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The highlighted subparts that relate to jobsite fire extinguishers are as follows:\n \n#### 1926.150(c)(1)(i) \nA fire extinguisher, rated not less than 2A, shall be provided for each 3,000 square feet of the protected building area, or major fraction thereof. Travel distance from any point of the protected area to the nearest fire extinguisher shall not exceed 100 feet. \n \n**Slate Pages Solution**\nA QR code Slate tag is placed on each fire extinguisher and allows the safety department or specified competent person to scan the QR code using a smartphone and list: \nBuilding Name \nFloor \nLocation \nDetailed Placement Notes \n \n#### 1926.150(c)(1)(iv) \nOne or more fire extinguishers, rated not less than 2A, shall be provided on each floor. In multistory buildings, at least one fire extinguisher shall be located adjacent to stairway. \n \n**Slate Pages Solution**\nSlate information can include \nFloor \nLocation \nDetailed Placement Notes \n \n \n#### 1926.150(c)(1)(v) \nExtinguishers and water drums, subject to freezing, shall be protected from freezing. \n \n**Slate Pages Solution**\nIf applicable: Ambient Temperature field can be added and documented daily \n \n \n#### 1926.150(c)(1)(vi) \nA fire extinguisher, rated not less than 10B, shall be provided within 50 feet of wherever more than 5 gallons of flammable or combustible liquids or 5 pounds of flammable gas are being used on the jobsite. This requirement does not apply to the integral fuel tanks of motor vehicles. \n \n**Slate Pages Solution**\nIf applicable: A field may be added to list the flammable material within 50 feet of fire extinguisher \n \n#### 1926.150(c)(1)(viii) \nPortable fire extinguishers shall be inspected periodically and maintained in accordance with Maintenance and Use of Portable Fire Extinguishers, NFPA No. 10A-1970. \nTable F-1 may be used as a guide for selecting the appropriate portable fire extinguishers. \n<See Table F1 Photo Below> \n \n \n**Slate Pages Solution**\nThe Slate Pages app allows you to customize your monthly inspection that can be completed right on your smartphone. The QR Code is scanned and the inspection is completed. A detailed user and time stamp is saved for every inspection.  \nSample inspection image\n\n<insert sample inspection photo here> \n \nSlate Pages Dashboard \nSlate Pages also displays the real time Job Site Fire Extinguisher inspection information on a dashboard. Views can be customized, and information can be reviewed or exported to a CSV file. \n \n[Contact us](https://slatepages.com/contact-us) to order your Jobsite Fire Extinguisher Slates today!\n","author":{"username":"Slate Pages"}}},{"node":{"title":"Why Use A QR Code Asset Management System?","slug":"why-use-a-qr-code-asset-management-system","shortDescription":"","image":"https://documents.slatepages.com/website-qr-banner.png","id":"Article_1","created_at":"2021-04-21T19:20:24.000Z","content":"A QR code is a two-dimensional barcode that is often used to point people in the direction of a website or some type of application. They are more efficient than standard barcodes because they have a greater data storage capacity and faster readability. You have probably seen QR codes all over the place as their popularity has increased significantly over the years. For example, during the pandemic, most restaurants have linked their menu to QR codes for safety. Slate Pages has taken the use of QR codes to another level by developing a way to record, organize and store information related to assets using just a smartphone and a QR code.  \n\n### Why Not Use Paper For Asset Management?\n\nLet’s try an exercise. Where are all of the physical assets that your business owns? All assets including tools, equipment, vehicles, even computers. How quickly can you gather that information? What about the condition of your assets or which assets need maintenance? This process is called **asset tracking**.\n\nMost small businesses still use pen and paper or spreadsheets to track and manage their assets. Paper may be cost effective but is an outdated & less efficient alternative of managing assets compared to using technology. It is easy for paperwork to get lost or damaged and can result in unreliable information. It can also force you to do the work twice. You want to be certain the work was done once, on-time, and done the right way. With paperwork there is no database that can give you that crucial information about your business quickly and efficiently.\n\n### Slates Pages Is The Solution \n\nThe Slate Pages app and online dashboard is the perfect solution for those who may not be comfortable with technology but are looking for a better way to manage their assets. The use of technology is growing every single day and Slate Pages takes great pride in providing a user-friendly app that not only can help grow your business but also give you an advantage over others in your industry that refuse to let go of the old way of doing things.  \n\n### What is a Slate?\n\nA Slate is simply a QR code that is laser etched or printed on an aluminum tag or sticker. Our Slate Pages app is used to scan the Slate with your smartphone and allows users to enter & update important information related to their assets. This is how it works: \n\n..center..![How Slates Works](https://documents.slatepages.com/website-howto.jpg)\n\n**Easy, right? Slates can be customized to track anything you want in a way that works best for you.**\n\n \n\n### Why Slates? \n\nYou may be asking, what makes Slates better than the other asset tracking systems that are out there? Other asset systems can be very expensive and difficult to use if you are not familiar with technology. Other systems also tend to do more than you need them to do, and those extra features are usually embedded in the price of that system. So, you will be paying for things that you don’t need. They also may not be flexible enough to meet your specific needs. Everyone has their own unique process for managing their assets. Slate Pages recognizes that and designed the Slate Pages app to cater to those needs. Customize the slates to do exactly what you need them to do. No more, no less. \n\n### Get Started\n\nWant to start using Slate Pages to label, track, and organize your assets? Let us show you how you can get started in less than 5 minutes. [Contact Us](https://slatepages.com/contact-us) today to schedule a demo.\n","author":{"username":"Slate Pages"}}}]},"allStrapiCaseStudiesArticles":{"edges":[]}},"pageContext":{"blogArticlesLimit":2,"blogArticlesSkip":6,"caseStudiesArticlesLimit":4,"caseStudiesArticlesSkip":0,"numPages":2,"currentPage":2,"id":"Tag_1","strapiId":1,"title":"Asset Management"}},
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