Firefighting Components in MEP Systems | NBC 2016 (India) Fire protection systems are a critical part of building safety and must be designed, detailed, and executed strictly as per NBC 2016 - Part 4 (Fire & Life Safety). This post highlights the key firefighting components used in MEP systems, including: Fire Pump System Main fire pump, standby pump & jockey pump Ensures required pressure and flow during fire conditions Jockey pump maintains system pressure and prevents frequent pump operation

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96 reactions | Leadership comes in many forms, but only one type truly builds strong fire departments: the rock. The rock is steady, accountable, and always focused on doing what’s right for the job. In contrast, the gelatin, ghost, and faux rock all create cracks in the foundation of trust and performance. Which type are you working for (or becoming?) https://ow.ly/uy6M50X7TaK | Fire Engineering | Facebook

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192 reactions · 32 shares | Time is life on the fireground. ⏱️ Fire Engineering editor Chief David Rhodes introduces a new series on primary search, inspired by "The Book of Search", edited by Firehouse Vigilance . Learn why prioritizing life safety in the first critical minutes can save lives—and how modern tactics, fire dynamics, and risk management fit together. Watch the full introduction and follow the series here: https://ow.ly/AhsF50XGqxG | Fire Engineering | Facebook