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I still remember my first week helping a facilities manager at a busy warehouse. A forklift clipped a rack, a pallet shifted, and someone reached for an extinguisher that had

I still remember a facilities technician describing his turning point: he’d walked past the same wall-mounted ABC unit for months, tapping the gauge as if it were a superstition. After

I still remember the monthly safety walk at a distribution center where I consulted. Pallets were stacked neatly, and aisles were clear—yet half the extinguisher tags told a different story.

I learned the value of solid training on a windy Tuesday in a loading bay. A forklift operator pointed to an extinguisher with the gauge in the red and a

I still remember shadowing a new maintenance tech on his first monthly rounds. He had his tag punch, a pen behind his ear, and a route scribbled on a sticky

I still remember an early Monday when a hotel chief engineer called me before sunrise. A guest had pulled an extinguisher off the wall, and the night auditor noticed the