Product Details

 

This fast-paced presentation will cover the 2012 Life Safety Code and discuss changes from the 2000 edition, including building rehabilitation, suites, means of egress, hazardous areas, door inspections, corridor cooking, decorations, and many more. Our presenter will guide attendees through these complicated standards by reviewing each chapter and explaining code references.

The key to the Life Safety Code is to start with the occupancy chapter and move to the core chapters only when directed. Learn how to navigate these standards and find items you need easier and faster than before!

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After this webinar participants will be able to:

1. Describe the organizational system for the Life Safety Code book.
2. Explain changes in the requirements from the 2000 to the 2012 editions of the Life Safety Code. 

Target Audience:

Anyone responsible for compliance with the Life Safety Code, including but not limited to: CEOs, CFOs, COOs, CMOs, CNOs, Facilities Staff, Maintenance Staff, Environmental Services, Safety Officers, Compliance Officers, Regulatory Officers, Risk Managers, Quality Improvement Directors, and anyone involved in the Life Safety Code.  

Agenda topics:

- Overview of Life Safety Code chapters	- Life Safety Code occupancies
- Navigating the code	- Previous editions of the code
- Categorical waivers	- General changes in the Life Safety Code
- Changes to the means of egress requirements	- Changes to protection requirements
- Changes to building services requirements	- Changes to operating features requirements

 

Your order includes:  

• Recording of the presentation.
• Access to the specially created presentation handouts.

Your Speaker: Heather Lauzon Werner

Heather Werner is owner of Lauzon Life Safety Consulting (LLSC) and former Director of Environment of Care at a specialty hospital in Wisconsin where she directed the maintenance, construction, grounds, and environmental services programs for the hospital and assisted living facilities. Heather has experienced regular and successful inspections by the Joint Commission, CMS, and CARF.

Heather is an experienced health care inspector and has been involved with Lauzon Life Safety Consulting since 2012. She performs compliance inspections, document reviews, plan reviews, and construction inspections. She evaluates and updates Life Safety drawings and trains facility employees. She has been instrumental in the expansion of their services to include a 36 hour series of Code Workshops throughout Wisconsin in 2017. She is active in the Wisconsin Healthcare Engineers Association (WHEA) and currently serves as the President of Chapter I, a member of the Code Committee, and Education and Professional Development Committee. She is a regular presenter for WHEA programs and webinars.