LSC & OFM Flashcards

(33 cards)

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What are other legislations in building safety

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Fire code
building code
electrical code

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What is the NFPA

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a guide for when there is no clear guidance on an issue in the particular jurdiction of residence

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what are relative ontario regulatory requirements

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OHSA
technical safety standards act
ARC’s

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Where do ontario based requirements find their genesis

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NFPA LSC

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what are 3 characteristics of the NFPA LSC

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economical
best science
ongoing maintenance and review

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what is a limitation of the NFPA 101 LSC

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written with a US focus

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What are key components of NFPA 101

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classifies occupancies
means of egress
fire protection features
building services
fire protection equipment
specific conditions for occupancies
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What does the OFC place restricrions on

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storage of hazardous materials (specifically flammable and combustible liquids) in various occupancies. assembly (schools) and residential (single family dwellings, apartments)

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What is the restriction in assembly occupancies

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limited quantities in approved containers only

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Assembly occupancies, max quantity of liquids formula

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q1/30 + q2/150 + q3/600 < 1

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Some storage is allowed in cabinets or rooms but with a restriction. what is it

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flammable liquids cant be stored above or below the first storey of the building or on exterior balconies

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Can flammable or combustible liquids be stored on exterior balconies?

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no

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where can flammable and combustible liquids be stored in residential occupancies

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within the unit - 30 and 10

attached garage or shed - 50 and 30

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To what mercantile occupancies do restrictions apply? and where can they store their liquids?

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ones that involve prepackaged closed containers. OFC permits basement storage

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In mercantile occupancies what are he limitations dependent upon

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suite size
liquid classification
sprinkler protection

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What are the mercantile quantity restrictions

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8000 L Max OR 8L/m2
2000 L Class I OR 2L/m2
300 L class ia and ib combined OR .3L/m2

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What are other occupancies with storage restrictions

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buisness and personal services
educational occupances (non-res)
Institutional occupances (supervisory or medical care or correctional institutions)
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In the “other” occupancies, where can liquids be stored

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in cabinets in closed containers

in rooms with no openings directly with public portions

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What do single fire compartments have a rating of when they can store 250 L

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45 min fire resistance rating

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What and how must individual containers exceeding 5L of flammable or combustible liquids be stored

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in compliance with ULC/ ORD -C-30 Safety container requirements

they must be safety cans up to 25 L capacity

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What does the OFM use the Comprehensive Fire Safety Effectiveness Model for

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to describe the process and procedures under which its desired objectives of optimizing public fire safety can be met

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Name some issues which can determine fire impact on individuals and community

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lack of water supply/ HR/ security/ property maintenance/ fire safe behaviour/ fire safety eduxation and adequate separation/egress/alarm and detection

removable or correctible sources of ignition
alcohol or drug impairment

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Who conducts a Needs Analysis

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municipalities. but an organization can complete one too

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What does a needs analysis include

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a list of property, occupant and/or fire types relevant to community

number of properties of each property type within the community and number of occupancy for each occupant type and fires for each fire type

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What happens after the needs analysis information is collected and what does it entail
``` a more in depth assessment takes place that considers: number of fires and incident rates possibility of ignition number of fatalities/injuries and their rates property losses (dollars) expected size of any fire number of persons imperiled/affected moral or legal concerns ```
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how is the in depth assignment further assessed
prioritization based on risk assess why there is a risk select programs to address risk within available resources
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What are relevant subcomponents of program selection/development and implementation
fire incident evaluation public safety education inspection
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What are characterics of a Category A building
<600 m2 in area 3 stories or less in height; doesnt contain an occupancy subject to retrofit or hazardous occupancy that has specific fire safet requirements; do not contain an institutional occupancy
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What are characterics of a Category B building
>600m2 in area 6 stories or less in height doesnt contain an occupancy subject to retrofit not yet in compliance does not contain institutional occupancy
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What are characterics of a Category C building
>600m2 in area 6 stories or more in height doesnt contain occupancy subject to retrofit not yet in compliance MAY contain institutional occupancy that is in compliance with retrofit
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What are characterics of a Category D building
an occupancy subject to retrofit NOT yet in compliance D1- assembly D2 - rooming houses, community and social services D3 - institutional D4 - low rise res D5 - high rise res D6 - 2 unit residential
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What are characterics of a Category E building
buildings of new construction subject to OBC E1 - referenced by OBC part 9 E2 - referenced by OBC part 3 E3 - high rise buildings 3.2.6
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What should staff be knowledgeable of
``` sprinkler systems fire alarm and detectors standpipe and hose systems fire fighter systems emergency power generators smoke control measures fixed extinguishing systems ```