A Twitter exec quit over arguments he install illegal locks and heaters that 'would put lives at risk' in headquarters' bedrooms, lawsuit says
Most notably, that includes adding locks which wouldn't automatically open when the fire suppression system was activated – a violation of California building codes – according to the complaint.
Killian argued that this"would put lives at risk" because staff could be stuck in the bedrooms in the case of an earthquake or fire, the complaint says. The suit says the instructions were given to him via Musk's transition team, a group of advisors including Boring Company CEO Steve Davis, who were brought on to help build Twitter 2.0.
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