Specialist, not generalist
Personnel are trained specifically on impairment triggers, hot work procedures, and the round intervals your AHJ expects.
IET Compliance dispatches licensed, insured fire watch personnel wherever a fire protection system goes down — Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama.
We coordinate personnel across five states around a single standard — the training, the logging, and the response time your AHJ expects.
Personnel are trained specifically on impairment triggers, hot work procedures, and the round intervals your AHJ expects.
Every round is logged with the site, trigger, interval, and personnel on duty — in the format your fire marshal expects to see.
One coordinating team across the Southeast means a system going down in any of our five states gets a fast, consistent response.
Most adopted state fire codes reference the same NFPA standards for the events that trigger a fire watch. Here's the short version.
| Trigger | Threshold | Governing code |
|---|---|---|
| Fire alarm system out of service | > 4 hrs / 24 hr period | NFPA 72 |
| Sprinkler system impairment | > 10 hrs / 24 hr period | NFPA 25 |
| Hot work — welding, cutting, brazing | During & 30 min after | NFPA 51B |
| Active construction / demolition | Per site fire safety plan | NFPA 241 |
| Occupied building, impaired egress/life safety | Immediate, AHJ discretion | NFPA 101 |
Our Georgia team is fully live today at ATL Firewatch. For North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, or Alabama, reach the same dispatch line and we'll route your request to the right regional team.
(866) 811-2480
Our Georgia-based dispatch line coordinates requests across the network.
ATL Firewatch is our fully built-out Georgia operation — certified personnel, city-by-city coverage, and complete round documentation.
Licensed, insured personnel and complete round documentation your AHJ will accept.