Safer Buildings is focused on providing education and advocacy to various stakeholders in an effort to ensure reliable mission-critical communications is available. Members include companies and individuals who care about ensuring building safety for First Responders and the Public whom they serve. Members come from all walks of life and have a range of business motivations for participating. They include: Public Safety - First responders such as EMS, Fire and Law Enforcement are the ultimate users of the technology that is defined and required in the code. Also, Authorities Having Jurisdictions (AHJs) such as Inspectors and Fire Marshals have a responsibility to both the public and to their first responders by being able to accurately determine compliance with codes. As a first responder or AHJ, your knowledge and voice are critical to our shared public safety mission.
Enterprise - Responsible Venue Owners and Real Estate Investment Trusts want safe buildings that comply with code. The issue of reliable in-building communications for the building owners and managers community is critical to the marketability of a building. Building owners and managers can enhance operational efficiency of their properties by providing solutions to in-building communication issues while also addressing safety concerns. As a Safer Buildings member you’ll have the opportunity to sit at the table and collaborate with key influencers and enforcers of the code with which you must comply.
Wireless Industry - Equipment suppliers, manufacturers, carriers, consultants and systems integrators want to be on the leading edge as markets develop and communicate their value to potential customers. Having early knowledge and training related to this dynamic and emerging public safety wireless industry as well as the ability to contribute to its evolution are distinguishing perks of becoming a Safer Buildings member.
Members of the Public - Citizens benefit from the work of SBC and its stakeholders as they are the ones inside the buildings with which we aim to make safer. Consumer groups and their input are welcomed as SBC Members.
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