Webinar Overview:

This in-depth webinar will guide housing professionals through the latest fire safety and electric/lighting deficiencies outlined under the NSPIRE inspection standards. NSPIRE has introduced several new deficiencies that were not cited under the UPCS protocol, and understanding these changes is critical for ensuring compliance and maintaining safe housing conditions.

Through a combination of expert instruction, real-world case studies, and visual demonstrations, this session will break down each new deficiency, highlight key compliance parameters, and offer actionable insights for mitigating risks.

Webinar Agenda:

Hour 1: Understanding NSPIRE Fire Safety Deficiencies

• Introduction to NSPIRE and the shift from UPCS
• Overview of new fire safety deficiencies
• Comparison: NSPIRE vs. UPCS fire safety standards
• The importance of updated fire safety compliance in housing

Hour 2: Breaking Down Fire Safety Deficiencies

• In-depth analysis of new and modified fire safety deficiencies
• Required parameters to meet compliance
• Fire extinguisher and smoke alarm placement updates
• Case studies: Common fire safety violations and solutions

Hour 3: Electric and Lighting Deficiencies Under NSPIRE

• Introduction to NSPIRE’s new electrical and lighting requirements
• Key differences from previous UPCS protocols
• Understanding the impact of non-compliance on property safety
• Detailed review of new citations with images and examples

Hour 4: Practical Application & Q&A Session

• Walkthrough: Addressing deficiencies in real-world scenarios
• Best practices for ensuring compliance in your properties
• Q&A session with industry experts
• Resources for staying up to date with NSPIRE requirements

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:

• Identify and understand NSPIRE’s new fire safety and electrical/lighting deficiencies.
• Recognize the key compliance parameters for fire safety and electrical issues.
• Implement effective strategies to correct and prevent common deficiencies.
• Prepare for NSPIRE inspections with confidence and accuracy.

Who Should Attend?

• Property owners and managers
• Maintenance personnel
• Compliance officers
• Housing authority representatives
• Inspectors and regulatory officials

Join us for this comprehensive session to ensure your properties meet NSPIRE’s updated compliance standards and provide a safer living environment for residents.