Your Life Safety Code surveyor. Always available.
BRUCE is the interface to the Regulatory Brain. The Life Safety Code surveyor you can ask questions to, any time. Ask in plain English. Get answers grounded in traceable regulatory logic.
Ask anything about the Life Safety Code.
BRUCE understands the complete regulatory framework: NFPA 101, NFPA 72, NFPA 13, NFPA 25, CMS Conditions of Participation, K-tags, E-tags, state fire codes, and local amendments.
Ask in plain English. Get answers with traceable code references. No more digging through 1,000-page documents or waiting for a consultant callback.
- Natural language queries about any code section
- Every answer traceable to specific NFPA/CMS references
- Progressive intelligence: learns your building over time
- Available 24/7, not just during business hours
"Our 1978 building has a corridor that narrows to 46 inches near the east wing. Is this a citation risk?"
BRUCE: Yes. Per NFPA 101 Section 19.2.3.4 (existing health care), corridors serving as a means of egress must be at least 48 inches (1220 mm) in clear width, measured wall-to-wall — handrails are permitted to project into the clear width. At 46 inches, this segment would be cited under K-tag K232 (Corridor Width). Recommended next step...
"What would we need to do to remediate this?"
What BRUCE can do for you.
Code Interpretation
Ask about any K-tag, E-tag, NFPA section, or CMS requirement. Get clear explanations with traceable references.
Building-Specific Answers
The more BRUCE learns about your facility, the more specific and actionable the answers become. Progressive intelligence.
Survey Preparation
Ask BRUCE what a surveyor would look for in your specific building configuration. Prepare with confidence.
Remediation Guidance
Get actionable steps for addressing findings, including alternative compliance paths and equivalency options.
Regulation Monitoring
BRUCE tracks regulatory changes and alerts you when new requirements affect your building or existing compliance posture.
Team Training
Use BRUCE to educate staff on code requirements, explain the reasoning behind maintenance procedures, and build institutional knowledge.
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