Noisy Environments & Effective Mass Notification
Author: E.C. Hannas, for INDUSTRONIC, November 2009
Is it possible to have effective mass notification, emergency instructions using pre-recorded or live voice in a high noise environment? The answer depends on the type of system you have implemented... [ Read ]

Fire Alarms & Mass Notification Systems - the Same or Different
Author: E.C. Hannas, for INDUSTRONIC, July 2009
A fire alarm system is a life-saving necessity for an organization. But is it enough? Aside from legal responsibilities to have a viable system in place, it simply makes sense... [ Read ]

Mass Notification Systems: Corporate Financial Implications
Author: INDUSTRONIC, May 2009
When it comes to Mass Notification Systems ("MNS"), the adage "It’s not just a good idea; it’s the law" is gaining poignant relevancy for risk management and top executive personnel... [ Read ]

Mass Notification Systems & You
Author: E.C. Hannas, for INDUSTRONIC, May 2008
This white paper examines the provisions of Annex E, Mass Notification Systems, to NFPA 72 (National Fire Alarm Code) and discusses the impact on organizations. [ Read ]

MNS Selection, Emplacement & Operation
Author: E.C. Hannas, for INDUSTRONIC, May 2008
This white paper discusses considerations on selecting, emplacing, and operating a mass notification system. The author bases it on lessons learned through a seven-year period, during which he conducted the selection, installation, upgrade and use of a mass notification system. It includes tips on how to avoid pitfalls. [ Read ]

Conceptual and Legislated Design Considerations for Emergency Warning Systems in Industrial Facilities
Author: Paul von Huene, for ACCUTECH Industrial Systems Inc, March/April 2007
Emergency Warning Systems (EWS) are a necessary part of any industrial facility. Statistics indicate it is not a matter of "if" there will be a plant emergency, but “when.” Thus, the EWS ensures that injuries to people, damage to the environment, and to plant infrastructure is kept to a minimum. [ Read ]

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