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6 Tips on Reducing Dangers in a Commercial Boiler Room

Many responsibilities come with owning a small business. Without the right amount of focus and knowledge, it will be nearly impossible for a small business to run efficiently. As a small business with plans on buying a commercial building, there are many important things to consider. For a commercial building to stay at the right temperature, all of the components of the HVAC system will have to be working correctly. Over the summer months, the heating system of a commercial building will be neglected.

When it comes time to fire back up the boiler system to produce the heat for a commercial building, a business owner will need to take some time to ensure that everything is in peak condition.

Cleanliness is Important

In most commercial buildings, there is usually a bit of a problem with clutter. The last thing that you want to do is let the boiler room get cluttered due to dangers it can cause.

If there is a lot of different trash and debris lying around, there is a danger they could ignite. This can cause a lot of risk and may lead to the whole structure catching fire. By taking the time to remove any clutter from the boiler room, you will be able to keep yourself and your employees safe. With the help of professional janitorial services, getting this work done will be easy.

The Proper Amount of Ventilation

When trying to make sure that the boiler room of a commercial building is safe, you need to get the ventilation checked. Usually, the boiler in a commercial building will be ran with gas. This means that without the right amount of ventilation, there will be a significant chance of work-related accidents. With Airfixture’s underfloor air distribution system, your commercial building will be able to supply the optimal amount of fresh air and keep your building’s air quality within regulations & standards. The money paid for this type of check will pay off in the long run.

The Right Amount of Maintenance

Another critical thing that a business owner will have to keep up with is the maintenance that their boiler needs. Just like any other part of an HVAC unit, the boiler will have to be maintained on a regular basis in order to avoid serious repairs. A professional in the HVAC repair profession will be able to come in and inspect the unit. Having this type of professional maintenance will make is much easier for a business owner to keep the unit running at peak efficiency.

Checking For Leaks

Due to the variety of different pipes and tubes that comprise a boiler unit, there is always a risk of leakage issues. The more that you can find out about the condition of the pipes on the boiler, the better equipped you will be to address any issues that may exist. Having leaks throughout the boiler unit can wreak havoc on the level of efficiency it has. The last thing that a business owner wants is to have increased energy costs due to leaks in their system. Paying professionals for this type of leak detection will more than pay off in the end.

Become Familiar with the Shut Off Valve

In the event that there is a fire in the boiler, you will have to make sure that you and your employees know where the cutoff switch is. Without a properly working cutoff switch, it will be nearly impossible to stop a fire in a boiler room from spreading throughout the building. By having professionals coming into check the shut-off valve from time to time, you will be able to avoid serious accidents.

The Proper Fire Protection Equipment

Having the right fire protection equipment in and around the boiler room is also very important. Getting things like a fire suppression system or even a fire extinguisher mounted can be very beneficial in the event of a fire. Be sure to have the fire protection equipment you have checked on a routine basis to ensure it is working correctly. The better you are able to prepare for the worst, the easier it will be to reduce the amount of damage doing during an emergency situation in your boiler room.

With the right professional help, keeping this area in our commercial building clean and safe will be easy.


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Jessica Todd Swift
Jessica Todd Swift is the deputy managing editor of the CEOWORLD magazine. She is a veteran business and tech blogger, journalist, and analyst. Jessica is responsible for overseeing newsroom assignments and publishing and providing support to the editor in chief.