According to the NYC Fire Code, which of the following is required in all commercial buildings?
The NYC Fire Code mandates that fire extinguishers be provided on each floor of commercial buildings. Emergency exits must be clearly marked, but there is no requirement for neon lights. Exit doors must open outward, not inward, and fire alarm testing frequencies are regulated but may not require weekly testing.
Which of the following is true regarding the maintenance of fire protection systems under the NYC Fire Code?
The NYC Fire Code requires that fire protection systems (such as sprinklers, alarms, etc.) be tested annually by a licensed professional to ensure they are functioning properly. Regular maintenance is required, regardless of system malfunctions, and inspections are more frequent than every 5 years.
Under the NYC Fire Code, which of the following is NOT considered a fire hazard in a building?
Properly maintained smoke detectors are essential for safety and do not pose a fire hazard. Blocked fire exits, non-compliant electrical wiring, and improperly stored flammable materials are all considered fire hazards under the NYC Fire Code.
What is the maximum allowable number of people in a room according to NYC Fire Code, if the room has only one exit?
According to the NYC Fire Code, a room with only one exit is typically limited to 50 people, to ensure safe and efficient evacuation in the event of a fire. Larger rooms with multiple exits can accommodate more occupants, depending on the number of exits and other safety measures.
Which NYC regulation requires that all fire alarm systems be connected to a central station?
The NYC Fire Code requires that fire alarm systems be connected to a central monitoring station for immediate notification to emergency services in the event of a fire. Local laws may include additional specifics, but the Fire Code establishes this requirement for alarm systems.