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NASCLA Exam Prep | Q & A from All Books Combined (Graded A) When ___do ___you ___need ___a___permit ___for ___a___retaining ___wall ______✔️ ___When ___it___is___over ___4___feet ___tall The ___building ___official ___may ___revoke ___a___permit ___if______✔️ ___it___is___issued ___in ___error ___or ___
in ___violation ___of ___an ___ordinance Who ___can ___issue ___a___notice ___of ___violation ______✔️ ___Building ___Department Shear ___Wall ___resists ______✔️ ___Lateral ___pressure What ___type ___of ___construction ___uses ___heavy ___timbers ___AND ___HIGHLIGHT ___CONSTR
UCTION ___TYPES ______✔️ ___type ___IV ___construction ___uses ___heavy ___timbers ___-
___the ___exterior ___is___made ___of ___non-
combustible ___materials ___and ___the ___interior ___of ___solid ___or ___laminated ___wood. Headroom ___required ___in ___a___multistory ___parking ___garage ______✔️ ___7___foot IF ___you ___are ___operating ___a___forklift ___in ___a___warehouse ___building ___with ___steel ___colum
ns. ___What ___is___the ___minimum ___height ___to ___fireproof ___the ___columns ___to ___protect ___th
em ___from ___impact? ______✔️ ___5___feet What ___must ___be ___the ___temperature ___when ___using ___Sprayed ___Fire ___resistant ___mater
ial ___(SRFM). ______✔️ ___The ___temperature ___must ___be ___at ___least ___40 ___degrees ___for ___24 ___ho
urs How ___high ___must ___parapet ___walls ___be ______✔️ ___Parapet ___walls ___must ___be ___at ___least ___30
"___above ___where ___the ___roof ___intersects ___the ___wall What ___is___the ___thickness ___of ___smoke ___barriers ___in ___steel ___group ___I-
3___buildings ______✔️ ___minimum ___0.10 ___inch ___thickness Shafts ___in ___building ___with ___more ___than ___________ ___must ___have ___how ___many ___hours ___
of ___fire ___rating. ______✔️ ___4___stories ___:___2___hours 137 ___-___Table ___716.6 ___-
___Fire ___window ___assembly ___fire ___protection ___ratings ______✔️ ___Table ___716.6 ___-
___Fire ___window ___assembly ___fire ___protection ___ratings What ___is___the ___fire ___rating ___on ___an ___2___layers ___of ___5/8" ___of ___gypsum ___board ___(drywall
)______✔️ ___2___hours 143-___table ___716.6 ______✔️ ___143-___table ___716.6 What ___material ___do ___you ___use ___to ___fire ___protect ___steel ___columns ______✔️ ___gypsum ___w
allboard. What ___is___finished ___wood ___flooring ___permitted ___to ___be ___attached ___to ______✔️ ___embed
ded ___or ___fire ___blocked ___wood ___sleepers Can ___you ___occupy ___a___structure ___or ___portion ___of ___a___structure ___that ___has ___not ___been _
__fire ___protection ___systems ______✔️ ___No, ___it___is___unlawful Where ___should ___alarm ___signals ___be ___automatically ___be ___transmitted ___to ______✔️ ___app
roved ___supervising ___station Where ___smoke ___alarms ___required, ___where ___should ___they ___get ___their ___power ___sourc
e___from ______✔️ ___primary ___power ___from ___the ___building ___wiring, ___should ___not ___have ___o
n___off ___switch ___and ___have ___a___battery ___backup. What ___is___the ___maximum ___and ___minimum ___height ___for ___fire ___alarm ___boxes ______✔️ ___to
p___of ___box ___at ___42" ___minimum ___and ___48" ___maximum ___height ___from ___the ___floor. What ___are ___the ___methods ___to ___supervise ___open ___backflow ___prevention ___valves ______
✔️ ___1. ___Central ___station/remote ___station ___signaling. ___ 2. ___Local ___signaling ___that ___will ___cause ___the ___sounding ___of ___an ___audible ___signal ___at ___a_
__attendants ___location. ___ 3. ___Locking ___valves ___open 4.sealing ___of ___valves ___and ___approved ___weekly ___recorded ___inspection. What ___is___the ___minimum ___egress ___height ___of ___a___ceiling ______✔️ ___7___feet ___6___inches. Maximum ___Floor ___area ___allowance ___per ___occupant ______✔️ ___100SF ___per ___occupant When ___Doors ___are ___fully ___opened ___shall ___not ___reduce ___the ___width ___by ___more ___than ___
___✔️ ___7___inches What ___is___the ___length ___of ___time ___that ___an ___Emergency ___Power ___system ___illuminate ___
for ______✔️ ___90 ___minutes. When ___must ___a___building ___have ___an ___elevator ______✔️ ___When ___its ___more ___than ___3___stor
ies ___high What ___is___the ___size ___of ___a___refuge ___area ___for ___a___wheel ___chair ______✔️ ___30" ___x___48". All ___separation ___areas ___of ___refuge ___have ___to ___be ___separated ___by ______✔️ ___a___smoke ___b
arrier. What ___is___the ___minimum ___width ___of ___a___door ___opening ______✔️ ___32" The ___minimum ___height ___of ___interior ___door ___is______✔️ ___80" Which ___way ___must ___the ___doors ___swing ___open ___when ___serving ___a___room ___or ___area ___c
ontaining ___more ___than ___50 ___occupants ______✔️ ___the ___doors ___must ___swing ___open ___in ___t
he ___direction ___of ___egress How ___much ___pressure ___for ___nonfire ___interior ___door ___to ___open ______✔️ ___5___lbs What ___type ___of ___hardware ___is___required ___on ___doors ___with ___occupant ___loads ___of ___mo
re ___than ___50. ______✔️ ___PANIC ___hardware Minimum ___headroom ___height ___for ___stairway ______✔️ ___6"8' Maximum ___Riser ___height ___for ___stairway ______✔️ ___7" What ___is___the ___maximum ___height ___from ___the ___floor ___for ___Emergency ___Escape ___and ___
rescue ___opening ___sills ______✔️ ___44" ___above ___the ___floor Required ___number ___of ___Accessible ___parking ___spaces ___required ___for ___a___60 ___space ___l
ot ______✔️ ___3___accessible ___spaces Van ___Parking ___Spaces ______✔️ ___Must ___all ___be ___on ___one ___level What ___percentage ___of ___the ___total ___air ___flow ___must ___be ___from ___the ___eaves ______✔️ ___50-
___60% What ___is___the ___spacing ___of ___fastenings(studs) ___for ___exterior ___metal ___siding ______✔️ ___s
hould ___be ___spaced ___24" ___vertically ___or ___horizontally Asphalt ___shingles ___Roof ___Slopes ___2:12 ______✔️ ___need ___two ___plys ___of ___15 ___pound ___felt Asphalt ___shingles ___Roof ___Slopes ___4:12 ______✔️ ___need ___one ___ply ___of ___15 ___pound ___felt Asphalt ___shingles ___Roof ______✔️ ___Type ___A___and ___most ___fire ___resistant 319 ___-___TABLE ___1507.2.9.2 ___Valley ___Lining ___Material ___Thickness ______✔️ ___319 ___-
___TABLE ___1507.2.9.2 ___Valley ___Lining ___Material ___Thickness 326 ___-
___TABLES ___1507.8.7 ___and ___9.8 ___Wood ___Shingle ___and ___Shake ___Exposure ___Tables ___tw
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