Keyes Q&A: Design requirements for areas for cleaning and sanitizing, fire alarms in the OR, more
Healthcare Life Safety Compliance, May 1, 2018
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Each month, Brad Keyes, CHSP, owner of Keyes Life Safety Compliance, answers your questions about life safety compliance. Our editorial advisory board also reviews the Q&A column. This month's topics include design requirements for areas for cleaning and sanitizing, fire alarms in the OR, duct smoke detectors, and more.
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