prevention in Commercial Occupancies Dallas – In the midst of Building Safety Month, launched by the International Code Council (ICC) and its 57,000...
by GSSI | Mar 9, 2016 | Colleges, Hotels and Motels, Press Releases, Schools, Senior Living
GuardianSSI Launches New Guardian G600B System Only Listed Fire Suppression System That Works With Over the Stove Microwaves Dallas – March 9, 2016 – Guardian Safety Solutions International, Inc. (GSSI) launched its new Guardian G600B fire suppression system, the only...
by GSSI | Mar 6, 2016 | Colleges, Hotels and Motels, Other, Press Releases, Schools, Senior Living
Guardian Safety Solutions International, Inc. (GSSI), the leader in the development and manufacturing of superior fire suppression equipment for commercial occupancies where residential appliances are in use, is exhibiting at the National Association of Fire Equipment...
by Guardian Safety Solutions International | Dec 31, 2013 | Blog, Colleges, Hotels and Motels, Markets, Multi-Family, Residential
According to FEMA, in the United States fire-related injuries rank fifth among unintentional injuries, after motor vehicle crashes, poisoning, falls, and drowning. One study on published medical examiner results revealed that 42% of unintentional fire and burn...
