Nfpa101 building rehab orlando2010
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The 2006 edition of NFPA's Life Safety Code, NFPA 101, contains a new chapter on buildling rehabilitation for existing buildings.
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- 1. Applying NFPA 101 ® Life Safety Code ® to Building Rehabilitation Kristin Collette Fire Protection Engineer NFPA A.
- 3. Definitions and Scope of Chapter 43 A.
- 10. Definition - Modification A.
- 14. Definition – Change of Use A.
- 19. Multiple Work Categories A.
- 20. Multiple Work Categories A.
- 22. A. NFPA 914 Code for Fire Protection in Historic Structures 2007 Edition
- 25. Application A.
- 30. Reconstruction – Means of Egress Module 7- Illumination Emergency Lighting
- 31. Reconstruction - Sprinklers Module 7-
- 32. Reconstruction - Sprinklers Module 7-
- 33. Reconstruction - Sprinklers Module 7-
- 35. Hazard Categories A. 1 3 2 4
- 37. Additions A.
- 38. In Summary: A. X = Required D = “It depends” IF = new interior finish wp = work performed wp* = wp plus add’l items
- 39. Thank you! A.
Notas do Editor
- Chapters 43 (101-294) Instructor’s Note: NEW Chapter. REVIEW VERY CAREFULLY. Replaces former material in Chapter 4 on alterations, modernizations and renovations. This will be a totally new concept to most people.
- 43.1.2.1 (101-295) Instructor’s Note: 4.6.7.3, (101-36)
- 43.1.4 (101-295) Instructor’s Note: Example: Noncompliant handrail can be replaced with compliant handrail without applying Chapter 43 .
- 43.1.1 (101-294) Instructor’s Note: Use the next slide for definitions. Historic is included since there is a section on building rehabilitation for historic buildings, but it is NOT a category of work!
- 43.2.2.1.1 (101-295) Instructor’s Notes: Examples: Patching gypsum board wall Painting walls or ceilings Patching wallpaper
- 43.2.2.1.2 (101-295) Instructor’s Notes: Examples: Door replacement Ceiling replacement Replacement fire alarm system
- 43.2.2.1.3 (101-295) Instructor’s Notes: Examples Alteration within a tenant space Installation of new fire alarm system Extension of existing fire alarm system
- http://www.iron.org/edc/images/global/ironriver%20007.jpg
- 43.2.2.1.4 (101-295) It is not the intent that a corridor, aisle, or circulation space within a suite be considered as a corridor that is shared by more than one occupant space. The suite should be considered as only one occupant space. The following situations should be considered to involve more than one occupant space: (1) Work affecting a corridor that is common to multiple guest rooms on a floor of a hotel occupancy (2) Work affecting a corridor that is common to multiple living units on a floor of an apartment building occupancy (3) Work affecting a corridor that is common to multiple tenants on a floor of a business occupancy
- 43.2.2.1.5 (101-295) Instructor’s Notes: Examples Increase in occupant load of assembly occupancy Changing hospital to nursing home Changing a patient room to a storage room Changing use condition in a detention and correctional occupancy
- http://tedullrich.com/projects/project_25/ted_ullrich_design_03.jpg 43.2.2.1.6 (101-295) Instructor’s Notes: Examples: Converting a school to an office building Converting a store to a restaurant
- 43.2.2 http://www.paulding.k12.ga.us/districtops/construction/splost/hjms/Herschel-Jones-Middle-School-Addition.jpg.1.7 (101-295)
- 43.2.2.4 (101-295)
- 43.1.3 (101-295)
- Reconstruction >10% of work area so reconstruction requirements apply.
- 43.10 (101-299)
- NFPA 914, Code for Fire Protection in Historic Structures , 2001 Edition
- 43.10.2 (101-299)
- 43.1.2 (101-295) Instructor’s Note: The minimum requirements for existing always are a base requirement.
- 43.3 (101-296) Instructor’s Note: Repair was never really addressed in Code before. This requires that the repair at least meet existing, but not less that what was there before. Also see 43.1.4.4, (101-295). Example of like material: Previously approved Class A textile wall covering
- 43.4 (101-296)
- 43.5 (101-296)
- 43.6.2.2 (101-311/312) Instructor’s Note: There have been several changes in this area. The material on emergency lighting is new and the material on handrails, guards and exit signage has been deleted.
- 43.6.4 (101-312)
- 43.7.1 (101-298) Instructor’s Notes: 4.6.7.3, (101-36).
- Table 43.7.3 (101-299)
- 43.7.2 (101-298)
- 43.8 (101-298)