Emergency & Exit Lighting Services
When power goes out or emergencies strike, properly functioning emergency and exit lighting is essential for a safe evacuation. Thompson Safety provides inspection, maintenance, and repair services that keep your lights compliant and your workplace ready.
Service Overview
Our emergency and exit lighting program ensures your systems meet NFPA and OSHA standards while maintaining reliable performance during power loss. From monthly visual checks to annual 90-minute tests, we handle every aspect of inspection, maintenance, and documentation—so you can focus on your business.
How It Works
- Facility Assessment: We assess your site to determine the number, placement, and type of lights needed for safe egress.
- Inspection Scheduling: We establish monthly and annual testing intervals based on local requirements and equipment type.
- Testing & Maintenance: Our technicians test batteries, charging units, and light beams to ensure optimal performance.
- Compliance Documentation: Receive detailed digital reports for insurance and fire department records.
- Ongoing Support: Access 24/7 customer service for scheduling, repairs, or replacements.
Inspections & Maintenance
We perform thorough inspections and maintenance in compliance with NFPA 101, NFPA 70, and OSHA 29 CFR 1910:
- Monthly visual/push testing for basic functionality
- Annual 90-minute load testing for battery reliability
- Beam alignment and illumination checks for safe egress
- Verification of proper charging and power supply
- Service labels with date and inspection type affixed to each unit
Repairs & Replacements
If your emergency or exit lighting units fail testing, we can repair or replace them quickly. Thompson Safety offers high-quality replacement signs, lights, and batteries to keep your facility compliant and fully operational.
Compliance Standards
Our services meet key regulatory requirements to ensure safety and readiness:
- NFPA 101 – Life Safety Code for emergency lighting and egress.
- NFPA 70 – National Electrical Code for installation and maintenance.
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910 – Employer responsibility for emergency lighting functionality.
We also coordinate with your local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) to meet regional standards and reporting expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most facilities require monthly visual tests and annual 90-minute load tests per NFPA 101.
We simulate a power outage to verify that backup batteries can power lights for at least 90 minutes.
Yes. We deliver detailed reports for insurance and fire department review.
Absolutely. We perform repairs and offer new units when replacements are needed.
Routine testing ensures lights activate properly in an emergency, preventing injuries and ensuring safe evacuation.
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Stay compliant and protect your employees with Thompson’s Emergency & Exit Lighting Services.
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