How many components are there in an egress system?
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Name each component of an egress system (partial credit for each component named)
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Occupant load...
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Building codes specify...
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When 2 exits are required in a building, we should always try to locate them as close to each other as possible
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If a room is above or below grade and cannot exit directly to the street, a required exit usually consists of an...
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Exit stairs, corridors, and passageways must be built using fire-resistive construction
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Which direction do exit doors swing?
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A street, alley, or similar parcel of land open to the sky and deeded, dedicated, or otherwise permanently appropriated for the free passage and use of the general public is referred to as...
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Exit paths and signs should be illuminated
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The vertical element in a set of stairs forming the space between one step and the next is referred to as the...
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The horizontal element in a set of stairs on which a person walks is referred to as the...
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Exterior stairs are generally more steep than interior stairs
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The maximum riser height for accessible and emergency egress stairs is...
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The minimum tread depth for accessible and emergency egress stairs is...
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For safety reasons, building codes limit the variation in riser height and tread run to...
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Which type of railing is generally taller, guardrails or handrails?
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Per the building code, what is he maximum allowable rise between landings in an egress stair
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Landings should be as least as wide as the stairway they serve and have a minimum length equal to the stair width, measured in the direction of travel
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Handrail requirements for ramps are different than they are for stairways