Example Contractor Notification (Redacted)
What you are looking at:
A commercial business failed a fire inspection and must correct the life-safety system before it can pass re-inspection.
Assigned contractors receive this notice shortly after the inspection is finalized, during the period businesses typically arrange service.
About These Notifications
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Assigned contractors receive notices similar to this shortly after the inspection record is finalized.
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The contractor independently decides whether to contact the business.
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Not all deficiencies require outside service.
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Only deficiencies likely to require a service contractor are reported.
Below is the actual format of the notification assigned contractors receive.
Each territory is assigned to a single contractor. This notice is not distributed to multiple companies.
A fire alarm panel deficiency typically requires licensed service and re-inspection before the business can pass inspection.
What Happens Next
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After receiving a notice like this, contractors typically:
• call the business
• schedule inspection of the system
• perform repair or replacement
• coordinate re-inspection
Why Contractors Use This
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Contractors use these notifications to become aware of service needs before the business begins calling multiple companies or contacting their current provider.