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Saturday, November 21, 2009

SFPE: Building Security Tops Americans' List

A nationwide survey conducted by the Society for Fire Protection Engineers showed that building security topped a list of characteristics as Americans’ most-important feature in public buildings. The list included comfort, fire safety, environmental friendliness and other amenities. “The findings are not surprising given the threat from crime and terrorism that we face today,” says Chris Jelenewicz, engineering program manager at SFPE. “However, Americans should recognize that thousands of people die each year in fires, and fire safety features are critical to protect people and property.” The results of this survey revealed 28% of Americans feel security is ...

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