FIRE CODE CH. 10

Question 1

What is the minimum ceiling height required above finished floor for means of egress?

Answer 1

7 ft 6 inch

This applies to specific occupancy classifications.

Question 2

What is the minimum ceiling height required above finished floor for means of egress in sections 12, 12.1, and 13?

Answer 2

8 ft

This is a standard requirement for certain occupancies.

Question 3

What percentage of the ceiling area of means of egress is permitted to extend below the minimum ceiling height of 80 inches for occupancies other than 12 and 12.1?

Answer 3

50

This allows for some flexibility in design while maintaining safety.

Question 4

A free-standing object mounted on a post or pylon shall not overhang that post or pylon more than ___ inches where the lowest point of the leading edge is more than 27 inches and less than 80 inches above the finished floor.

Answer 4

4

This regulation ensures safety and accessibility in egress areas.

Question 5

Where changes in elevation are less than 12 inches, slope changes shall be used at a _% slope.

Answer 5

5%

This is to ensure safe transitions in elevation within means of egress.

Question 6

Fixtures and furnishing shall not project more than ___ inch into the required width of an exit for occupancies 12 and 12.1.

Answer 6

1 ½

This maintains clear pathways for egress.

Question 7

Fixtures and furnishing shall not project more than ___ inch into the required width of an exit.

Answer 7

4 ½

This is a general requirement for maintaining exit accessibility.

Question 8

Handrails can protrude into the pathway, but shall not exceed ___ inches.

Answer 8

4 ½

This ensures that handrails do not obstruct egress pathways.

Question 9

For occupancies 12 and 12.1, handrails can protrude into the pathway, but shall not exceed ___ inches.

Answer 9

3 ½

This is a specific requirement for certain types of occupancies.

Question 10

Manual pulls and alcohol-based rub can project up to ___ inches from the wall.

Answer 10

4

This allows for necessary fixtures while maintaining safety standards.

Question 11

Where changes in elevation of less than ___ inches exist in the means of egress slopes should be used

Answer 11

12

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Question 12

A minimum of one stair tred is _ inches. must be provided within ___ inches of the centerline of the normal path of egress travel on the stair.

Answer 12

13

This ensures safety and support for individuals using the stairs.

Question 13

Every room or space used for assembly of 50 or more shall have the occupancy load posted in a conspicuous place near the main exit or exit doorway.

Answer 13

TRUE

This requirement ensures safety and awareness of occupancy limits.

Question 14

In determining means of egress requirements, the number of occupants for whom means of egress facilities are provided shall be determined in accordance with _______.

Answer 14

California Code of Regulations, Title 19

This regulation provides guidelines for safety in building occupancy.

Question 15

Where an area under consideration contains multiple functions having different occupant load factors, the design occupant load for such area shall be based on _______.

Answer 15

Floor Area

Each function is calculated independently to ensure accurate occupant load.

Question 16

Occupancy Load sign shall use _______ inch minimum letters.

Answer 16

2½”

This size ensures visibility and readability for safety compliance.

Question 17

When two or more Occupancies utilize the same egress, the _______ shall be met.

Answer 17

More stringent requirement

This ensures that the highest safety standards are maintained.

Question 18

In areas without fixed seating, the number of occupants shall be computed at the rate of _______ per unit of area.

Answer 18

occupant load factor

This calculation is essential for determining safe occupancy limits.

Question 19

Any area without fixed seating, divide floor area by _______ assigned to the function of the space.

Answer 19

Occupant load factor

This method helps in accurately assessing the maximum number of occupants.

Question 20

The _______ shall determine the maximum occupant load permitted for any assembly occupancy.

Answer 20

Fire Chief

The Fire Chief’s role is crucial in ensuring safety regulations are followed.

Question 21

The maximum occupant load shall not exceed the maximum occupant load designated in the Certificate of Occupancy issued by _______.

Answer 21

Department of Building & Safety

This department oversees compliance with building safety standards.

Question 22

To determine occupant load and exit requirements, floor plans shall be submitted to _______ for the proposed occupancy.

Answer 22

Fire Chief

Plans must be detailed and drawn to scale for accurate assessment.

Question 23

No _______ shall admit to any assembly occupancy or premises a greater number of persons than that for which the exit facilities are designed.

Answer 23

Both A & C

This rule is in place to prevent overcrowding and ensure safety.

Question 24

In areas having Fixed Seating Without Dividing Arms, the occupant load shall be not less than the number of seats based on one person for each _______ inches of seating length.

Answer 24

18

This standard helps maintain safety and comfort in seating arrangements.

Question 25

Seating Booths shall be based on one person for each _______ inch of booth.

Answer 25

24 ## Footnote This measurement is important for calculating safe occupancy in booths.

Question 26

To increase **occupancy load**, provide _______ square feet per person.

Answer 26

7 ## Footnote This is a requirement for determining the space needed per individual in a building.

Question 27

Outdoor areas such as yards and patios must have means of egress as required by this **Fire Code**. The occupant load of such outdoor areas is assigned by the _______.

Answer 27

Fire Code Official ## Footnote This ensures that outdoor spaces are compliant with safety regulations.

Question 28

In a **Concentrated Business Use Area** like Telephone Call Centers, provide not less than _______ square feet per occupant.

Answer 28

50 ## Footnote This specification is crucial for ensuring adequate space for occupants.

Question 29

A sign entitled **'Occupant Load'** shall be provided by the owner, manager, or person in control, or by the Department, subject to approval by the _______.

Answer 29

Fire Chief ## Footnote This sign is important for communicating the maximum number of occupants allowed.

Question 30

The **'Occupant Load'** sign shall contain all the following information except?

Answer 30

Fire Code Official Initials ## Footnote This detail is not required on the sign.

Question 31

The capacity in inches of means of egress stairways shall be calculated by multiplying the occupant load by a factor of _______ inch per occupant.

Answer 31

.3 ## Footnote This calculation is essential for determining stairway capacity.

Question 32

No Manager or **'Person in Control'** shall allow the use of the room without providing required exits as mandated by Title 19 & _______ and Chapter 9 LAMC.

Answer 32

24 ## Footnote Compliance with these regulations is critical for safety.

Question 33

Two exit access doorways are required in boiler, incinerator, and furnace rooms where the area is over _______ square feet and any fuel-fired equipment exceeds 400,000 BTU input capacity.

Answer 33

500 ## Footnote This requirement enhances safety in high-risk areas.

Question 34

In a **large family day-care home**, every story or basement shall be provided with two exits remotely located from each other. Exit door must be not less than _______ inches in width & not less than 6' 8" height.

Answer 34

32 ## Footnote This ensures safe evacuation routes for children.

Question 35

Occupant loads with _______ to 500 shall have 2 exits.

Answer 35

1 ## Footnote This is a safety measure for managing occupancy.

Question 36

For an occupancy load of 501 to 1,000, provide _______ exits.

Answer 36

3 ## Footnote This requirement is crucial for ensuring safe egress.

Question 37

Group 1-4 facilities, rooms, or spaces where care is provided for more than _______ children that are 3 months of age or less shall have access to not less than two exits.

Answer 37

10 ## Footnote This regulation is designed to protect vulnerable populations.

Question 38

Illumination under **Normal Power**: Provide _______ foot-candle minimum along exit stairways; illumination shall not be less than 10 footcandles at walking surface when in use.

Answer 38

1 ## Footnote Adequate lighting is essential for safe navigation during emergencies.

Question 39

In the event of power failure, an **Emergency Electrical System** shall automatically illuminate in all areas except?

Answer 39

Exterior Parking Areas ## Footnote This system is crucial for ensuring safety in buildings with multiple exits.

Question 40

The power supply for means of egress illumination shall normally be provided by the _______.

Answer 40

Premises Electrical ## Footnote This ensures that emergency lighting is available during power failures.

Question 41

In buildings that require **_ or more exits**, an emergency electrical system shall illuminate various areas during power failure.

Answer 41

2 ## Footnote This includes interior exit access stairways, ramps, and other critical areas.

Question 42

In the event of power supply failure, an emergency electrical system shall illuminate all Electrical equipment rooms, Fire command centers, Fire pump rooms, Generator rooms and Public Restrooms with an area greater than _______ square feet.

Answer 42

300 ## Footnote This ensures safety and accessibility in larger facilities.

Question 43

Emergency power illumination requires a minimum of **1 Footcandle** and a minimum of _______ footcandle along the path of egress at floor level.

Answer 43

.6 ## Footnote Illumination must not decline below this level at the end of the duration.

Question 44

Emergency Power Supply can be powered by all the following except?

Answer 44

Solar ## Footnote This indicates that solar power is not considered a viable option for emergency power supply.

Question 45

Elevators are required on all buildings **_ or more stories** in height.

Answer 45

4 ## Footnote This requirement ensures accessibility in taller buildings.

Question 46

Stairway width shall have a clear width of **_ inches min** between handrails.

Answer 46

48 ## Footnote This requirement may not apply in buildings equipped with automatic sprinkler systems.

Question 47

Areas of Refuge shall accommodate two wheelchair spaces that are not less than **_ x _**.

Answer 47

30 × 48 ## Footnote This ensures adequate space for individuals requiring assistance.

Question 48

Areas of Refuge shall provide not less than **_ minutes** of protection.

Answer 48

90 ## Footnote This duration is critical for ensuring safety during emergencies.

Question 49

Each door providing access to an area of refuge shall be identified by a sign stating: **'AREA OF REFUGE.'** Each door providing access to an exterior area for assisted rescue shall be identified by a sign stating:

Answer 49

Exterior Area for Assisted Rescue ## Footnote Proper signage is essential for guiding individuals during emergencies.

Question 50

Doors in the means of **egress** shall be readily distinguishable from the adjacent construction and easily recognizable as _______. Mirrors should not be used

Answer 50

doors ## Footnote Similar reflecting materials shall not be used on means of egress doors.

Question 51

The **separation exterior wall** for Areas of Refuge shall be rated at a minimum of _______. Fire wall

Answer 51

1 hour Fire Wall shall extend 10 feet beyond landing.

Question 52

Thresholds shall not have a slope exceeding _______ %?

Answer 52

50 ## Footnote This ensures safe and accessible egress.

Question 53

Doors shall be a minimum of _______ inches width measured from closed to 90 degrees?

Answer 53

32 ## Footnote This measurement is crucial for accessibility.

Question 54

In Group I-2 or I-2.1, doors serving as means of egress doors shall provide a minimum clear opening width of _______ inches.

Answer 54

44 ## Footnote This is important for the movement of beds and stretcher patients.

Question 55

Doors shall be a minimum of _______ inches in height.

Answer 55

76 ## Footnote Exterior doors shall be a minimum of 76 inches.

Question 56

Egress doors shall be of the **side-hinged swinging door**, or _______ door types.

Answer 56

Pivoted ## Footnote Pivoted doors are also included in this category.

Question 57

When a door is fully open it shall not reduce the width of egress by more than _______ inches.

Answer 57

7 ## Footnote This regulation ensures safe passage during egress.

Question 58

Side-hinged swinging doors, pivoted doors and balanced doors shall swing in the direction of egress travel where serving a room or area containing an occupant load of _______ or more.

Answer 58

50 ## Footnote This is to facilitate safe and efficient egress.

Question 59

Interior Swinging Doors shall not exceed _______ pounds of force?

Answer 59

5 ## Footnote This limit is set to ensure ease of use.

Question 60

Double Acting Doors shall not be used in occupant loads of _______ or more.

Answer 60

100 ## Footnote This is to maintain safety in high-occupancy areas.

Question 61

Horizontal Sliding Doors shall not exceed _______ pounds max to set door in motion.

Answer 61

30 ## Footnote This limit is to ensure accessibility.

Question 62

Exit Access Commercial Occupancies: Provide a minimum of _______ inches.

Answer 62

44 ## Footnote This is necessary for safe egress in commercial settings.

Question 63

Thresholds at doorways shall not exceed _______ inch in height above the finished floor or landing for sliding doors serving dwelling units.

Answer 63

1/2 ## Footnote Other doors must not exceed 3/4 inch.

Question 64

The unlatching of any door or leaf for egress shall require not more than _______ motion in a single linear or rotational direction.

Answer 64

1 ## Footnote This is to ensure quick and easy egress.

Question 65

What is the **minimum spacing** required between two doors in series when opening fully?

Answer 65

48 inches ## Footnote This spacing ensures safe operation of doors without obstruction.

Question 66

What must a door state in _ inch lettering if it has latches and locks to prevent operation?

Answer 66

1” ## Footnote This requirement ensures safety in commercial and assembly occupancies.

Question 67

Door handles, pulls, latches, locks, and other operating devices shall be installed between _______ inches minimum and _______ inches maximum above the finished floor.

Answer 67

34 inches minimum and 48 inches maximum ## Footnote This height range facilitates accessibility for users.

Question 68

No person shall install, maintain, or use any lock or latch on any door providing access from a penthouse or stairway to the roof of a building except a lock or latch which is openable from the inside without the determination of _______.

Answer 68

The chief

Question 69

What is the required height for the sign provided for a **Delayed Egress Locking System**? Lettering shall be _ inches

Answer 69

1” in height ## Footnote The sign must state "PUSH UNTIL ALARM SOUNDS. DOOR CAN BE OPENED IN 15 SECONDS".

Question 70

High Rise Access controlled Lobby Doors shall utilize a **Palm Button** mounted _______ inches above the floor. The sign shall have ___ letters

Answer 70

48 inches 3/4” ## Footnote The sign shall have letters 3/4 x 1/8 stroke.

Question 71

Panic Hardware shall be provided when the occupant load is _______ or more.

Answer 71

50 ## Footnote This ensures that doors can be opened with a maximum effort of 15 pounds.

Question 72

Revolving Doors shall be a minimum of _______ inches and not within _______ feet of stairs or escalators.

Answer 72

36 inches and not within 10 feet ## Footnote This distance is to prevent accidents and ensure safe egress.

Question 73

Revolving doors shall not be given credit for more than _______ if required exit capacity and no more than _______ person capacity.

Answer 73

50% and 50 ## Footnote This limitation ensures adequate exit capacity in emergencies.

Question 74

Horizontal Sliding Doors shall be openable with a force not to exceed _______ pounds when 250 pounds of force is applied.

Answer 74

15 pounds ## Footnote This requirement ensures that doors can be easily operated under stress.

Question 75

Panic hardware is not required on gates surrounding stadiums where such gates are under constant supervision while the public is present, and where safe dispersal areas based on _______ square feet per occupant are located.

Answer 75

50 square feet ## Footnote Such required safe dispersal areas shall not be located less than 50 feet from the enclosed space.

Question 76

The required capacity of stairways shall be a minimum width not less than _______ inches.

Answer 76

44 inches ## Footnote This width ensures safe passage for occupants.

Question 77

Stairways serving an occupant load of less than 50 shall have a width of not less than _______ inches.

Answer 77

36 inches ## Footnote This regulation helps accommodate smaller groups safely.

Question 78

What is the **maximum height** for stair risers?

Answer 78

7 inches ## Footnote The minimum height for stair risers is 4 inches.

Question 79

What is the **minimum tread depth** for stairs?

Answer 79

11 inches ## Footnote Stair rectangular tread depths shall be a minimum of 11 inches.

Question 80

The tolerance between the largest and smallest riser height or tread depth shall not exceed _ inch in any flight of stairs.

Answer 80

3/8 inch ## Footnote Stair treads and risers shall be of uniform size and shape.

Question 81

Access ramps shall have a maximum **slope** of what percentage?

Answer 81

8% ## Footnote This is equivalent to one unit in 12 units.

Question 82

What is the **minimum width** for ramps?

Answer 82

36 inches ## Footnote This ensures accessibility for users.

Question 83

The placement of an **Exit Sign** shall be a maximum viewing distance of _ feet?

Answer 83

100 feet ## Footnote This ensures visibility in emergencies.

Question 84

Exit signs shall have **letter height** of how many inches?

Answer 84

6 inches ## Footnote The stroke width of the letters should be ¾ inch.

Question 85

Exit signs shall have a minimum **foot candle illumination** of how many foot candles?

Answer 85

5 foot candles ## Footnote This ensures that exit signs are clearly visible.

Question 86

Exit signs shall be illuminated at all times and ensure continued illumination for a duration of not less than _ minutes in case of primary power loss.

Answer 86

90 minutes ## Footnote This is crucial for safety during power outages.

Question 87

Group A, E, I AND R-2.1 Low Level Exit Sign shall be placed _ to _ inches off the ground/floor?

Answer 87

6 to 8 inches ## Footnote This height ensures visibility for all individuals.

Question 88

Group R-1 - Low Level Exit Sign shall be placed _ to _ inches off the ground/floor?

Answer 88

10 to 18 inches ## Footnote This height is specified for different group classifications.

Question 89

Handrails: Height shall not be less than _ and not more than _ inches.

Answer 89

34 - 38 inches ## Footnote This range ensures safety and accessibility.

Question 90

Handrail shall extend at least _ inches beyond the top riser.

Answer 90

12 inches ## Footnote This extension provides additional support.

Question 91

Type 1 circular handrails shall not be less than 1 ¼" diameter and not greater than _ inch?

Answer 91

2 inches ## Footnote This specification ensures proper grip and safety.

Question 92

Handrail clearance shall be not less than _ inches.

Answer 92

1 ½ inches ## Footnote This clearance is necessary for safety and accessibility.

Question 93

The clear width between **handrails** is _____ inches.

Answer 93

44 ## Footnote This measurement ensures safety and accessibility.

Question 94

Exit passageways serving an occupant load of less than 50 shall not be less than _____ inches.

Answer 94

36 ## Footnote This is a minimum requirement for safety.

Question 95

Bonding of chairs is not required if there are less than _____ seats.

Answer 95

200 ## Footnote This regulation helps manage safety standards.

Question 96

In every Group A and Group E occupancy, all loose seats, folding chairs or similar seating must be _____?

Answer 96

3 ## Footnote This ensures proper spacing and safety.

Question 97

The length of travel along the aisle shall not exceed _____ feet from any seat.

Answer 97

30 ## Footnote This is to facilitate quick evacuation if necessary.

Question 98

The seating edge at assembly tables must be not less than _____ inches apart.

Answer 98

54 ## Footnote This spacing is important for comfort and safety.

Question 99

For assembly tables with seating on one side, the distance from the other table edge or wall must be _____ inches.

Answer 99

36 ## Footnote This ensures adequate space for movement.

Question 100

A dead-end aisle shall not exceed a maximum of _____ feet.

Answer 100

20 ## Footnote This limit is set to enhance safety in emergencies.

Question 101

No dead end in corridors shall be more than _____ feet in length.

Answer 101

20 ## Footnote This is to prevent hazards in evacuation routes.

Question 102

Minimum corridor width for Group I-2 and I-3 where required for bed movement or for non-ambulatory persons shall be a minimum of _____ inches.

Answer 102

96 ## Footnote This width is crucial for accessibility.

Question 103

Minimum corridor width for ambulatory care facilities must provide _____ inches.

Answer 103

72 ## Footnote This ensures safe passage for patients and staff.

Question 104

Minimum corridor width for single-family dwelling must provide _____ inches.

Answer 104

36 ## Footnote This is a standard requirement for residential safety.

Question 105

Minimum width for access to mechanical rooms must provide _____ inches.

Answer 105

24 ## Footnote This allows for safe access to maintenance areas.

Question 106

Open balconies shall have a minimum fire separation distance of _____ feet.

Answer 106

10 ## Footnote This distance is important for fire safety regulations.

Question 107

Interior exit stairwell identification signs are to be placed _____ feet above the ground and are _____ x _____ inches.

Answer 107

5 feet; 12 × 18 ## Footnote This ensures visibility for safety.

Question 108

The floor number on interior exit stairwell identification must be _____ or larger with a ¾" stroke.

Answer 108

5 ## Footnote This is to ensure clear identification in emergencies.

Question 109

The clear width between **handrails** is _____ inches.

Answer 109

44 ## Footnote This measurement ensures safety and accessibility.

Question 110

Exit passageways serving an occupant load of less than 50 shall not be less than _____ inches.

Answer 110

36 ## Footnote This is a minimum requirement for safety.

Question 111

Bonding of chairs is not required if there are less than _____ seats.

Answer 111

200 ## Footnote This regulation helps manage safety standards.

Question 112

In every Group A and Group E occupancy, all loose seats, folding chairs or similar seating must be _____?

Answer 112

3 ## Footnote This ensures proper spacing and safety.

Question 113

The length of travel along the aisle shall not exceed _____ feet from any seat.

Answer 113

30 ## Footnote This is to facilitate quick evacuation if necessary.

Question 114

The seating edge at assembly tables must be not less than _____ inches apart.

Answer 114

54 ## Footnote This spacing is important for comfort and safety.

Question 115

For assembly tables with seating on one side, the distance from the other table edge or wall must be _____ inches.

Answer 115

36 ## Footnote This ensures adequate space for movement.

Question 116

A dead-end aisle shall not exceed a maximum of _____ feet.

Answer 116

20 ## Footnote This limit is set to enhance safety in emergencies.

Question 117

No dead end in corridors shall be more than _____ feet in length.

Answer 117

20 ## Footnote This is to prevent hazards in evacuation routes.

Question 118

Minimum corridor width for Group I-2 and I-3 where required for bed movement or for non-ambulatory persons shall be a minimum of _____ inches.

Answer 118

96 ## Footnote This width is crucial for accessibility.

Question 119

Minimum corridor width for ambulatory care facilities must provide _____ inches.

Answer 119

72 ## Footnote This ensures safe passage for patients and staff.

Question 120

Minimum width for access to mechanical rooms must provide _____ inches.

Answer 120

24 ## Footnote This allows for safe access to maintenance areas.

Question 121

Open balconies shall have a minimum fire separation distance of _____ feet.

Answer 121

10 ## Footnote This distance is important for fire safety regulations.

Question 122

Interior exit stairwell identification signs are to be placed _____ feet above the ground and are _____ x _____ inches.

Answer 122

5 feet; 12 × 18 ## Footnote This ensures visibility for safety.

Question 123

Interior exit stairwell, identification; letters, identification on interior exit stairway is __ inches 

Answer 123

1 1/2”

Question 124

What is the minimum height for **Interior Exit Stairwell Identification** signs to be mounted above ground?

Answer 124

5 feet ## Footnote This height ensures visibility and compliance with safety regulations.

Question 125

Who has the authority to determine the **floor level number** placed on the sign in stairways?

Answer 125

Fire Chief ## Footnote This standardization helps in maintaining consistency across installations.

Question 126

What is the minimum horizontal width for **Outlining stripes** in Luminous Egress Path Markings?

Answer 126

1 inch ## Footnote This width is crucial for visibility in emergency situations.

Question 127

What is the maximum width for **Outlining stripes** in Luminous Egress Path Markings?

Answer 127

2” max 1” minimum

Question 128

The leading edge of the stripe in Luminous Egress Path Markings shall be placed at a maximum of _______ from the leading edge of the step.

Answer 128

½ inch ## Footnote This specification helps in ensuring safety on stairways.

Question 129

Luminous egress path markings handrails provide _ inch strip

Answer 129

1”

Question 130

Luminous egress path markings: obstacles at or below ___ ft in height and projecting more than __ inches into the egress path shall be outlined with markings

Answer 130

6 1/2 & 4

Question 131

Horizontal exits shall not serve the only exit. When two or more are required, not more than ___ shall be horizontal. 

Answer 131

Half

Question 132

exit discharge: What is minimum width ___ and unobstructed height of 7’

Answer 132

44 inches

Question 133

The combined exit discharges shall not exceed _______ percent of the number and minimum width of required exits.

Answer 133

50 percent ## Footnote This regulation is in place to ensure adequate exit capacity.

Question 134

What is the minimum hour rating for the area under **Grandstands**?

Answer 134

1 hour

Question 135

For assemblies greater than 300, the main exit must accommodate _______ of the occupancy load.

Answer 135

Half / .5

Question 136

If no main exit is well defined, at least one exit shall exit to _______.

Answer 136

Open area or street

Question 137

Two exits are required for assemblies with a load of _______ or more.

Answer 137

50 ## Footnote This regulation helps ensure safety in larger gatherings.

Question 138

Interior exit stairwell, identification; floor number must be _ or larger with a 3/4 inch stroke 

Answer 138

5

Question 139

Assemblies 100 to 300: one required means of egress shall lead to _ hour rated lobby to an exit. At least one exit discharge to the street or unoccupied space not less than 20 feeding with that a joint a street or public way. 

Answer 139

1 hour ## Footnote At least one exit must lead to a lobby that is hour rated.

Question 140

For **display of equipment booths** less than 5,000 square feet, what is the required aisle width?

Answer 140

6 ft ## Footnote Aisles are provided for the convenience of persons in attendance.

Question 141

Aisles that are not required for exit purposes may be reduced below the required width by how many feet?

Answer 141

2 ft ## Footnote This applies to aisles provided for convenience.

Question 142

In facilities with **smoke-protected assembly seating**, the total exit access travel distance shall not exceed ______ feet.

Answer 142

400 ft ## Footnote This is a safety regulation for assembly areas.

Question 143

What is the minimum aisle width for a **non-public aisle** serving less than 50 people?

Answer 143

28 inches ## Footnote This ensures adequate space for movement.

Question 144

The maximum number of **seats** between two aisles in assemblies is ______.

Answer 144

24 seats ## Footnote This is to maintain accessibility and safety.

Question 145

What is the minimum aisle width in assemblies when seating is on both sides?

Answer 145

48 inches ## Footnote This width is necessary for safe egress.

Question 146

What is the minimum aisle width when there are less than 50 seats in assemblies?

Answer 146

36 inches ## Footnote This is a requirement for safety and accessibility.

Question 147

Tables must be spaced not less than ______ inches apart

Answer 147

54 inches ## Footnote Tables must also be at least 36 inches from walls.

Question 148

When seating is located at a table or counter adjacent to an aisle, the measurement of required clear width shall be made to a line ______ inches away from the edge.

Answer 148

19 inches ## Footnote This ensures adequate space for movement along the aisle.

Question 149

The length of travel along the aisle accessway shall not exceed ______ feet from any seat to the point of choice of egress.

Answer 149

30 ft ## Footnote This is to ensure quick access to exits.

Question 150

In assembly seating at tables with dual access, the minimum distance between rows is ______ inches.

Answer 150

12 inches ## Footnote This increases by .3 inches for every additional seat beyond 14, but overall not exceeding 22 inches.

Question 151

What is the maximum number of **seats per row** in assembly seating at tables?

Answer 151

100 seats ## Footnote This limit is set for safety and accessibility.

Question 152

Burglar bars shall not be sold at wholesale or retail unless warning information as specified in ______.

Answer 152

Title 19, Div 1 ## Footnote This regulation ensures consumer safety.

Question 153

Groups of seats within a building, room, or space used for assembly purposes, separated from the other seating by railings, guards, partial height, walls, or similar barriers with level floors, and not having more than __ seats per group shall not be required to be fastened to the floor

Answer 153

14.

Question 154

What is the requirement for **emergency escape and rescue openings** in basements with more than ______ sleeping rooms?

Answer 154

1 ## Footnote Each sleeping room must have an emergency escape and rescue opening that opens directly into a public way or a yard/court that opens to a public way.

Question 155

The minimum net clear opening for **Emergency Escape and Rescue openings** shall be ______ square feet.

Answer 155

5.7 ## Footnote This is a safety requirement for emergency exits.

Question 156

What are the minimum height and width dimensions for **Emergency Escape** openings?

Answer 156

* Width: 20 inches ## Footnote These dimensions ensure adequate space for escape.

Question 157

What is the minimum area for **Area Wells**?

Answer 157

9

Question 158

Who must approve **security devices** affecting means of egress?

Answer 158

* Fire Code Official

Question 159

Security enclosures for **fire escape stairways** must be constructed to not impede egress to the public way and approved by whom?

Answer 159

* Fire Code Official ## Footnote This ensures that fire escape routes remain accessible.

Question 160

Fire escape stairways and balconies must be examined for structural adequacy every ______ years.

Answer 160

5 ## Footnote Regular inspections are crucial for safety.

Question 161

Fire Escape must support a live load plus ______ pounds per foot.

Answer 161

100 ## Footnote This is a requirement to ensure the safety of the structure.

Question 162

Who is responsible for removing any block or wedge causing a self-closing fire assembly door to remain open?

Answer 162

Person in charge or control ## Footnote This is important for maintaining fire safety protocols.

Question 163

Two-way communication systems shall be inspected and tested ______ to verify that all components are operational.

Answer 163

Yearly ## Footnote Regular testing ensures functionality in emergencies.

Question 164

Emergency lighting equipment shall be tested monthly for a duration of not less than ______ seconds.

Answer 164

30 ## Footnote This ensures that emergency lighting is functional when needed.

Question 165

In a building, room or space used for assembly purposes or portions there of without ramp or tiered floors for seating in with the greater than 200 seats, the seat seats shall be fastened together in groups of not less than _, or the seats shall be securely fastened into the floor 

Answer 165

3