
Significant Changes to the 2006 International Fire Code
Jeffrey Shapiro(Author)
Delmar Cengage Learning (Publisher)
Published on 25. April 2007
Book
Paperback/Softback
256 pages
978-1-4180-5301-7 (ISBN)
Description
Pinpoint innovative technologies and materials and the most current approaches to fire safety, life safety, and fire prevention! This "must-have" resource identifies the significant changes that occurred between the 2003 and 2006 Editions of the International Fire Code. Coverage focuses squarely on those provisions that have special significance, are utilized frequently, or have had a change on the Code's application. Not only does this approach assist users in identifying the specific Code changes that have occurred, it also aids readers in comparing the previous Code language to the new text, and most importantly, fosters an understanding of why the Code changed.
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Reviews / Votes
102.3-.5 Change of Use or Occupancy 106.4 Missed Violations 202 Definitions 308.3.8 Dormitory Ignition Sources 309.5 Fueling of Forklifts, Etc. 311.5 Placards for Unsafe Buildings 313.1 Fueled Equipment 404.2 Fire Safety/Evacuation Plans and Drills Table 405.2 High-Rise Fire Evacuation Drills 605.10 Portable Electric Space Heaters 606.8 Refrigerant Detectors 606.9.1 Refrigeration System Cut-Off Switches 608 Special Battery Provisions Chapter 8 Interior Finishes and Decorations 901.4 Recall of Fire Protection Components 901.6.2 System Inspection Records 903.2.1.2 Sprinklers in Group A-2 Occupancies 903.3.1.2.1 Sprinklers at Balconies and Decks 904.11.5.1 Class K Fire Extinguishers 905.3.7 Marina and Boatyard Standpipes 906.2 Electronic Monitoring of Fire Extinguishers 907.2.6 Alarms in Group I Occupancies 907.2.9 Manual Fire Alarm Boxes in R-2 Occupancies 910.1 Smoke and Heat Vents Table 910.3 Smoke Venting and Draft Curtains 914 Fire Protection Based on Special Detailed Requirements Chapter 10 Day Care Occupant Load/Egress Provisions 1004.2 Maximum Occupant Load 1008.1.9 Panic Hardware 1013.2 Egress Through Adjoining Rooms 1027.2 Exits for Unoccupied Areas 1027.6 Obstruction of Exit Signs Chapter 15 Flammable Finishes 1508.1 Spray-applied Bed Liners Table 1805.2.2 HPM Quantities 2205.6 Warning Signs for Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing Table 2206.2.3 Separation for Vaults 2209.3.2, 2211 Hydrogen Vehicle Fueling 2308.2.1 Plastic Pallets and Shelves Chapter 27 Combustible Fibers Table 2703.1.1(1) MAQ Exception for Fuel Table 2703.8.3.2 Number of Group M and S Retail Display Control Areas 2703.2.9 Testing of Hazardous Materials Safety Systems 2703.8.3.3 Control Area Fire-Resistance Ratings 3003.3 Pressure Relief for Compressed Gas Containers 3003.14 Gas Vaults Chapter 33 Explosives 3308.2 Fireworks Display Plan 3308.9 Post Fireworks Display Inspection 3404.2.7.5.8 Overfill Prevention 3404.3.1 Design, Construction and Capacity of Containers 3404.3.1 Bag-in-Box/Bag-in-Tote Packages 3404.3.2.3 Number of Storage Cabinets 3404.3.5.1 Basement Storage of Class I Liquids 3402.1 Liquid Storage Warehouses Chapters 34 and 27 Alcohol-Based Hand Rub Table 3404.3.6.3(2) Special Storage Allowance for Resins 3405.3.8.4 Weather Protection for Outdoor Use 3504.2.1 Separation Distances for Outdoor Flammable Gas Storage/Use 3704.2.2.7 Treatment System Exception 3806.2 Overfill Prevention for LPG Containers 3809.12 Outdoor LPG Storage Location for Resale Purposes Appendix D107.1 Residential Sprinkler EquivalencyMore details
Language
English
Place of publication
Clifton Park
United States
Publishing group
Cengage Learning, Inc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 276 mm
Width: 213 mm
Thickness: 22 mm
Weight
817 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-4180-5301-7 (9781418053017)
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Jeffrey M. Shapiro, P.E., FSFPE is President of International Code Consultants, a consulting fire- and life-safety engineering firm based in Austin, Texas, and is recognized as one of the nation?s leading fire code experts. Mr. Shapiro holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Fire Protection Engineering from the University of Maryland, and he is a Registered Professional Engineer. Mr. Shapiro is a fellow and past chapter president of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers, and he is a member of the International Code Council, the National Fire Protection Association, Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society and Salamander Fire Protection Engineering Honor Society.
In addition to these distinguished credentials, past accomplishments also include: Chief executive of the International Fire Code Institute (IFCI); Creator and executive editor of the IFCI Fire Code Journal magazine; Coordinator of the Uniform Fire Code for the International Conference of Building Officials and the Western Fire Chiefs Association; Manager of Fire- and Life-safety for Embassy Construction for the United States Department of State; Major Fires Investigator for the United States Fire Administration; Assistant to the Fire Marshal for the City of Fort Worth, Texas Fire Department. Mr. Shapiro is also a recognized author and has published articles in nationally prominent magazines including Building Standards, Fire Code Journal, American Fire Journal, Fire Engineering and Fire Command. He is also a contributing author for the NFPA Fire Protection Handbook, and has also served as an editor and contributing editor to books such as the Hazardous Materials Classification Guide and the NFPA Automatic Sprinkler Systems Handbook Jeffrey M. Shapiro, P.E., FSFPE is President of International Code Consultants, a consulting fire- and life-safety engineering firm based in Austin, Texas, and is recognized as one of the nation?s leading fire code experts. Mr. Shapiro holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Fire Protection Engineering from the University of Maryland, and he is a Registered Professional Engineer. Mr. Shapiro is a fellow and past chapter president of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers, and he is a member of the International Code Council, the National Fire Protection Association, Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society and Salamander Fire Protection Engineering Honor Society.
In addition to these distinguished credentials, past accomplishments also include: Chief executive of the International Fire Code Institute (IFCI); Creator and executive editor of the IFCI Fire Code Journal magazine; Coordinator of the Uniform Fire Code for the International Conference of Building Officials and the Western Fire Chiefs Association; Manager of Fire- and Life-safety for Embassy Construction for the United States Department of State; Major Fires Investigator for the United States Fire Administration; Assistant to the Fire Marshal for the City of Fort Worth, Texas Fire Department. Mr. Shapiro is also a recognized author and has published articles in nationally prominent magazines including Building Standards, Fire Code Journal, American Fire Journal, Fire Engineering and Fire Command. He is also a contributing author for the NFPA Fire Protection Handbook, and has also served as an editor and contributing editor to books such as the Hazardous Materials Classification Guide and the NFPA Automatic Sprinkler Systems Handbook
In addition to these distinguished credentials, past accomplishments also include: Chief executive of the International Fire Code Institute (IFCI); Creator and executive editor of the IFCI Fire Code Journal magazine; Coordinator of the Uniform Fire Code for the International Conference of Building Officials and the Western Fire Chiefs Association; Manager of Fire- and Life-safety for Embassy Construction for the United States Department of State; Major Fires Investigator for the United States Fire Administration; Assistant to the Fire Marshal for the City of Fort Worth, Texas Fire Department. Mr. Shapiro is also a recognized author and has published articles in nationally prominent magazines including Building Standards, Fire Code Journal, American Fire Journal, Fire Engineering and Fire Command. He is also a contributing author for the NFPA Fire Protection Handbook, and has also served as an editor and contributing editor to books such as the Hazardous Materials Classification Guide and the NFPA Automatic Sprinkler Systems Handbook Jeffrey M. Shapiro, P.E., FSFPE is President of International Code Consultants, a consulting fire- and life-safety engineering firm based in Austin, Texas, and is recognized as one of the nation?s leading fire code experts. Mr. Shapiro holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Fire Protection Engineering from the University of Maryland, and he is a Registered Professional Engineer. Mr. Shapiro is a fellow and past chapter president of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers, and he is a member of the International Code Council, the National Fire Protection Association, Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society and Salamander Fire Protection Engineering Honor Society.
In addition to these distinguished credentials, past accomplishments also include: Chief executive of the International Fire Code Institute (IFCI); Creator and executive editor of the IFCI Fire Code Journal magazine; Coordinator of the Uniform Fire Code for the International Conference of Building Officials and the Western Fire Chiefs Association; Manager of Fire- and Life-safety for Embassy Construction for the United States Department of State; Major Fires Investigator for the United States Fire Administration; Assistant to the Fire Marshal for the City of Fort Worth, Texas Fire Department. Mr. Shapiro is also a recognized author and has published articles in nationally prominent magazines including Building Standards, Fire Code Journal, American Fire Journal, Fire Engineering and Fire Command. He is also a contributing author for the NFPA Fire Protection Handbook, and has also served as an editor and contributing editor to books such as the Hazardous Materials Classification Guide and the NFPA Automatic Sprinkler Systems Handbook
Content
102.3-.5
Change of Use or Occupancy
106.4
Missed Violations
202
Definitions
308.3.8
Dormitory Ignition Sources
309.5
Fueling of Forklifts, Etc.
311.5
Placards for Unsafe Buildings
313.1
Fueled Equipment
404.2
Fire Safety/Evacuation Plans and Drills
Table 405.2
High-Rise Fire Evacuation Drills
605.10
Portable Electric Space Heaters
606.8
Refrigerant Detectors
606.9.1
Refrigeration System Cut-Off Switches
608
Special Battery Provisions
Chapter 8
Interior Finishes and Decorations
901.4
Recall of Fire Protection Components
901.6.2
System Inspection Records
903.2.1.2
Sprinklers in Group A-2 Occupancies
903.3.1.2.1
Sprinklers at Balconies and Decks
904.11.5.1
Class K Fire Extinguishers
905.3.7
Marina and Boatyard Standpipes
906.2
Electronic Monitoring of Fire Extinguishers
907.2.6
Alarms in Group I Occupancies
907.2.9
Manual Fire Alarm Boxes in R-2 Occupancies
910.1
Smoke and Heat Vents
Table 910.3
Smoke Venting and Draft Curtains
914
Fire Protection Based on Special Detailed Requirements
Chapter 10
Day Care Occupant Load/Egress Provisions
1004.2
Maximum Occupant Load
1008.1.9
Panic Hardware
1013.2
Egress Through Adjoining Rooms
1027.2
Exits for Unoccupied Areas
1027.6
Obstruction of Exit Signs
Chapter 15
Flammable Finishes
1508.1
Spray-applied Bed Liners
Table 1805.2.2
HPM Quantities
2205.6
Warning Signs for Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing
Table 2206.2.3
Separation for Vaults
2209.3.2, 2211
Hydrogen Vehicle Fueling
2308.2.1
Plastic Pallets and Shelves
Chapter 27
Combustible Fibers
Table 2703.1.1(1)
MAQ Exception for Fuel
Table 2703.8.3.2
Number of Group M and S Retail Display Control Areas
2703.2.9
Testing of Hazardous Materials Safety Systems
2703.8.3.3
Control Area Fire-Resistance Ratings
3003.3
Pressure Relief for Compressed Gas Containers
3003.14
Gas Vaults
Chapter 33
Explosives
3308.2
Fireworks Display Plan
3308.9
Post Fireworks Display Inspection
3404.2.7.5.8
Overfill Prevention
3404.3.1
Design, Construction and Capacity of Containers
3404.3.1
Bag-in-Box/Bag-in-Tote Packages
3404.3.2.3
Number of Storage Cabinets
3404.3.5.1
Basement Storage of Class I Liquids
3402.1
Liquid Storage Warehouses
Chapters 34 and 27
Alcohol-Based Hand Rub
Table 3404.3.6.3(2)
Special Storage Allowance for Resins
3405.3.8.4
Weather Protection for Outdoor Use
3504.2.1
Separation Distances for Outdoor Flammable Gas Storage/Use
3704.2.2.7
Treatment System Exception
3806.2
Overfill Prevention for LPG Containers
3809.12
Outdoor LPG Storage Location for Resale Purposes
Appendix D107.1
Residential Sprinkler Equivalency
Change of Use or Occupancy
106.4
Missed Violations
202
Definitions
308.3.8
Dormitory Ignition Sources
309.5
Fueling of Forklifts, Etc.
311.5
Placards for Unsafe Buildings
313.1
Fueled Equipment
404.2
Fire Safety/Evacuation Plans and Drills
Table 405.2
High-Rise Fire Evacuation Drills
605.10
Portable Electric Space Heaters
606.8
Refrigerant Detectors
606.9.1
Refrigeration System Cut-Off Switches
608
Special Battery Provisions
Chapter 8
Interior Finishes and Decorations
901.4
Recall of Fire Protection Components
901.6.2
System Inspection Records
903.2.1.2
Sprinklers in Group A-2 Occupancies
903.3.1.2.1
Sprinklers at Balconies and Decks
904.11.5.1
Class K Fire Extinguishers
905.3.7
Marina and Boatyard Standpipes
906.2
Electronic Monitoring of Fire Extinguishers
907.2.6
Alarms in Group I Occupancies
907.2.9
Manual Fire Alarm Boxes in R-2 Occupancies
910.1
Smoke and Heat Vents
Table 910.3
Smoke Venting and Draft Curtains
914
Fire Protection Based on Special Detailed Requirements
Chapter 10
Day Care Occupant Load/Egress Provisions
1004.2
Maximum Occupant Load
1008.1.9
Panic Hardware
1013.2
Egress Through Adjoining Rooms
1027.2
Exits for Unoccupied Areas
1027.6
Obstruction of Exit Signs
Chapter 15
Flammable Finishes
1508.1
Spray-applied Bed Liners
Table 1805.2.2
HPM Quantities
2205.6
Warning Signs for Motor Vehicle Fuel Dispensing
Table 2206.2.3
Separation for Vaults
2209.3.2, 2211
Hydrogen Vehicle Fueling
2308.2.1
Plastic Pallets and Shelves
Chapter 27
Combustible Fibers
Table 2703.1.1(1)
MAQ Exception for Fuel
Table 2703.8.3.2
Number of Group M and S Retail Display Control Areas
2703.2.9
Testing of Hazardous Materials Safety Systems
2703.8.3.3
Control Area Fire-Resistance Ratings
3003.3
Pressure Relief for Compressed Gas Containers
3003.14
Gas Vaults
Chapter 33
Explosives
3308.2
Fireworks Display Plan
3308.9
Post Fireworks Display Inspection
3404.2.7.5.8
Overfill Prevention
3404.3.1
Design, Construction and Capacity of Containers
3404.3.1
Bag-in-Box/Bag-in-Tote Packages
3404.3.2.3
Number of Storage Cabinets
3404.3.5.1
Basement Storage of Class I Liquids
3402.1
Liquid Storage Warehouses
Chapters 34 and 27
Alcohol-Based Hand Rub
Table 3404.3.6.3(2)
Special Storage Allowance for Resins
3405.3.8.4
Weather Protection for Outdoor Use
3504.2.1
Separation Distances for Outdoor Flammable Gas Storage/Use
3704.2.2.7
Treatment System Exception
3806.2
Overfill Prevention for LPG Containers
3809.12
Outdoor LPG Storage Location for Resale Purposes
Appendix D107.1
Residential Sprinkler Equivalency