NFPA 110 & life safety
Connect generator fuel testing with the NFPA 110 / 99 / 101 life-safety bridge.
Explore this referenceNational life-safety fuel-continuity campaign
One workflow. Ten steps.
Every mission-critical community.
Fuel testing measures condition at a point in time. Continuity preserves what happens before, during, and after that test—from the first identified asset to the next event.
A shared blueprint for engineers, healthcare facilities, emergency-power teams, data centers, utilities, fuel professionals, and service providers.
The national objective
Preserve the reliability work already being performed.
An asset may be engineered, commissioned, fueled, sampled, tested, maintained, corrected, and tested again by different people using different systems. FOI's workflow keeps the fuel-condition event connected across those handoffs. Your engineering, inspection, maintenance and asset systems retain their authority; FOI preserves its testing evidence and continuity record.
The shared blueprint
The ten-step fuel-quality continuity workflow
One sequence applies across industries. The responsible party and applicable standard may change; the core evidence and handoff discipline does not.
01IdentifySite, asset, fuel, sampling point
02SampleCollect and record the event
03CustodyPreserve identity and handling
04Laboratory PerformanceProduce condition evidence
05ReviewInterpret findings and responsibility
06CorrectDocument actions when needed
07VerifyConfirm the outcome
08PreserveRetain the continuity record
09TrendCompare events through time
10Next EventCarry evidence into the next cycle
Not every event requires corrective work. Each event must clearly record what was reviewed, whether correction was needed, and what was verified. Learning the workflow does not establish a completed fuel-testing event.
A common system, different responsibilities
Find your professional doorway.
This is a national professional campaign, not six separate workflows. Begin with the responsibility you already own.
Emergency power
NFPA 110 testing community
Connect fuel sampling, laboratory performance, review, and the next testing event.
Explore generator fuel testing →Engineering
Project management & facilities
Carry equipment and fuel identity from commissioning into operations without replacing existing systems.
Explore workflow education →Life safety
Healthcare & public facilities
Support applicable NFPA 110, 99, and 101 responsibilities with identifiable fuel events and preserved records.
See participation options →Critical infrastructure
Data centers, utilities & 911
Connect deliveries, tanks, samples, lab evidence and trends across multiple assets and facilities.
See continuity services →Field and supply
Service providers & fuel distribution
Use repeatable field screening, sample identification and laboratory follow-through.
Explore field products →Technology and training
Maintenance platforms & educators
Teach and carry the workflow alongside existing CMMS/EAM records and professional education.
Explore the education pathway →Education and adoption
See the workflow. Learn the workflow. Use the workflow.
The campaign page explains the blueprint; the course teaches professionals how to establish asset and sample identity, follow the custody sequence, interpret the handoffs, and use continuity in actual work.
Free national workflow education
FREE
Online ten-step workflow education and an acknowledgement of course completion. Open to engineers, students, facilities, technicians, service providers and other mission-critical professionals.
Request course accessAnnual professional education & performance documentation
$250 / year
The same education with an optional twelve-month commitment, structured applied learning, signed performance documentation, and state-specific records.
Proposed pathway: 8 PDHs for qualifying initial instruction and assessment, plus 8 for qualifying annual learning activities, subject to documented hours, provider requirements, and state board acceptance.
Ask about state eligibilityChoose fulfillment
From blueprint to action.
The national campaign introduces the shared workflow. These are the practical FOI destinations for testing, products, training and operational continuity.
Mail-in testing
Life-safety sample kit
Collect and submit an identified fuel sample for laboratory testing.
Explore sample kit →Laboratory services
NFPA 110 fuel-quality analysis
Choose appropriate methods and obtain laboratory evidence, review and results.
Explore testing →Field service
Field screening kits
Screen common fuel-quality concerns at the point of work and follow up when laboratory confirmation is needed.
Explore field kits →Training
Free workflow education
Learn adoption and practical use of the ten-step continuity sequence.
View education options →Evidence
Field technician certification
Existing FOI field-test education, location setup and LIMS result submission process.
Explore field certification →Continuity
FOI LIMS and preserved records
Review site history, laboratory results and trending within FOI's supported operations.
Existing users: LIMS login →A national invitation
Keep your existing reliability system.
Connect the fuel-condition evidence.
FOI is not asking your organization to replace its engineers, maintenance practices, CMMS, inspections or established decision authority. We are offering a shared fuel-quality continuity workflow and the services that make it practical.
FOI is an independent laboratory. This campaign does not imply endorsement or accreditation by NFPA, ASHE, licensing boards, or other third parties. Requirements depend on the applicable code edition, jurisdiction, and facility program.
National Fuel-Continuity Campaign
Explore the professional communities.
One ten-step workflow, connected to the responsibilities your team already owns.
The national fuel stream
Carry identified fuel-condition evidence from the source through storage, testing and end use.
Explore this referenceEngineering & facilities
Connect project delivery, commissioning, operations and professional workflow education.
Explore this referenceFuel delivery
Preserve a traceable connection between loading, transport, receiving tanks and test results.
Explore this referenceFuel distribution
Keep fuel-quality evidence connected across wholesalers, distributors, retail sites and end users.
Explore this referenceSample kits & field testing
Choose practical sampling and field-screening pathways connected to laboratory testing.
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