Meeting/Event Information

Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Day One: Life Safety Code Requirements and Critical Systems Compliance

Designed for administrators, executive directors, facility leaders, safety professionals, environmental services directors, and maintenance teams, the program combines expert instruction with real-world applications to strengthen regulatory readiness, reduce organizational risk, and enhance the safety of residents, staff, and visitors.IMPORTANT NOTE:If you attended Ken’s 2-Day Life Safety Boot Camp in April 2025, Day 1 will be a REFRESHER and Day 2 will cover NEW material and go further in-depth on topics covered last year.Tuesday, September 1, 2026Day One: Life Safety Code Requirements and Critical Systems ComplianceThe first day provides an in-depth review of the Life Safety Code requirements that have the greatest impact on senior living facilities and the critical role that inspection, testing, and maintenance play in sustaining a safe and compliant environment.

Wednesday, September 2, 2026Day Two: Correcting Deficiencies, Building Compliance, and Preparing for Emerging Challenges.

The second day focuses on applying Life Safety Code® requirements in real-world operations and addressing the ongoing challenges senior living organizations face in maintaining continuous compliance.

Special emphasis will be placed on building a culture of compliance by encouraging collaboration among facility leadership, maintenance personnel, clinical staff, and operations teams to identify and address potential risks before they become survey deficiencies. The program will also explore two critical regulatory responsibilities for senior living providers.

Objectives:

• Review the Life Safety Code requirements by identifying key regulatory standards affecting senior 
  living facilities and explaining how critical building systems, fire protection features, and 
  inspection, testing, and maintenance (ITM) activities support ongoing compliance and resident 
  safety.
• Develop proactive compliance strategies by strengthening inspection and maintenance programs and 
  establishing processes that promote continuous regulatory compliance and a culture of safety 
  throughout the organization.
• Implement comprehensive risk management programs by applying best practices for water management 
  and Legionella prevention, emergency preparedness, hazard vulnerability assessment, and 
  organizational response planning to protect residents, staff, and visitors during routine 
  operations and emergency events.

*Includes up to 12.0 CEUs (6.0 per day) and Lunch(es)