2009 IFC Code Sample Test (Start To SEC 906)

Section 302 Definitions. Section 309 is the detailed section. Big hazards are the refueling process and the ventilation and storage of combustibles near the battery chargers

503.1.1 FYI...Read exceptions. Fire code official can approve alternative means AND sprinklers give you an exception

315.2.1

304.1 As the fire code designee on an inspection this covers many of the housekeeping issues that are found in our cities. It is a broad stroke that lets us point out excessive COMBUSTIBLE crap we find

308.1.7 Candles have been the source of tragic fires in the past. Instead of outlawing them completely they said you light them when the fire official approved AND you could not pass them from person to person

105.1.2

P.22 Read the description of Business Group B. This one always comes up cause we look at the list and not the description

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DEFINITIONS IN CHAPTER 3. KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A RECREATIONAL FIRE, AND OPEN BURNING, A BONFIRE IS A TYPE OF RECREATIONAL FIRE

311.2.2 Becoming more prevalent in the current economy. Building owners do not want to pay for the upkeep on fire protections systems when there is no revenue coming in

109.2.4, sometimes they will give you answers like fire chief or fire marshal, but the key answer is always fire code official.

312.2 (1) Posts are used so you don't back into stuff like gas mains

503.2.1 FYI....Appendix D refers to fire apparatus access roads being 26 feet if there is a hydrant on the road OR if the building is more than 30 feet tall to allow for the Ladder. Appendices are not mandatory unless adopted by the AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction)

508.1.3 This is a change from the 2006

Table 105.6.8

906.9.3

105.6.43. ALSO 2403.2 which is the chapter for Tents and other membrane structures. It will give you the exceptions and the other detailed requirements specific to tents and membrane structures

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105.6.16 (3)

When you are taking the test you may see the Aircraft hanger under U occ's, This is for one that is attached to a Single family or Duplex. Found on small rural private airstrips

308.1.4. BUT READ THE EXCEPTIONS. "What the code giveth, the exceptions taketh away" The exceptions part is when the special interest groups weigh in on perfectly good life safety measures and make them ambiguous

p. 22) You think it would be an E, but that only goes through 12th grade. Also lecture halls are classified as an A-3.

507.5.1 FYI.... if it has a sprinkler you can have 600 feet. The sprinkler is designed to contain the fire. Therefore its okay if we have to lay another couple sections of supply. "Those who write the code do not pick up hose"

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313.1 read the exceptions

Table 105.6.20. When reviewing for tests, pay special attention to the Tables, ALWAYS CHECK THE EXCEPTIONS

105.6.16 (2)

905.3.1

307.4.1 50 feet. This is the type of question you will miss if you do not rea closely. If these tests were not times everyone would gett 100 percent

Table 906.1 -> 1505..4.2 -> Table 906.3(1)