One of the first things you learn when you are studying any field or industry is key terms – those words or phrases that are of particular importance to the work you’ll be doing. Once you become an expert in that field, that terminology almost becomes your second language and may sound foreign to an outsider.  Others may even misuse some of those terms, not too unlike someone who is just a beginning to learn a different language.  In the field of flameproofing, we often hear a few terms used incorrectly. While we can still decipher the meaning, we want to clarify two important terms that many people use interchangeably, but are actually fairly different.  Those terms are ‘flameproofing’ and ‘fireproofing.’

One of the most disastrous events for a business owner is a fire that breaks out at his business location. Not only is there the possibility of devastating loss of life and injury for the patrons and employees on-site, but there’s also the potential for catastrophic property damage and loss of resources. One of the most important steps a business owner can take is to do everything in his power to protect all of his assets from the risk of a fire. Today, we want to highlight some important recommendations for business owners to see that your business location is well-protected from fire.