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In today’s warehouse and distribution environments, fire safety is not just a regulatory requirement—it is essential for protecting your people, your property, and your business continuity. Yet, even in well-managed facilities, fire and life safety plans often contain critical gaps that only become apparent during an emergency. With over 40 years of experience supporting warehouses,

We’re Now SOC 2 Compliant We’re excited to announce that WPS Disaster Management Solutions is now officially SOC 2 compliant! SOC 2 (Service Organization Control 2) is a rigorous auditing standard developed by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA). This certification verifies that our systems, processes, and controls meet the highest standards for security, availability,

In senior living communities, safety is non-negotiable. When an emergency occurs—whether it's a fire, power outage, or evacuation—your team needs to act fast, with confidence and clarity. But what happens when the team changes? High staff turnover and rotating shifts are realities in the senior living sector. These dynamics make it incredibly difficult to maintain

Property management, whether in commercial or residential settings, involves a unique set of challenges. Despite the differences in environment and scale, many core management principles overlap. This post explores the similarities in managing these two types of properties, providing insights into shared challenges and best practices. Both commercial and residential property managers face several common

Ensuring the safety of all building occupants is a top priority for building staff, property managers, and property ownership. This responsibility becomes even more critical when it involves Persons Requiring Assistance (PRA). The WPS Evac App is designed to empower property managers and building staff with the tools they need to effectively monitor and assist

Tenant-focused emergency management solutions are crucial for ensuring the well-being of all occupants. These solutions prioritize the needs and safety of tenants, providing them with the tools and information necessary to respond effectively during emergencies. Let’s explore why a tenant-focused approach is essential, what it looks like in practice, and how it can significantly enhance

Ensuring fire safety in residential complexes is not just a legal obligation but a crucial responsibility to protect residents. Regular fire safety audits are essential to maintain compliance with fire codes, minimize risks, and ensure the safety of all occupants. Here’s a step-by-step guide to conducting a successful fire safety audit, tailored for property managers

In emergencies, fear, confusion, and uncertainty can overwhelm building occupants. Without clear guidance and visible leadership, these emotions can escalate into panic and lead to harmful decisions. Establishing a sense of security is crucial for several reasons: Minimizing Panic: Fear often leads to irrational behavior. Clear communication and visible signs of control help occupants remain

Designed to protect lives and property by controlling or extinguishing fires, fire suppression systems are a critical component of safety in residential buildings. For residential property managers and maintenance personnel, ensuring these systems are well-maintained and regularly tested is not just a regulatory requirement—it’s a vital part of safeguarding residents and assets. This article will

Managing a portfolio of buildings, each with its own unique safety requirements, can be a daunting task for property managers. Whether you’re overseeing high-rise, residential, or commercial properties, ensuring the safety of occupants is paramount. Here are five essential tips to help you navigate the complexities of building safety management. 1. Conduct Comprehensive Risk Assessments