1
Q
What sections must tents comply with according to the 2023 Fire Code? (3103,3104,3105) Other temporary structures shall comply with the California ____ code.
A
building code
2
Q
Tents used for Labor Camps must have tight wood floors raised at least _______ inches above the ground level.
A
4 inches
The specific height requirement is not provided in the text.
3
Q
Tents shall not be considered suitable sleeping places unless a minimum temperature of _______ °F when occupied.
A
60 °F
This ensures adequate living conditions for occupants.
4
Q
Permits are required for tents in excess of _______ square feet.
A
400 square feet
This regulation ensures safety for larger structures.
5
Q
For the definition of Labor Camp, refer to the _______.
A
Health and Safety Code
This code provides specific definitions related to labor camps.
6
Q
Individual tents that are open on all sides and have a max size of _______ square feet require no permit.
A
700 square feet
These tents must also have a minimum 12 feet clearance to all structures and other tents.
7
Q
Tents and Membrane Structures are regulated when _______ or more gather.
A
10
This regulation is in place to ensure safety during gatherings.
8
Q
Use permits for tents are good for _______ days within a 12-month period.
A
180 days
This limit helps manage the use of temporary structures.
9
Q
Exits for tents and membrane structures shall be a minimum of _______ inches in height.
A
80 inches
This height requirement ensures safe egress.
10
Q
Maintain _______ feet from lot line and from vehicles necessary for operation & _______ feet from other vehicles not on public streets.
A
- 20 feet
This distance is crucial for safety and accessibility.
11
Q
Membrane structures having an area of 15,000 square feet or more shall be located not less than _______ feet from any other tent or structure.
A
50 feet
This spacing requirement is important for fire safety.
12
Q
Tents or membrane structures are allowed to be joined together by means of corridors. Exit doors shall be provided at each end of such corridor. Openings not less than _______ feet wide shall be provided on each side of such corridor.
A
12 feet
This ensures safe passage through connected structures.
13
Q
Tents and membrane structures greater than _______ square feet and/or an occupant load of greater than _______ shall comply with Sections 1606 through 1609 of the California Building Code.
A
- 7,500 square feet
- 1,000
Compliance with these sections ensures structural integrity and safety.
14
Q
What is the maximum wind speed (in MPH) for Air Controlled tents to keep doors closed?
A
50
Winds exceeding this speed require that doors remain closed.
15
Q
An air-supported structure used as a place of assembly shall be furnished with not less than _______ blowers.
A
2
This ensures adequate air support for the structure.
16
Q
Places of public assembly for more than 200 persons shall have an auxiliary inflation system capable of maintaining full inflation pressure for a minimum duration of 4 hours. The system shall be capable of automatically operating the required blowers at full power within __ seconds of a commercial power failure. 
A
60
17
Q
All occupants in tents & membrane structures shall be within _______ feet from an exit.
A
100
This distance ensures quick access to exits in case of an emergency.
18
Q
Employee aisles in tents & membrane structures shall be a minimum of _______ inches wide.
A
24
All other aisles must be a minimum of 44 inches or 1 foot for every 50 persons.
19
Q
Exit signs shall be installed at required exit doorways when the exit serves an occupant load of _______ or more.
A
50
This requirement enhances safety by ensuring exits are clearly marked.
20
Q
All tents manufactured for sale in California shall be made from nonflammable material or flame-resistant fabrics approved by
A
State fire marshal
21
Q
For all permitted tents with an occupancy load of more than _persons, one exit sign shall be powered by emergency power.
A
300
This ensures that at least one exit remains illuminated during power outages.
22
Q
A detailed site and floor plan for tents or membrane structures with an occupant load of _______ or more shall be provided with each application for approval.
A
50
This is necessary for safety and regulatory compliance.
23
Q
Inspections for tents & membrane structures shall be conducted at regular intervals but not less than _______.
A
Twice per permit period
This ensures ongoing compliance with safety standards.
24
Q
Maintain _______ feet from the lot line and from vehicles necessary for operation.
A
20
This distance is crucial for safety and operational efficiency.
25
Tents & Membrane Structures Exit Illumination requires a minimum of _______ foot-candle.
1
## Footnote
This is to ensure adequate visibility at exits.
26
No open flame or generators are allowed within _______ feet of tents & membrane structures.
20
## Footnote
This regulation is in place to prevent fire hazards.
27
Tents in Mebane structures aisles; employee aisles must be a minimum of 24 inches wide all other a minimum of 44 inches minimum or __ feet of aisle for every 50 person 
1
28
What is the minimum distance that **cooking devices** or unapproved devices must be located from tents or membrane structures while open to the public?
20 feet
## Footnote
This rule is enforced unless approved by the fire code official.
29
How many minutes of **emergency power** must be provided for tents and membrane structures?
90 minutes
## Footnote
This ensures safety during power outages.
30
What sign must be posted to indicate that **smoking** is not permitted in tents or membrane structures?
No Smoking
## Footnote
Approved signs must be conspicuously posted.
31
How many **Class 2-A fire extinguishers** are required in a tent with a floor area between 500 and 1,000 square feet? One additional extinguisher shall be provided for each additional _ square feet or fraction there of.
2000
32
Tents with a capacity of **1,000 or more persons** must have fire hose lines of at least how many inches on each long side?
1 ½ inches
## Footnote
This is a safety requirement for large gatherings.
33
Liquids with a flash point below __ degrees shall not be stored in any tent or less than __ feet from any tent?
200 & 50
34
For tents with an **occupant load** of 500 or more =minimum 1 Fire Safety Officers are required. Each additional 1,000 shall require 1 extra safety officer
1000
35
What is the minimum unobstructed aisle width that must be maintained during restocking operations in **high-piled storage**?
24 inches
## Footnote
This applies to aisles 48 inches or smaller.
36
Sprinklers and fire safety features in **high-piled storage** must extend how many feet beyond the pile?
15 feet
## Footnote
This ensures adequate fire protection.
37
How many **Classifications** are commodities divided into?
4
## Footnote
This classification helps in managing fire safety.
38
Plastics shall be designated into how many **Groups**?
3
## Footnote
This classification is important for fire safety management.
39
Fire apparatus access roads must be provided within how many feet of all portions of the **exterior walls** of buildings used for high-piled storage?
150 feet
## Footnote
This is critical for emergency response access.
40
What type of **lettering** must be used for marking on Fire Department Access doors?
2-inch lettering
## Footnote
This ensures visibility for emergency services.
41
What is the minimum **width of aisles** required in high piles combustible storage?
44 inches
42
In high piles combustible storage, dead end aisles shall not exceed 20 feet in length in group M occupancies __ feet in all other occupancies
50
43
What type of plan must be submitted and approved before a building permit is issued for fire safety during construction?
Site Safety /Fire Prevention Plan
## Footnote
This plan outlines measures to prevent fire hazards during construction.
44
Fire Safety Inspection* is responsible for __ fire safety inspection at the project site.
Daily
45
How often should smoke detectors and smoke alarms be maintained in areas with airborne construction dust?
* Covered to prevent exposure to dust
*Temporarily removed
46
A **Fire Watch** shall be provided during nonworking hours for new construction that exceeds _______ feet in height.
40 feet
## Footnote
This is required for structures with significant aggregate area to prevent fire hazards.
47
Fire access must be within _______ feet of the site of temporary or permanent Fire Department Connections.
100
48
When building construction exceeds _______ feet in height, a temporary or permanent stairway must be provided.
40 feet
## Footnote
This stairway must be extended as construction progresses to ensure safe access.
49
What is the minimum fire flow in gallons per minute required when combustible building materials are delivered to a site?
500 gallons per minute
## Footnote
The fire hydrant must be within 500 feet to ensure adequate water supply.
50
Building Types IV-A, IV-B, and IV-C construction designed to be greater than six stories must comply with all except _______.
Water supply for LAFD, as approved by the Fire Code Official and the Fire Marshal
## Footnote
Compliance with fire safety regulations is critical for high-rise buildings.
51
What is the minimum distance for **fire department connections** to provide access within the site?
100
52
An **emergency telephone** shall be available with which of the following adjacent to the phone?
* FPB Phone #
53
Rubbish containers over ______ gallons -______ feet shall have tight fitting or self-closing lids.
40-4.33
54
Cooking shall be prohibited except in designated areas and a minimum of 10 feet from combustibles.
Signs must have a minimum _ “lettering with ½" stroke.
3”
55
There shall be not less than one **portable fire extinguisher** with a minimum rating of ______ on the roof.
3A 40BC
56
Housing for tire rebuilding shall be made of a ______ hour fire barrier.
1 hour
## Footnote
This is to contain potential fires within the facility.
57
Tire piles must not be located under power lines of ______ volts or more.
750
58
Tire rebuilding plants shall comply with which code?
Building
59
Open flame, cutting, welding, or heating devices are prohibited within ______ feet of a waste tire pile.
40 feet
## Footnote
This is to minimize fire risks associated with flammable materials.
60
The owner or individual in charge of a Tire Storage Yard shall submit to the______ a fire safety plan for review and approval.
Fire code official
61
Tire piles are limited to ______ square feet and ______ feet in height.
5,000 square feet and 10 feet in height
## Footnote
This regulation helps manage fire risks.
62
Separation of tire piles shall be a minimum of ______ feet.
40 feet
## Footnote
This is to prevent the spread of fire between piles.
63
Tire piles must be not less than ______ feet from lot lines and buildings unless approved by the Fire Code Official.
50 feet
## Footnote
This distance helps ensure safety from fire hazards.
64
Piles with less than 500 tires shall be ______ feet from the lot line and shall not exceed 6 feet in height when within 20 feet of the property line.
10 feet
## Footnote
This regulation is to manage fire risks in proximity to property lines.
65
Provide fences ______ feet in height minimum around tire storage areas.
6 feet
## Footnote
Fencing is necessary for security and safety.
66
What is the maximum aggregate volume of **storage piles** in a group for tire rebuilding and storage?
150,000 cubic feet
## Footnote
Adjacent storage piles shall be considered a group.
67
Where bulk volume of stored product is more then 150000 cubic feet. Separation between groups of storage piles shall be not less than _______ feet wide.
75
## Footnote
This ensures safety and compliance in tire storage.
68
Provide a minimum _______ foot access gate for tire rebuilding and storage.
20
## Footnote
Access gates are crucial for operational efficiency.
69
When stored on tread, the maximum row height for indoor storage is _______ feet.
50
## Footnote
This regulation helps in maintaining safety standards.
70
Waste tires shall not be stored under bridges, elevated trestles, or elevated roadways. They may not be stored in an area that may be immersed in water during a _______ storm.
100
71
Along the wall, not more than _______ feet row is allowed for indoor tire storage.
25
## Footnote
This regulation is to ensure proper spacing and safety.
72
For outdoor tire storage, provide a _______ foot high fence minimum.
6
## Footnote
Fencing is necessary for security and safety.
73
Provide a minimum of a _______ extinguisher in all fuel fired operating vehicles in the storage yard.
2A20BC
## Footnote
Fire extinguishers are essential for fire safety.
74
No open flame or welding within _______ feet of a waste tire pile.
40
## Footnote
This is to prevent fire hazards.
75
Tire storage piles shall be separated by a clear space of not less than _______ feet from piles of other stored products.
40
## Footnote
This regulation ensures safety and compliance.
76
All the following are restricted areas from welding except _______.
Combustible Liquids Present
## Footnote
This highlights the importance of identifying safe work areas.
77
When welding or conducting hot work, acetylene shall not exceed _______ PSI.
15
## Footnote
This is to ensure safe working conditions.
78
Hot work permits shall be issued _______ hours in advance.
48
## Footnote
This allows for proper planning and safety checks.
79
Welding and hot work records must be maintained on premises for _______ hours.
48
## Footnote
Keeping records is essential for compliance and safety audits.
80
When required, maintain a _______ minutes fire watch after work has been completed.
30
## Footnote
This is crucial for preventing potential fire hazards.
81
Provide one _______ extinguisher within 30 feet of hot work performed.
2A20BC
## Footnote
This ensures immediate access to fire safety equipment.
82
Welding and Hot Work: Keep _______ feet away from combustible material.
20
## Footnote
This distance is crucial for safety during welding and hot work activities.
83
Oxygen manifolds shall not be located in an acetylene generator room. They shall be located not less than _______ feet away from combustible material such as oil or grease.
20
## Footnote
This regulation helps prevent fire hazards associated with welding operations.
84
Welding and Hot Work: Electrodes shall be removed from holder when Arc Welding or cutting is discontinued for any period of _______ or more.
1 hour
## Footnote
This practice reduces the risk of accidental ignition.
85
Welding and Hot Work: Shut off gas valve when not in use for _______ or more.
1 hour
## Footnote
This is a safety measure to prevent gas leaks.
86
Welding and Hot Work: Provide, when required by _______ a charged Fire Hose.
Fire Code Official
## Footnote
Compliance with fire codes is essential for safety.
87
Oxygen Manifolds: Post a sign stating:____ Service Pressure not to exceed 200 PSI.
Oxygen
88
Welding and Hot Work: Identifying Oxygen Manifold with signs noting, Service Pressure not to exceed _______ PSI.
200
## Footnote
Proper signage is important for safety and compliance.
89
Acetylene portable generators: The minimum ceiling height of rooms containing generators shall be _______ feet.
10
## Footnote
Adequate ceiling height is necessary for safe operation.
90
Marinas, Standpipes: At no point on marina shall connection exceed _______ feet.
150
## Footnote
This regulation helps ensure accessibility to fire safety equipment.
91
Marinas, Extinguishers: One portable extinguisher required at each standpipe connection. Extinguisher shall be for _______ Hazard.
Moderate
## Footnote
Proper extinguishers are essential for fire safety in marinas.
92
Marina: If a Flammable spill occurs inside a marina, immediately contact the following except?
Jurisdictional authority
93
Marinas, Slip ID: Slip ID's shall be _______.
Numeric
Alphabetic
## Footnote
This standardization aids in navigation and safety.
94
Marina: Emergency operation staging areas shall provide a minimum of _______ exclusive of walkways and shall be located at each standpipe hose connection.
4 x 10
## Footnote
Adequate space is necessary for emergency operations.
95
Combustible Fibers: Provide _______ feet of clearance below sprinkler heads.
3
## Footnote
This clearance is vital for effective fire suppression.
96
Combustible Fibers: No open flame or smoking within _______ feet.
25
## Footnote
This regulation helps prevent fire hazards in areas with combustible materials.
97
When dust collection is required for **Combustible Fibers**, how shall it be constructed? Via what code?
Mechanical
98
What is the maximum stack limit for **Hay & Straw storage** in tons?
100
## Footnote
This limit is set to prevent excessive accumulation that could pose a fire hazard.
99
How far apart should **Hay & Straw piles** be separated in feet?
20
## Footnote
This separation is necessary to reduce fire risk and allow for safe access.
100
What type of hazard requires portable fire extinguishers for **Combustible Fibers**?
Extra hazard.
101
No open flame or smoking is allowed within ___ feet of **Combustible Fibers**.
25
## Footnote
This regulation is crucial for preventing ignition sources near combustible materials.
102
Loose Fiber Storage should be kept ___ feet from buildings.
100
## Footnote
This distance helps to mitigate fire risks associated with combustible materials.
103
Loose Fiber Storage up to ___ Cubic Feet may be kept inside a building if in a metal bin with a self-closing lid.
100
## Footnote
This provision ensures safety while allowing for some indoor storage of loose fibers.
104
For Loose Fiber Storage of 100 to 500 cubic feet, what type of barrier is required?
2 hour barrier with auto sprinklers
## Footnote
This barrier is necessary to contain potential fires and protect the building.
105
For Loose Fiber Storage in excess of 1,000 cubic feet, what type of barrier is required?
2 hour barrier with auto sprinklers
## Footnote
This requirement is in place to manage the increased fire risk associated with larger quantities.
106
When baling goods, maintain a minimum clearance of ___ feet from walls.
3
## Footnote
This clearance is important for fire safety and accessibility.
107
What is the minimum aisle width required for **Baling Goods**?
5
## Footnote
Adequate aisle space is necessary for safe movement and access in storage areas.
108
Systems or equipment used for the **Extraction of Oils** from plant material must be listed and labeled in accordance with the listing and installed according to the ____ instructions.
Manufacturers
109
Prior to operation of the Extraction Equipment, who must inspect the site for compliance?
Fire Code Official
## Footnote
This inspection is crucial for ensuring that all safety regulations are met before starting operations.
110
For Extraction Processes utilizing flammable gases as solvents, what system must be provided?
Emergency shutoff systems
## Footnote
These systems are essential for safety in case of a gas leak or emergency.
111
Ventilation for rooms storing barrels and casks must maintain vapor concentrations at or below ___ percent of the lower flammable limit (LFL).
25
## Footnote
Proper ventilation is critical to prevent the accumulation of flammable vapors.
112
What is the minimum **exhaust ventilation rate** required for rooms and spaces in Distilled Spirits and Wines?
1cfm.
113
In Distilled Spirits and Wines, where should **'No Smoking' signs** be provided?
* At all entrances to the facility or area
## Footnote
Smoking is prohibited in these areas to prevent fire hazards.
114
What is the minimum distance for **No Smoking** around outdoor storage, dispensing, or open-use areas in Distilled Spirits and Wines?
Within 25 feet
## Footnote
This regulation aims to minimize fire risks in outdoor areas handling hazardous materials.
115
Class I, II, and IIIA liquids can be stored in the **Basement** if sprinklers according to ch.
9
## Footnote
This ensures safety measures are in place for hazardous liquid storage.
116
What type of **hazard identification signs** must be placed on stationary containers and aboveground tanks? Primary language?
Visible hazard identification signs as specified in NFPA 704 and English
## Footnote
These signs must not be obscured or removed and should be in the primary language of the employees.
117
Occupancy Based Requirements are applicable to the provision of Title - **Code of Regulations**?
19 & 24
## Footnote
These codes outline safety regulations for occupancy and assembly.
118
Who must issue a valid permit for operating a place of assemblage?
The Chief in accordance with Section 105.6.5
## Footnote
This regulation ensures that assembly places comply with safety standards.
119
Who is responsible for compliance with fire and life safety provisions in assembly occupancy?
person in control
## Footnote
This ensures accountability for safety regulations in assembly areas.
120
The _____ __ _____ of any assembly occupancy must provide and maintain compliance
Person in control
121
Obstructed exits are not allowed. No chair, table, stool sofa, booth, easel cameras, microphone, cable, false front rope, or other obstructions, except. 
With break away rope.
122
What is the maximum occupant load for waiting spaces in assembly areas?
One person for each 5 square feet waiting space
## Footnote
This regulation helps manage crowd control and safety.
123
For **Live Theatrical Productions**, an occupant load of how many requires a permit?
100 or more
## Footnote
This regulation ensures safety measures are in place for larger gatherings.
124
The use or storing of **Flammable Gas cylinders** requires a ______.
Special permit
## Footnote
This is necessary to ensure safe handling and storage of flammable materials.
125
Who determines the **storing of flammable gas cylinders**?
Chief
## Footnote
This refers to the authority responsible for overseeing safety regulations regarding flammable gas storage.
126
How many **portable fire extinguishers** must be provided at each location where open flame is used?
Type?
Not less than one
10BC
## Footnote
This ensures that there is at least one accessible fire extinguisher for safety.
127
Liquefied-flammable-gas cylinders shall not exceed _______ gallons water capacity in size.
5.76
## Footnote
This limit is set to ensure safety in handling and storage.
128
What is the maximum total amount of liquefied flammable gas cylinders allowed on the premises at any time?
60
## Footnote
This regulation helps prevent excessive accumulation of hazardous materials.
129
Liquefied flammable gas used for space heating must be supplied from a fuel cylinder located outside and at least _______ feet from any assembly occupancy.
10
## Footnote
This distance is crucial for safety to minimize fire risks.
130
What type of permit is required for **standing at a concert**?
Special Permit
## Footnote
This regulation is in place to manage crowd safety and control.
131
Open Flame is allowed by **Special Permit only**. What is the exception? Or service handle by ___ and safely supported.
Candles as part of a religious ritual
Those in charge
132
The owner, manager, or person in control of any assembly event with an anticipated attendance of _______ or more must submit a crowd management plan.
1,000
## Footnote
This requirement ensures that large gatherings are properly managed for safety.
133
Except for assembly occupancies classified as Group __ or __, the Department has the authority to require the development of an approved Medical Plan.
A - E
## Footnote
This classification determines which events need a medical plan for safety.
134
Fire Drill written records for **Day Care** must be approved by whom?
The Chief
## Footnote
This ensures that fire safety protocols are properly documented and verified.
135
Space Heaters and devices in **Day Care** must remain _______ feet from exits minimum.
10
## Footnote
This distance is necessary to prevent fire hazards near exits.
136
Fire Drill records in **Day Care** shall be maintained for _______ year(s).
3
## Footnote
This retention period is important for compliance and safety audits.
137
Emergency Planning is required by all employees. New employees must be trained within _______ days of hire.
30
## Footnote
Timely training is essential for maintaining safety standards.
138
Aisles adjacent to rows in **Educational Occupancies** shall be a minimum of _______ inches.
22
## Footnote
This width is necessary for safe movement and evacuation.
139
In **Educational Occupancies**, what is the minimum number of feet for exit aisles adjacent to exit doors leading from the front to the rear of the class?
3
## Footnote
This requirement ensures safe egress in case of emergencies.
140
In **Educational Occupancies** with seating capacity of more than 100, chairs shall be bonded together in groups of not to exceed how many?
3-7
## Footnote
This regulation helps maintain order and safety during evacuations.
141
In **Institutional Occupancies**, fire drills shall be scheduled and performed how often for each shift?
Quarterly
## Footnote
A written record must be kept for 3 years and available for review by the Chief.
142
New employees in **Institutional Occupancies** shall receive Emergency Planning within how many days of employment?
30
## Footnote
Timely training is crucial for safety preparedness.
143
In **Institutional Occupancies**, portable appliances shall not be located within how many feet of wash basins, tubs, or showers?
5
## Footnote
This distance helps prevent electrical hazards.
144
A valid permit is required to operate or maintain a hotel or residential occupancy of how many stories in height or containing how many guestrooms?
3 stories or 20 guestrooms
## Footnote
This regulation ensures compliance with safety standards.
145
In **Residential Occupancies**, a Resident Manager is required on premises when there are how many or more dwellings or hotels?
16 - 20
## Footnote
This requirement helps ensure proper management and safety.
146
Where shall you post fire/safety information signs in hotels/motels that are 3 or more stories?
In a conspicuous location
## Footnote
Visibility is key for effective communication of safety information.
147
What size lettering is required for Fire/Life Safety Information signage in hotels/motels that are 3 or more stories?
12 point or larger
## Footnote
This ensures readability for all guests.
148
In the event a **substantial number** of patrons and occupants do not read or comprehend the English language, fire safety information shall be printed in what?
Both English and the language understood by the patrons
## Footnote
This ensures that all occupants are informed of safety procedures.
149
Every tenant shall notify the owner or the owner's designated agent of a malfunction in a smoke detector required by Chapter 9 in what manner?
In Writing
## Footnote
This formal notification process helps ensure prompt action.
150
How many hours shall be considered reasonable notice for an owner or owner's agent to enter a dwelling unit for inspecting smoke detectors?
24
## Footnote
This notice period respects tenant privacy while ensuring safety compliance.
151
How often should you test **Smoke Detectors** in Residential Occupancies?
every 6 months
## Footnote
Regular testing ensures functionality and safety.
152
The storage, handling, and use of **Class IA liquids** in any dwelling unit or guestroom is _______.
prohibited
## Footnote
This regulation is in place to ensure safety in residential areas.
153
Class **IB, IC or Class II liquids** with a flashpoint below _______ °F shall not be used for cleaning clothing, drapes, bedding, or similar material.
110°F
## Footnote
This restriction helps prevent fire hazards.
154
Maximum quantities in Hotels or Apartment houses for **Class IB, IC, and II liquids** combined shall not exceed _______ gallons.
60 gallons
## Footnote
This limit is set to minimize fire risks.
155
The maximum quantities of **Class II liquids** stored in Dwellings shall not exceed _______ gallons.
15 gallons
## Footnote
This regulation is to ensure safety in residential storage.
156
New High Rise: Elevator Vestibule 'Walls' shall be rated for _______.
1 hour
## Footnote
This rating is crucial for fire safety.
157
New High Rise: Elevator Vestibule 'Doors' and stairwell enclosures shall be rated for _______.
45 minutes
## Footnote
Proper ratings help contain fires and smoke.
158
New High Rise: Elevator Vestibule Smoke Detector shall be mounted on the _______.
Ceiling
## Footnote
Proper placement ensures effective smoke detection.
159
New High Rise, Elevator: Emergency Elevators shall accommodate a stretcher in horizontal position
24 x 84
160
At least one Emergency Elevator must have a minimum width of _______ inches.
42 inches
## Footnote
This width is necessary for stretcher access.
161
New High Rise: Approach-Departure path for Helicopters shall be _______ degrees separating the two.
90
## Footnote
This angle is important for safe helicopter operations.
162
New High Rise: Touchdown Pads shall be a minimum of _______ feet.
50 × 50
## Footnote
Adequate size is crucial for helicopter safety.
163
New High Rise: Helipad Safety Net shall be provided if the pad is elevated more than _______ inches above the roof level.
30 inches
## Footnote
Safety nets help prevent accidents from elevated pads.
164
New High Rise: The Helipad approach-departure path is measured from the edge of the takeoff and landing area and is a rising slope determined by a ratio of _______ feet horizontal distance for every 1 foot of vertical height.
8
## Footnote
This ratio is important for safe helicopter operations.
165
New High Rise Helipad: Class H standpipe in accordance with Chapter 9 LAMC shall be provided with _______ feet of rubber-lined, single-jacketed, 1-1/2-inch fire hose equipped with a fog nozzle.
100
## Footnote
This specification ensures adequate fire-fighting resources.
166
New High Rise Helipad: Provide one _______ extinguisher.
2A20BC
## Footnote
This type of extinguisher is suitable for various fire classes.
167
What is the preferred **color** for High Rise Helipad Identification?
White
## Footnote
This color is used for identifying high-rise helipads.
168
In High-Rise Helipads, **red numbers** indicate allowable weight in?
* Thousand pounds
## Footnote
The red numbers provide critical information regarding the weight capacity.
169
High Rise Helipads must provide a **20 foot red circle**, with a ______ foot number inside of the circle.
10
## Footnote
This specification is important for visibility and identification.
170
The number inside the circle on High Rise Helipads shall be oriented towards?
Magnetic North
## Footnote
Proper orientation is crucial for accurate identification.
171
Live Audience Stages in Motion Picture and TV Production are classified as a **Group A-1 Occupancy** and shall be constructed in accordance with?
California Building Code
## Footnote
Compliance with building codes ensures safety and structural integrity.
172
Production studios and sound stages without live audience stages shall be classified as **Group** occupancy.
F-1
## Footnote
This classification affects regulatory requirements.
173
A permit from the ______ shall be obtained any time a change in use or occupancy is intended by the owner.
Building official
This ensures that safety regulations are followed during occupancy changes.
174
What is the minimum **aisle width** required in Motion Picture and TV Production?
4 feet
## Footnote
Adequate aisle width is necessary for safety and accessibility.
175
What is the minimum **aisle height** required in Motion Picture and TV Production?
7
## Footnote
This height requirement is important for safety and comfort.
176
Exit doors in Motion Picture and TV Production are required within ______ feet of travel.
150
## Footnote
This distance is crucial for ensuring quick evacuation.
177
Exit doors shall be equipped with ______ and swing in the direction of exit travel.
Panic Hardware
## Footnote
Panic hardware is essential for safe and efficient exits.
178
In Motion Picture and TV Production, provide ______ watts per square foot of permanently installed power dedicated for distribution of production lighting.
35
## Footnote
This specification ensures adequate lighting for production activities.
179
Solid Ceiling Sets and Platforms over 600 sq ft in area shall be protected by heat detectors spaced every ______ feet.
30
## Footnote
Heat detectors are vital for fire safety in large production areas.
180
Notify LAFD ______ hours in advance of production in Television Remote Locations.
24
## Footnote
Advance notification is necessary for safety and coordination.
181
Can a film crew block a hydrant if the vehicle is unattended?
Never
## Footnote
Blocking a hydrant is prohibited to ensure emergency access.
182
Who heads the **California Department of Forestry**?
Cal Fire- Fire protection
183
What are **Fire Hazard Severity Zones** classified by?
The Director in accordance with California Public Resources Code
## Footnote
This classification helps in identifying areas at risk for wildfires.
184
Within how many days must a local agency make information about **Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones** available for public review?
30 days
## Footnote
The information must be presented in an understandable format.
185
A local agency shall designate a **Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone** within how many days of receiving recommendations from the Director?
120 days
## Footnote
This designation is crucial for local fire safety regulations.
186
Construction methods in **Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas** must comply with all except which code?
International building standard code
## Footnote
Compliance with building codes is essential for wildfire mitigation.
187
In **Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas**, shrubs shall not exceed ___ feet in height.
10 feet
## Footnote
This height restriction helps reduce fire risk.
188
Where shrubs are located below or within a tree's drip line, the lowest tree branch shall be a minimum of ___ feet or three times the height of the understory shrubs, whichever is greater.
10 feet
## Footnote
This requirement helps maintain fire safety around trees.
189
The horizontal distance between crowns of new trees and crowns of adjacent trees shall not be less than ___ feet.
10 feet
## Footnote
Proper spacing helps prevent the spread of fire.
190
Existing trees in **Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas** shall be trimmed to provide a minimum separation of ___ feet away from chimney and stovepipe outlets.
10 feet
## Footnote
This trimming is necessary to prevent fire hazards.
191
Shrubs shall be separated from other groupings by a minimum of ___ feet.
15 feet
## Footnote
This spacing helps reduce fire risk in shrub areas.
192
Shrubs shall be separated from structures by ___ feet.
30 feet
## Footnote
This distance is critical for fire safety around buildings.
193
Trim up shrubs from the ground to ___ of its height within 100 feet from buildings.
1/3
## Footnote
This practice helps minimize fire fuel near structures.
194
In Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas, shrubs within 100 feet from buildings should be trimmed to a volume of _______ cubic feet.
216
## Footnote
This regulation aims to reduce fire hazards near structures.
195
In Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas, shrubs within 100 feet from buildings should be trimmed so that the distance is not less than _______ times its maximum diameter.
3
## Footnote
This ensures adequate spacing to prevent fire spread.
196
In Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas, trees within 100 feet from buildings must be maintained at a height of _______ feet or more.
18
## Footnote
This height helps to minimize fire risk to structures.
197
In Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas, trees within 100 feet of buildings must be maintained within _______ feet of any street, highway, alley, or driveway.
10
## Footnote
This regulation facilitates access for emergency services.
198
In Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas, branches of trees must be trimmed up _______ feet from the ground.
6
## Footnote
This clearance helps reduce fire hazards.
199
In Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas, trees less than 18 feet must be trimmed up _______ of their height.
1/3
## Footnote
This regulation promotes fire safety by reducing vegetation density.
200
Maintain _______ of vertical clearance between roof surfaces and portions of trees overhanging any building or structure.
5
## Footnote
This clearance is crucial for fire prevention.
201
Vegetation within 100 feet of buildings must have all dead trees removed and weeds maintained at a height of no more than _______ inches.
3
## Footnote
This helps to minimize fire fuel near structures.
202
During Brush Clearance in VHFHSZ, a class 2A extinguisher must be within _______ feet of operation.
10
## Footnote
This ensures immediate access to firefighting equipment.
203
During Brush Clearance in VHFHSZ, a 4A _______ BC Dry Chemical extinguisher is required where a gasoline container is present at the site within 10 feet.
60
## Footnote
This is essential for fire safety in areas with flammable materials.
204
During Brush Clearance in VHFHSZ, a _______ capable of dialing 9-1-1 shall be charged and readily accessible.
Cell Phone
## Footnote
This ensures quick communication in case of emergencies.
205
A first violation of the brush clearance section shall be an infraction punishable by a fine not to exceed $_______.
250
## Footnote
Subsequent violations may lead to more severe penalties.
206
What constitutes a **public nuisance** according to the Brush Clearance Requirements?
Uncontrolled or high weeds, brush, plant material, or other prohibited items
## Footnote
These conditions increase the danger of fire.
207
What must the **Los Angeles Fire Department** do if a nuisance exists?
Give notice to the owner of record to abate the nuisance within 15 days
208
What happens if the **nuisance is not abated** by the specified date?
Leon can be placed on next property tax bill.
209
What costs are included in the assessment for nuisance removal?
* Administrative costs
## Footnote
These costs will be collected on the next regular property tax bill.
210
Who conducts the **hearing** regarding nuisance abatement?
The city council
211
Who has the **authority** for the posting of signs and construction of fire roads in the City of Los Angeles VHFHSZ?
The Chief
## Footnote
This authority includes securing gates and permits to enter State or Federal Lands.
212
What is prohibited in land designated as **VHFHSZ**?
An Open Flame unless at outdoor residential fire pit
.
213
Who has the authority to construct **fire roads** and firebreaks in undeveloped lands?
The Chief
## Footnote
This applies to any mountain or hill area, regardless of land ownership.
214
What is the minimum height for letters on signs in **Wild-Urban Interface Fire Areas**?
Not less than 3 inches
## Footnote
Signs must communicate important regulations such as 'TRESPASSING & LOITERING FORBIDDEN BY LAW'.
215
Is it legal to drive or park a **motorcycle** in the VHFHSZ Wildland?
Yes, with an approved Special Permit
## Footnote
This regulation ensures safety in fire-prone areas.
216
No person except one authorized shall unlock open damage in lot gate water, taking closure, hydrant or fire protection, equipment under control of LAFD or?
Federal division of forestry 
Books
flashcards
Decks in class (70)
# Cards
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Volume 1297
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Formulas15
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Volume 2157
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Volume 332
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Volume 463
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Volume 5132
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TB 3 Aluminum Buldings Type 44
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TB 9 organic phosphate (insectisides)14
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TB 11 Dry Chem Extinguisher22
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TB 12 Automatic Sprinklers17
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TB 13 Electric Radiant Heat Bldgs7
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TB 20 Fuel Conservation9
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TB 24 Radio Comms20
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TB 30 Fires With Peroxides18
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TB 31 Lexan Windows8
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TB 42 Single Station Smoke Detector23
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TB 49 Polychlorinated Biphenyls21
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TB 54 Illegal mezzanines8
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TB 57 Exacuated Guidelines29
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TB 61 Scrubber Systems17
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TB 63 Supplimenting HR 🔥 Pumps20
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TB 71 Managing City Volunteers19
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TB 75 💣 Scene Incidents54
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TB 78 Pepper Spray (Oleo Resin Capsicum)7
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TB 81 Body armor11
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TB 86 Fumigations60
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TB 94 Asbestos48
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TB 97 Effective Comms34
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TB 107 Mark 1 Injectors16
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TB 116 Metro Heavy Rail Line83
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TB 123 Radio Frequency Radiation Hazards16
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TB 127 Inspection Cycles84
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TB 135 Tact. Law Enf. & Act. 🔫96
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TB 136 Aircraft Emergencies47
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TB 139 Air Management23
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TB 144 tsunami response66
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TB 145 Combustible metal fires74
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TB 165 Illegal Marijuana cultivation22
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TB 172 Electric Batteries/lithium Ion41
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TB 172 Battery Emergencies76
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TB 179 Residential Garage Fires23
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TB 180 Drug Lab hazards66
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DB FINAL151
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BOOK 3/8/20194
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BOOK 30 & 37133
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BOOK 70,75,83120
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BOOK 93,98,100123
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FIRE CODE Ch. 1146
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FIRE CODE CH. 2112
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FIRE CODE CH. 3,4,5147
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FIRE CODE CH. 6,7,891
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FIRE CODE CH. 9188
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FIRE CODE CH. 10165
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FIRE CODE CH 11/12103
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FIRE CODE CH. 20-30144
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Fire Code Ch. 31-49216
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FIRE CODE 50-56155
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Fire Code Ch. 57-67180
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Fire Code 2023104
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DB 2003-201473
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DB 2014-201782
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DB 2018-202072
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DB 2021-2024117
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TB 1-60111
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TB 61-120126
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TB 121-160109
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TB 161-195105
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FINAL CUMULATIVE REVIEW335
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Forms42
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Forms48
