What organization was formed with the original intention to standardize codes for sprinklers and electrical systems?

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) was established to foster the development of codes and standards in the fire protection field, specifically focusing on various safety concerns, including the installation of sprinklers and electrical systems. Its creation was driven by the need for unified standards that could enhance safety, reduce fire risks, and ensure consistent practices across different regions and jurisdictions. By standardizing codes, the NFPA aimed to minimize confusion, improve public safety, and provide clear guidelines for fire hazard prevention.

The other organizations mentioned, while related to fire safety, do not primarily focus on the standardization of codes for sprinklers and electrical systems in the way that the NFPA does. They may engage in promoting awareness, training, and advocacy but lack the foundational focus on establishing comprehensive codes and standards that characterize the NFPA's role in the fire protection landscape.