The North American Modern Building Alliance (NAMBA) is a leading voice on the safe and effective use of plastic building materials in building envelopes.
Greg Rogers and Sean DeCrane send a strong message to state legislators that compromising safety for dubious gains associated with single-exit stairwells isn't acceptable. #FirehouseMagazine#Firefighter#FireDepartment#FirefighterSafety https://t.co/hnIZyBhlHY
Smoke and toxicity safety awareness is an important part of ensuring fire safety in our buildings and homes. Make sure you’re up to date on the dangers posed by toxic smoke in the case of a building fire.
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Join NAMBA and the Foam Sheathing Committee at the Colorado ICC Educational Institute next Wednesday, 3/7.
We’ll be discussing code requirements, uses of foam plastic insulation in exterior walls and roof assemblies.
See you there!
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Join the NAMBA-led EduCode 2024 virtual class for ICC Continuing Education Credit!
Happening Feb. 29 at 7:30am PT, “Coordinated Code Compliance for Thermal Envelope Applications of Foam Plastics and Continuous Insulation” is a must-attend. Sign up now!
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Join NAMBA, a leading voice in coordinating and leading advocacy, communications, education, research and project management on combustibility issues and the safe use of plastic building materials.
Learn more about us here!
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Get a head start on your continuing education credits with this on-demand video webinar. This course demonstrates how U.S. codes and standards regulate the use of combustible building products in commercial buildings for safe and effective use.
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Check out the latest NAMBA Note on engineering analyses, extension, and judgements and how these analyses have become an essential method to demonstrate compliance of assemblies required by the building code to be tested to and meet NFPA 285.
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ICYMI: IIBEC Magazine has an insightful piece on the Common Principles of fire safety that guide International Building Code requirements.
Check it out here!
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Did you know NAMBA offers free online courses to help you understand testing and compliance for exterior wall assemblies containing combustible materials? Catch up on your continuing education credits and learn about NFPA 285 compliance.
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ICYMI: check out this @CSEmag piece where @AmChemistry’s Indya Rogers speaks on NFPA 285 and the importance of the fire performance tests to building safety.
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In the densely populated urban centers that make up today's cities, if fire safety is neglected, it can put the entire building and occupants at risk. Check out this NAMBA infographic to visualize the importance of fire-safety in high-rise buildings.
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New NAMBA Note on designing for NFPA 285 compliance!
Check out the link below to find information on tested assemblies and keep up to date with the latest fire performance data.
#NFPA285#FireSafety#BuildingCodes#FireTesting
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This Halloween, few things scare homeowners more than having an unsafe jack-o-lantern. During Fire Safety Month, NAMBA is here to reduce home fire risks while you enjoy the holiday fun! 🎃
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This Fire Safety Week, check out this video on the science behind fire protection in building materials. Art Parker and Dan Martin are fire protection engineers that help boil down the complicated topic of fire prevention.
Give it a watch!
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NAMBA is a leading voice for fire safety. During Fire Prevention Month, explore NAMBA's mission to advance safety in the building and construction sector.
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👨🚒 Fire safety during any #construction project is just as important as #firesafety after construction is complete. Precautions during new construction, repair, and #retrofit projects must be taken seriously.
🔥 At various stages of construction, materials can be exposed to ignition sources like open flames from welding and cutting torches. It is very important that all construction trades follow appropriate safety precautions, regulations, and site safety protocols when on job sites.
Get a head start on your continuing education credits with our course on Fire Safety for Exterior Wall Assemblies. This self-paced course is worth 1 LU | HSW for #AIA and registered with 25 industry associations. Start now! https://t.co/ZuP7z8ptug
Check out #NAMBANotes, our new publication on building fire safety! In the first two articles, learn about the testing and design information for #NFPA285. https://t.co/yv3R5aPTGf