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FIRE SYSTEMS: FEIL 171
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PHONE: 2069197510
EXPLANATION OF CODE
PERMITS%
1. Obtain a perm it from the Fire Department: I.F.C. 105.1
2. Maintain hazardous materials/processes according to your Department permit
requirements: I.F.C. 105.1
Renew expired Fire Department permit: I.F.C. 105.1.2/105.3.1
Conspicuously post Fire Department permit in appropriate location: I.F.C. 105.3.5
Obtain business license
Obtain permit from Building Department for:
FIRE PROTECTION:
7. Remove all foreign material from the sprinkler heads or replace the sprinkler heads:
I.F.C.901.6.1
8. Nothing shall be placed on or hung from sprinkler piping: I.F.C. 901.6.1
9. Install approved cover(s) on the Fire Department sprinkler connection: I.F.C. 901.6.1
10. Remove all storage from around sprinkler system control valves: I.F.C. 901.6.1
11. Repair sprinkler system deficiencies: LFC. 901.6.1
12. Remove all items that might block access to sprinkler control valves or Fire
Department hose connections: I.F.C. 901.6.1
13. Lower the storage to a minimum of 18" below the sprinkler head deflectors: I.F.C.
315.3.1
14, Annual confidence test must be performed on sprinkler system(s) by a qualified
person, and documentation must be provided to Fire Marshal: I.F.C. 901.6.1
15. Fusible link or sprinkler head must be replaced on hood and vent extinguishing
system: I.F.C. 904.11.6.3
16. Hood and vent extinguishing system must be serviced semi-annually by a
qualified person: LFC. 904.11.6.2
17. Remove all accumulations of grease from the range hood, filters and connecting
grease flue and institute periodic cleaning to provent such accumulation in the
future: I.F.C. 609.3.3.1
18. Spray booth filters shall be maintained and changed in accordance with: I.F.C. 1504.3
19. Remove all items or conditions, which might interfere with proper use of fire
hydrant: I.F.C.507.5.4
20. Repair fire alarm system: I.F.C. 907.8.5
21. Fire alarm system shall be tested and maintained annually: NFPA 72
qDocumentation shall be provided to Fire Marshal: I.F.C. 907.7.2
Install portable fire extinguishers: I.F.C. 906.1
-.2The fire extinguisher(s) must be inspected/tagged annually: NFPA 10
24. The fire extinguisher(s) must be serviced/recharged by a qualified person: NFPA
25. Fire/life safety systems must be tested and maintained, documentation must be
provided to the Fire Marshal: I.F.C. 901.6.1
26. The dry standpipe shall be hydrostatically tested every five years: LFC. 901.6
27. All devices in approved locations: I.F.C. 907.1
EXITING:
28. Maintain exit pathway lighting: I.F.C. 1006.1/1006.3
29. Maintain exit sign illumination: I.F.C.1011.2/1011.3
30. Provide approved signs indicating the direction of travel to fire exits: I.F.C. 1011
31, Provide approved signs indicating the fire exit(s): I. F.C. 1011.1
32. Exits shall not be blocked or obstructed in any way, and the required width of
aisles leading to exits shall be maintained: I.F.C. 1030.2
33. Properly repair the panic hardware on the exit door(s): LF C. 1008.1.10.1
34. Exit doors shall be openable from the inside without the use of a key or any
special knowledge or effort. Exit doors shall not be locked, chained, barred,
latched, or otherwise rendered unusable. All locking devices shall be of an
approved type: I.F.C.1008.1.9
35. In group A-3, B, F, M & S occupancies, in all churches main exit door(s) may have
key -locking hardware if an approved sign is posted, stating, "This Door To Remain
Unlocked During Business Hours": I.F.C. 1008.1.9.3
36. Provide a minimum of 36' of clear aisle width: I.F.C. 1018.2
37. Provide a minimum of 44" of clear aisle width: I.F.C. 1018.2
38. Every building of three or more stories shall have approved stairway identification
signs posted: I.F.C. 1022.8
39. All assembly occupancies shall have occupant load posted in conspicuous place:
I.F.C. 1004.3
40. Overcrowding of a room or building shall not be permitted: I.F.C. 107.5
ELECTRICAL
41. Install approved covers on the open electrical service panel(s) or junction box(es):
I.F.C.605.6
42. A junction box with an approved cover is required at every splice. Therefore,
provide such boxes: I.F.C. 605.6
43 Maintain a minimum of 3'clearance in front of electrical panels: I.F.C. 605.3
44. Provide documentation that electrical wiring, panels, etc.. have been inspected
and approved by Washington State electrical inspector: I.F.C. 605.1
45. Electrical wiring and equipment in any vapor area shall be explosion -proof type
approved for use in such hazardous location- I F C 1503.2.1/3403.1/2201 *5
(426.)LIiemnsion cords shall not be used as a substitute'for permanent wiring: I.F.C. 605.5
47. Th
of the appliance or fixture served by that cord: I.F.C. 605.5.2
48 Extension cords shall be maintained in good condition without splices,
deterioration, or damage: LFC. 605.5.3
49. Extension cords shall be of the grounded type when serving grounded appliances or
fixtures: I.F.C. 605.5.4
FIRE SEPARATIONS:
50. Discontinue blocking or wedging open fire doors: I.F.C. 703.2
51. Repair the fire door(s) so they close completely and in proper sequence: LFC.
703.2f703.2.3
52. If an open fire door is necessary for ventilation or convenience, a hold open device
approved by the Fire Marshal must be used: I.F.C. 703.2.2/1. B.C. 715.3.7.2
53. All required occupancy separations, area separation walls, and draft stop partitions,
shall be maintained as specified in the International Building Code: I.FC. 701.1[703.1
54. Repair the damaged plaster with a fire -resistive material equivalent to the surrounding
surfaces: I.F.C. 703.1
FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS. GASES. AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS:
55. Reduce the quantity of flammable liquids: CHAPTER 57
56. Flammable liquids not exceeding 120 gallons may be stored in an approved storage
cabinet. Such cabinet shall be conspicuously labeled in red letters: "Flammable -Keep
Fire Away': CHAPTER 57
57. Remove the accumulation of combustible residues from the walls, floor and ceiling of
the spray room area: CHAPTER 25
58. Dispensing devices shall be of an approved type. Class I -A flammable liquids shall not
be dispensed from tanks, drums, barrels, or similar containers by gravity Approved
pumps taking suction from the top of the container shall be used: CHAPTER 57
59. Hose nozzle valves used at self-service stations for dispensing of Class I flammable
liquids shall be listed automatic closing: CHAPTER 23
60. When damage to LP gas systems from vehicular traffic is a possibility, precautions
against such damage shall be taken, therefore provide posts or a protective barrier to
prevent such damage: CHAPTER 61
61. All compressed gas cylinders in service or storage shall be secured to prevent falling or
being knocked over: CHAPTER 57
62. Oil burning equipment shall be ofan approved type: I.FC. 603.1.2
63. Install/repair woodworking refuse removal system: CHAPTER 28
64. Post signs stating location of emergency pump shutoff: CHAPTER 23
65. Post "NO SMOKING" sign(s) on LPG tank: CHAPTER 61
66. Remove and safety dispose of damaged or leaking containers of flammable hazardous
material: CHAPTER 57
67. Use, dispensing, storage and handling of hazardous materials shall be in accordance
with I.F.C. Chapter 57 and your Fire Department permit: CHAPTER 50
68. Provide Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS): CHAPTER 50
69. Provide Hazardous Material Inventory Statement (HMIS): CHAPTER 50
70. Provide Hazardous Materials Management Plan (HMMP): CHAPTER 50
STORAGE:
71. Remove all flammable or combustible storage from the unfinished attic area: I.F.C.
315.3.4
72. Remove all combustible material from beneath the structure: I.F.C. 315.3.4
73. Lower the storage to a minimum of 24"below the ceiling: I.F.C. 315.3.1
74. Lower the storage to a minimum of 18" below the sprinkler head deflectors:
I.FC.315.3.1
75. Remove all combustible or hazardous material: I.F.C. 315.1
76. Unlawful to park or store any fueled equipment in any dwelling unit, office, exit way or
location that would create a fire or life hazard: I.F.C. 315.1
77. Boiler rooms, mechanical rooms, and electrical panel rooms shall not be used for
storage: LFC. 315.3.3
78. Any exterior door that has been rendered non-functional in an approved manner by the
Chief shall be posted in an approved manner with the words, "This Door Blocked":
LFC� 504.2
79. Dumpsters and containers with an individual capacity of 1.5 cubic yards or greater shall
not be placed within 5 feet of combustible walls, openings, or combustible roof eave
lines: I.F.C. 304.3.3
80. Remove and property dispose of the combustible tall grass, brush and other debris:
I. F.C. 304.1.2
MISCELLANEOUS*
81. Strictly enforce "NO SMOKING" restrictions: I.F.C. 310
82. Post "NO SMOKING" signs: Washington Clean Air Act of 1985 and I.F.C. 310.3
83. Discontinue the practice of illegal outdoor burning: I.F.C. 307.1
84. Secure this vacant building to reduce the fire hazard: LFC. 311.1
85. All decorative materials are required to be of flame retardant material or treated to
providerflame resistant characteristics: I.F.C. 806/807
86. Any owner, operator. occupant or other responsible person who shall fail to take
immediate action to abate a fire hazard when ordered or notified to do so by the Fire
Chief, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor: I.F.C. 109
87. Post and maintain the correct street address number in an approved manner: I.F.C.505
88. Post and maintain the correct suite or unit designator: LFC. 505.1
89. Striping and "Fire Lane - No Parking" signstmarkings shall clearly indicate where the
approved fire lane is located I.F.C. 503.3
90. Provide a key box for emergency access to the building: LFC. 506.1
91. Provide appropriate access to the building: I.FC. Section 503