Deadbolt locks, fire door inspections, and elopement risk
Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, March 16, 2017
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Brad Keyes, CHSP, owner of Keyes Life Safety Compliance, answers your questions about life safety compliance. This month, he tackles push-and-turn deadbolt locks, fire door inspections, and more.
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