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We’re excited to announce that Wolverine Fire Protection Co. has partnered with the LA Clippers through their Small Business Partner Program. It’s an honor to support such an iconic organization and the community around it.

At Wolverine Fire Protection Co., we’re proud to be your trusted partner in protecting what matters most. We’re committed to delivering top-quality fire protection solutions that help keep your property—and the people inside it—safe.

?Wolverine Fire Protection Co. has received the Platinum Safety Award from Highwire! David Tibbetts, CSP (Highwire’s Chief Safety Officer) states, “Management systems are critical to any company’s ability to deliver successful outcomes and, most importantly, to keep their employees safe. Wolverine Fire Protection Co. has done a remarkable job implementing a strong safety management system resulting in exceptional safety performance and results.” Highwire’s safety assessment reviews a company’s historic and current safety performance. The program provides a thorough, objective, and consistent evaluation of company performance so clients and contractors can identify, monitor, and mitigate risks more effectively. These results provide a strong indicator of how a contractor values safety and serves as a reliable predictor of future performance. Great job Brandon and all of Team Wolverine!!

Wolverine Fire Protection is proud to receive the Platinum Safety Award from Highwire. This award is presented to companies registering a safety score of 95-100% in the Safety Assessment Program (less than 5% of contractors receive this recognition). We are pleased to be recognized for our superior safety management program.
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Wolverine Fire Protection Co.’s recent National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF) project with McCarthy Mortenson JV has been named ENR Midwest’s 2023 Project of the Year. The $1.25-billion project involved the construction of a state-of-the-art biocontainment laboratory dedicated to the study of diseases that threaten the United States’ food supply and public health. The 715,000 sq. ft. complex will replace the aging Plum Island Animal Disease Centre, improving the nation’s ability to conduct research, develop vaccines, diagnose emerging diseases, and train veterinarians. The complex contains a main laboratory building with biosafety levels 2, 3, 4, and BSL4, a central utility plant, a shipping building, a wastewater treatment plant, and a visitor center. These features and the unprecedented resiliency of the structure led to the NBAF facility being named the ENR Midwest’s Project of the Year.