FIRE CODE CH. 20-30 Flashcards by Stephen Washington

Any activity pertaining to airports, heliports and aircraft fuel servicing not specifically regulated by this chapter shall comply with NFPA ___

NFPA 407

NFPA 407 provides standards for aviation fuel servicing.

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In aviation facilities, no smoking is permitted in hangars and no open flame or producing device within ______ feet of aircraft-fueling operation.

This regulation is crucial for preventing fire hazards during fueling operations.

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The aircraft operation area (AOA) and related areas shall be kept free from combustible debris _______.

At all times

This is essential for maintaining safety during maintenance and fueling operations.

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No person shall store combustible materials, flammable liquids, or flammable gas cylinders in an aircraft factory or hangar, except in _______.

Haz mat storage room

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Every aircraft factory and hangar shall be equipped and maintained with metal drip pans under the ______ of all aircraft stored therein.

Engine

This helps to contain any fuel or oil spills from aircraft.

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Prior to welding or cutting metal in aviation facilities, obtain a ______ permit from The Chief.

Special

This ensures that safety protocols are followed during potentially hazardous operations.

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Can pesticides be used, stored, or mixed at aviation facilities?

Never

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No cleaning of aircraft or aircraft parts with Class ______ fluids.

Class IA fluids are highly flammable and pose significant fire risks.

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Aircraft or other vehicles shall not be moved through the spill area until the spilled material has ______.

Been removed
Hazard been mitigated

This is to ensure safety and prevent further hazards.

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No open flame or heating parts over ______ degrees during aircraft maintenance.

500

This limit is set to prevent ignition of flammable materials.

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Any person conducting aircraft servicing, maintenance, or testing of the fuel system shall reduce the fuel tank atmosphere to below ______ percent of the lower flammable limit of the fuel vapors.

This is a safety measure to minimize the risk of fire or explosion.

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To guard against static spark hazard, exhaust equipment and the aircraft shall be electrically bonded and adequately grounded. If ducting is used, a static bonding wire shall be connected from each exhaust hose nozzle to the aircraft ___ before opening the fuel tank.

Wing.

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Towing Vehicle, Welding Apparatus, Aircraft Fuel-Servicing Tank Vehicle, and Hydrant Fuel Servicing Vehicle extinguishers shall have a minimum fuel rating of ______.

20 BC

This rating indicates the effectiveness of the extinguisher for flammable liquid fires.

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Extinguishers at airport hangers and fuel dispensing stations shall be within ______ feet of travel.

This ensures quick access to fire extinguishers in case of an emergency.

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What should be clearly marked on the cabinet where Airport Extinguishers are kept?

2” lettering

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When dispensing fuel at stations not more than 200 GPM, what type of extinguisher should be provided?

20BC

This is a requirement for safety at fuel dispensing stations.

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When dispensing fuel at stations more than 350 GPM, what type of extinguisher should be provided?

80 BC w/125 lbs. Capacity

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How often should Airport Fuel Vehicles inspect the fuel hose?

Daily

Regular inspections are crucial for safety.

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What must aircraft-fueling vehicles be equipped with?

An approved transfer apparatus

This is essential for safe fuel transfer operations.

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What is the maximum fuel capacity for the tank installed on the engine of aircraft-fueling vehicles?

5 gallons

This limit is set to prevent safety hazards.

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Dispensing hoses shall be designed for the transferring of hydrocarbon liquids and shall not be ____ than necessary to provide efficient fuel transfer options.

Longer than necessary

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Aircraft fueling cable shall be metallically connected to the transfer apparatus or ____ of the aircraft fueling vehicle on one end and shall be provided with a suitable metal clamp on the other end to be fixed to the aircraft

Chassis

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What is the minimum distance for no smoking around fueling operations?

50 feet

This applies to the cabin and vicinity of fueling operations.

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Position person with __ feet of emergency fuel shut off

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What is the required clearance between the aircraft fuel system and the aircraft service vehicle?

10 feet ## Footnote This clearance is necessary for safety during fueling.

What is the required clearance from buildings when positioning aircraft for fueling?

25 feet ## Footnote This distance helps prevent fire hazards.

What type of training must employees of fuel agents receive?

fire-extinguishing equipment.

What is the required clearance feet from **Surveillance Radar** when positioning aircraft for fueling?

300 feet ## Footnote This distance is important for operational safety.

Can **metal funnels** be used during fueling operations?

Yes if in contact with nozzle ## Footnote This is a safety measure to ensure proper grounding during fueling.

Who conducts the **investigation** when fuel is spilled at an Airport or Heliport?

Fuel System Operator ## Footnote The FAA is also involved in spill investigations.

Aircraft refueling; aircraft refill vehicles shall not be kept __ feet from vehicles

What is the **touchdown area** requirement for Helispots and Heliports?

15 ## Footnote This is the minimum dimension for safe helicopter operations.

Provide a Class _ or Class _ for Helispots and Heliports.

1 or 3 ## Footnote These classes refer to the design and operational standards for helispots.

Provide a **2 ½" outlet** within _______ feet for the Standpipe system.

150 ## Footnote This is a requirement for fire safety at heliports.

What is the **minimum fire extinguisher** rating required for Helispots and Heliports?

80BC ## Footnote This rating ensures adequate fire protection in case of emergencies.

Before operating helicopters from helistops and heliports, approval shall be obtained from the _______.

Federal Aviation Administration.

Type I Cleaners use _______ Class Solvents.

I ## Footnote These solvents are typically more hazardous and require special handling.

Type V Cleaners use _______ Class Solvents.

IV ## Footnote Class IV solvents are generally less hazardous.

Class I solvents are liquids having a flash point below _______°F.

100

Class IIIB solvents are liquids having a flash point at or above _______°F.

200

Class IV solvents are liquids classified as _______.

nonflammable ## Footnote This classification allows for safer handling and use.

Dry cleaning using Class IV solvents is _______

Not Conducted by public ## Footnote This regulation ensures safety in dry cleaning operations.

Are **Type 1 Dry Cleaners** prohibited?

Yes ## Footnote This prohibition is due to safety concerns regarding the solvents used.

In Type II, III-A, III-B and IV dry cleaning systems, machines shall be operated in accordance with the operating instructions furnished by the _______.

Manufacturer ## Footnote Following manufacturer instructions is crucial for safe operation.

LAFD’s notified of spills greater than __’ dimension

When more than one solvent is used at a business, the **Dry Cleaner classification** is based on?

The lowest class solvent stored ## Footnote This classification ensures compliance with safety regulations.

No Class I, II or III solvents greater than _ gallon in work area?

1 gallon ## Footnote This limit is set to minimize risks associated with solvent exposure.

Spotting and Pre-spotting Plastic Containers with Class I limited to _ pint capacity?

1 pint ## Footnote This restriction helps manage solvent quantities safely.

Provide **Ventilation system** that produces _ cubic feet per minute for each sq ft of floor area?

1 cubic foot ## Footnote Adequate ventilation is crucial for maintaining air quality.

No use of Class I or Class _ for cleaning floors?

I-II ## Footnote This regulation is in place to prevent hazardous situations.

Scrubbing Containers with Class I and III, _ gallon max of Solvent?

10 gallon ## Footnote This limit is to ensure safe handling of solvents.

Type II dry cleaning and solvent tank storage rooms shall not be located _ or above the lowest floor level of the building?

Below Grade ## Footnote This requirement is to mitigate risks of solvent leaks.

Sprinkler systems are required for Type _?

2, 3A, 3B ## Footnote These types are considered higher risk and require additional fire safety measures.

Type II, IIIA & III-B: Provide not fewer than two _ extinguishers?

2A10BC ## Footnote This specification ensures adequate fire protection in dry cleaning operations.

All the following are precautions for **Combustible Dust Producing Operations** except?

Low Force air shall be used to remove dust ## Footnote This method may not be effective in controlling dust hazards.

Hot work is prohibited on equipment that is operating. Hot work and similar spark producing operations shall not be conducted in or adjacent to — areas unless precautions have been taken to provide safety.

Combustible dust-producing ## Footnote This rule is critical to prevent ignition of dust particles.

Spark-producing devices shall not be located within _ feet of areas requiring classified electrical?

20 feet ## Footnote This distance is necessary to avoid potential ignition sources.

All dust-producing or dust-agitating machinery shall be provided with casing and enclosures maintained as nearly dust-tight as possible.

Casing and Enclosures ## Footnote This measure is essential for controlling dust emissions.

Fuel Dispensing Facilities & Repair Garages shall be in accordance with all the following California Codes except?

* Chemical

Fuel Dispensing Facilities & Repair Garages, Fuel Dispensing: _feet from lot lines?

10 ## Footnote This specifies the required distance from lot lines for fuel dispensing facilities.

Fuel Dispensing Facilities & Repair Garages, Fuel Dispensing __ feet from fixed ignition sources

20 ## Footnote This regulation is crucial for safety in fuel dispensing areas.

Fuel dispensing devices mounted at Grayte; minimum _ concrete Phil steel post 6 inches in diameter

Fuel Dispensing Devices Post footing shall be min. 3 ft deep & 15 inches in diameter. Post shall be located _ feet from dispenser?

4 to 5 ## Footnote Proper placement of posts is important for safety and functionality.

The height of the emergency Fuel disconnect switch shall be not less than 42 inches and not more than _ inches?

48 ## Footnote This height ensures accessibility for emergency situations.

Fuel Dispensing Facilities: The Emergency Disconnect Switch shall be within _ feet from fuel dispenser?

20-100 ## Footnote This distance is critical for quick access in emergencies.

Fuel Dispensing Facilities, Attended 'Self Serve' stations: At least _ qualified person on duty while open for business?

1 ## Footnote This requirement ensures safety and compliance during operation.

Fuel Dispensing equipment used at unsupervised locations shall be programmed or set to limit uninterrupted fuel delivery to _ gallons?

25 ## Footnote This limit is important to prevent over-delivery and potential hazards.

Fuel Dispensing Facilities: No dispensing Type I, II or III into container unless approved & less than _ gallons?

6 ## Footnote This regulation is in place to ensure safety during fuel dispensing.

Fuel Dispensing Facilities Provide at least one 2A20BC extinguisher within _ feet of dispensers?

75 ## Footnote Fire extinguishers are essential for safety in fuel dispensing areas.

Fuel Dispensing Facilities: Weeds, brush, provide _ feet of clearance from dispenser?

10 ## Footnote This clearance helps reduce fire risks in fuel dispensing areas.

Fuel dispensing: No smoking within __ feet.

Fuel dispensing : __ feet from combustible walls

Fuel dispensing: __ feet from the building, house fully extended

Fuel dispensing hoses are limited to _ feet.

18 ## Footnote This applies to fuel dispensing facilities.

LPG dispensing hoses are limited to _ feet.

18 ## Footnote This applies to LPG fuel dispensing facilities.

Dispensing equipment for LPG must be kept a minimum of _ feet from buildings not rated, over hang, lot line, railroad track

Dispensing equipment for LPG must be kept a minimum of _ feet from streets and 1-hour rated buildings.

10 ## Footnote This is to ensure safety regulations are followed.

The Emergency Disconnect Switch shall be within _ feet from the fuel dispenser, but not closer than _ feet.

100 - 20 ## Footnote This ensures accessibility in emergencies.

Natural gas dispensing hoses are limited to _ feet.

18 ## Footnote This applies to natural gas fuel dispensing facilities.

Dispensing equipment for natural gas must be kept a minimum of _ feet from buildings, public streets, and lot lines.

10 ## Footnote This is to ensure safety regulations are followed.

An emergency shutdown control for hydrogen fuel dispensing shall be located within _ feet of dispensers and hydrogen generators, but not less than 25 feet.

75 ## Footnote This ensures quick access in case of an emergency.

Approved signage for hydrogen storage shall have _ inch block letters.

2 ## Footnote This is to ensure visibility and compliance with safety regulations.

No smoking within _ feet of marine motor fueling dispensers.

50 ## Footnote This is a safety regulation to prevent fire hazards.

No dispensing Type I liquids into containers unless approved and less than _ gallons.

10 ## Footnote This is to ensure safety during dispensing.

Provide 20BC extinguishers on pier, floats, and gangway within _ feet of dispensers unless the office is within 25 ft.

25 ## Footnote This is to ensure fire safety measures are in place.

Standpipes shall be placed every _ feet.

200 ## Footnote This is to ensure adequate fire safety coverage.

Self-closing metal cans shall be used for oily waste and rags in repair garages.

Metal can ## Footnote This is to prevent fire hazards associated with oily rags.

During the work, the natural gas in the motor vehicle fuel tank shall contain a pressure of not more than _______ psi at 70°F.

250

Electrical wiring and equipment located outside of, but within _______ feet of openings in a spray booth or a spray room, shall be approved for Class I, Division 2.

No open flames or spark-producing devices shall be within _______ feet of spray booths.

20 ## Footnote This distance is critical to prevent ignition of flammable materials.

Cleaning solvents used in spray booths shall be rated above _______ degrees.

100 ## Footnote This rating helps to ensure that solvents do not ignite easily.

Solvents used outside of spray booths shall be restricted to Class _______ liquids.

II and III ## Footnote This classification limits the use of more hazardous solvents.

Spray booths shall be made of _______ gauge steel.

.0478 ## Footnote Aluminum cannot be used due to its flammability in this context.

Provide a minimum of _______ feet clearance around the spray booth.

3 ## Footnote This clearance is necessary for safety and maintenance access.

No gravity spray nozzles with flow greater than _______ gallons are allowed in spray booths.

10 ## Footnote This limit helps to control the amount of flammable liquid used.

Provide one extinguisher _______ the spray booth.

Inside booth

Spray booths shall use bags made of _______ inch thick polyethylene or cellophane.

.003 ## Footnote This thickness is specified to ensure durability and safety.

Heaters in spray booths shall not exceed _______ degrees.

120 ## Footnote This temperature limit is set to prevent ignition of flammable materials.

Air exhausted from spraying operations shall not be recirculated unless the vapor concentration is less than _______ percent of the LFL.

25 ## Footnote This limit is crucial for maintaining safe air quality in the workspace.

The spraying apparatus, drying apparatus, and ventilating system for the spray booth shall shut off automatically if the air temperature within the booth exceeds _______ °F.

200 ## Footnote This safety feature helps prevent overheating and potential fires.

Spray booth ventilation systems must provide not less than _______ CFM.

100 ## Footnote Adequate ventilation is essential for safety and to control fumes.

Exhaust ducts for spray booths shall have a clearance from unprotected combustible construction of not less than _______ inches.

18 ## Footnote This clearance is necessary to prevent fire hazards.

**Dipping Tanks**: What is the maximum capacity for a dip tank in or above a basement?

500 gallons ## Footnote No dip tank should exceed this capacity.

**Dipping Tanks** greater than 150 gallons or __ square feet shall be equipped with trapped overflow piping

**Dipping Tanks** greater than **500 gallons** must have what type of drains?

Tin clad

An approved automatic fire-extinguishing system or dip-tank cover is required for dip tanks less than **150 gallons** in capacity or **10 sq feet** in liquid surface area containing a liquid with a flash point below ______ °F.

110 °F ## Footnote This is crucial for safety in handling flammable liquids.

**Dipping Tanks** of__ or larger must be located on what type of floor?

20 gallons

**Dipping Tank Alarms**: What should tanks be equipped with to alert when the temperature of the quenching medium reaches ______ °F below the flash point?

50 °F ## Footnote This is to ensure safety during operations involving heat.

For **Fruit & Crop Ripening**, the concentration of **Ethylene Gas** in air shall be below ______ parts per million.

1,000 parts per million ## Footnote This limit is set to ensure safe ripening conditions.

Ethylene generators must be listed and labeled by an approved testing laboratory, ensuring the concentration of ethylene gas does not exceed ______ percent of the lower explosive limit (LEL).

25 percent ## Footnote This is a safety standard to prevent explosive conditions.

During fumigation or insecticidal fogging, what must be eliminated from the space?

2” in height

Prior to fumigation, all tenants and personnel must vacate the building ______ hour prior to operations.

1 hour ## Footnote This is to ensure safety before the application of chemicals.

Fumigation and insecticidal fogging notification must be given to the Fire Code Official and Fire Chief ______ hours in advance.

48 hours ## Footnote This is a regulatory requirement for safety and coordination.

Fumigation and insecticidal fogging notification must be given to the FLAFD - MFC in writing ______ hours in advance.

24 hours ## Footnote This ensures proper communication regarding safety measures.

The warning agent **Chloropicrin** shall be used with ______ cubic feet of space.

15,000 cubic feet ## Footnote This is a guideline for safe application of the agent.

What is the minimum height for a **Fumigation and Insecticidal Fogging Warning sign**?

Two inches ## Footnote Must include all the following except the company fumigating.

Fumigation: Fogging liquids shall have a flash point above _______ degrees.

100 ## Footnote This is a safety requirement for handling fogging liquids.

The use of **carbon disulfide** and ___ shall be restricted to agricultural fumigation.

Hydrogen cyanide

In **Semiconductor Fabrication**, sprinkler spacing shall be in _______ feet intervals with a minimum of 20 GPM.

12 ## Footnote This ensures adequate fire protection in semiconductor facilities.

In **Semiconductor Fabrication**, monitoring detection in excess for _______ LFL is required.

25 ## Footnote This is crucial for maintaining safety standards in gas detection.

An approved automatic sprinkler system shall be provided in combustible nonmetallic exhaust ducts where the largest cross-sectional diameter of the duct is equal to or greater than _______ inches.

10 .

Workstations in fabrication areas shall be constructed of materials compatible with the materials used and stored at the workstation. The portion of the workstation that serves as a cabinet for HPM gases, Class I flammable liquids or Class II or Class IIIA combustible liquids shall be noncombustible and, if of metal, shall be not less than _______ inch (_ gage) steel.

In **Lumber Yards and Wood Working**, keep lumber _______ feet from buildings or within 15 feet of an unprotected opening in any building.

10 ## Footnote This distance is important for fire safety and prevention.

Extinguishers and standpipes hose within _______ ft of travel are required in Lumber Yards and Wood Working.

50 ## Footnote This ensures quick access to fire-fighting equipment.

In **Log Wood Storage Areas, Cold Deck**, storage not to exceed _______ feet height.

20 ## Footnote This height limit is set for safety and fire prevention.

In **Wood Chips Storage Areas**, storage not to exceed _______ feet height.

60 ## Footnote This is a safety regulation for managing wood chip storage.

In **Wood Chips Storage Areas at Recycling Facilities**, storage not to exceed _______ feet height.

25 ## Footnote This regulation is crucial for safety in recycling operations.

Piles or stacked product in **Wood Chips Storage Areas at Recycling Facilities** shall be separated from buildings, property lines, and adjacent piles or stacks by a distance of not less than one and a half times the height of the pile or stack. The distance between rows shall be a min __ feet

The distance between rows in **Wood Chips Storage Areas at Recycling Facilities** shall be a minimum of _______ feet.

30 ## Footnote This spacing is important for fire safety and access.

Portable fire extinguishers complying with Section 906 and with a minimum rating of _______ shall be provided on all vehicles and equipment operating on piles and at all processing equipment.

4A-60 BC ## Footnote This ensures that adequate fire-fighting resources are available.

Lumber Dryer systems shall be protected by?

Deluge system ## Footnote This is a safety measure to protect against fire hazards in lumber yards.

Stacks of pallets shall not be stored within ______ times the stack height of any important building.

.75 ## Footnote This regulation ensures safety and compliance with Section 2810.11.

Pallet stacks shall not exceed ______ feet in height.

20 ## Footnote This limit is set to prevent hazards associated with tall stacks.

Finished Lumber, Exterior Storage: Storage not to exceed ______ feet height.

20 ## Footnote This regulation helps maintain safety in lumber storage.

Finished Lumber, Exterior Storage: Provide Fences ______ feet in height minimum.

6 ## Footnote Fencing is required for safety and security in storage areas.

Finished Lumber, Exterior Storage: Provide Extinguisher and hose within ______ feet of travel.

75 ## Footnote This ensures quick access to fire safety equipment.

Manufacture of Organic Coatings: The fire department shall be able to access the organic coating manufacturing operations from not less than ______ side for the purpose of fire control.

3 ## Footnote Access is crucial for effective fire control measures.

Manufacture of Organic Coatings: Not less than ______ portable fire extinguisher complying with Section 906 for extra hazard shall be provided in organic coating areas.

1 ## Footnote This is a safety requirement for areas with extra hazards.

Manufacture of Organic Coatings: Empty flammable or combustible liquid containers shall be removed to a detached, outside location and, if not cleaned on the premises, the empty containers shall be removed from the plant ______.

As soon as practical safety.

Manufacture of Organic Coatings: Enclosed structures in which Class I liquids are processed or handled shall be ventilated at a rate of not less than ______ cubic foot per minute per square foot of solid floor area.

1 ## Footnote Proper ventilation is critical for safety in handling hazardous materials.

Manufacture of Organic Coatings: Equipment shall be bonded and grounded and shall not have ohm resistance more than ______.

5 ## Footnote This is a safety standard to prevent electrical hazards.

Industrial Ovens: Valves for fuel supply lines shall be located within ______ feet of the appliance.

6 ## Footnote This ensures quick access for safety and maintenance.

Industrial Ovens: Roofs, Floors & Oven shall be Insulated to prevent temperatures from exceeding ______ degrees.

160 ## Footnote Insulation is necessary to maintain safe operating temperatures.

Industrial Ovens: Fire Extinguishers shall be placed not closer than ______ feet but not more than 50 feet from the oven.

15 ## Footnote This placement is critical for fire safety in industrial settings.

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