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Indoor shooting ranges might make you think about the smell of gunpowder or the sounds of gunfire. In terms of fire protection, when considering life safety measures for a shooting range, my first thoughts are: How do I sprinkler it? What are the fire hazards? Who are the customers and what are their shooting skills?
Fritz Kreiss has been saving energy for customers for almost two decades. Kreiss and his wife, Catherine McQueen, own Alternative Utility Services, a full-service energy and sustainability consulting firm.
Elvove is a licensed professional engineer in four states and a certified safety professional with more than 32 years overall fire protection and life safety experience