Class Requirements.pdf
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This document outlines class requirements for occupant safety training focused on the life cycle of buildings, covering both new and existing structures. The training must address fire protection systems and emergency procedures, along with construction, protection, and occupancy features designed to minimize life-threatening dangers from fire, smoke, heat, and toxic gases.
The mandatory required topics include: occupancy classifications, egress and exit protection, occupant load, exit illumination and additional considerations, hazards of vertical openings and interior finishes, components of alarms and extinguishing systems, and building rehabilitation work categories. The training must be deliverable in a live virtual environment to accommodate participants at different geographic locations.
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Class Requirements
Focus on occupant safety throughout the life cycle of a building, addressing both new and existing structures. Training must cover essential topics of fire protection systems and emergency procedures; along with construction, protection and occupancy features necessary to minimize life threatening dangers from fire, smoke, heat and toxic gases.
Mandatory required topics include:
• Occupancy classifications
• Egress and exit protection
• Occupant load
• Exit Illumination and additional considerations
• Hazards of vertical openings and interior finishes
• Components of alarms and extinguishing systems
• Building rehabilitation work categories
Training must be able to be done in a live virtual environment to accommodate participants at different locations.
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