This month’s podcast covers several important changesto NFPA 72 – the National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code – including remoteaccess, CO mounted detectors, rechargeable batteries and cybersecurity.Series | Let's Talk Fire & Life S

As technology changes, there are adaptations that the Fire Life Safety industry is adopting.  It is important to understand the benefits of these new technologies to continue saving lives of our building occupants and first responders. This podca

In this podcast, our speakers highlight keyactivities and value of the Fire, Life Safety, Security & EmergencyCommunication Section and the Health Care Communication & Emergency CallSystems Section.Series | Let's Talk Fire & Life Safety | S

As time has brought changes to many technologies in our daily lives, so too has the need for changes to be made in smoke detection for the built environment.  This podcast explains the general status of the UL 268 standard and important future dates

NEMA supports a three-year adoption cycle by states and local jurisdictions for national model building codes to coincide with the national revision cycles. Our speakers discuss the importance of adopting the latest NFPA and ICC Codes as well as some of t

Staff discusses the CEC and its energy efficiency regulations for Appliances (Title 20) and Buildings (Title 24).NEMA Regulatory Training Module 7: CA Energy Commission Regulations | *NEMA Members

Staff discusses the Appliance Standards program’s Process Improvement Rule of 1996 and subsequent amendments to present day.NEMA Regulatory Training Module 6: DOE Process Rule | *NEMA Members

Staff discusses the process for and mechanisms related to the U.S. DOE Certification Compliance and Enforcement (CCE) program.NEMA Regulatory Training Module 5: DOE Certification and Enforcement | *NEMA Members

Staff discusses how Congressional legislation can establish or amend laws for minimum energy efficiency standards in the U.S.NEMA Regulatory Training Module 4: Legislative EE Regs | *NEMA Members

Staff discusses the process by which stakeholders may petition the U.S. Department of Energy for a Direct Final rule for minimum energy conservation standards. NEMA Regulatory Training Module 3: DOE Direct Final Rule | *NEMA Members