It is a secured box, installed near the entrance to the building, that only the fire department has access to. Knox Box Requirements and Procedure for Ordering When access to a building is difficult, a KNOX Box is appropriate. In new complexes with more than one entrance, two directories are required. In large complexes, a directory is provided at the entrance to clearly indicate where each building, by address, is located. Illuminated Directory This policy applies to new multiple-unit complexes and, on a case-by-case basis, to existing complexes. Hazardous Materials Inventory Reporting This policy establishes the requirements for hazardous materials reporting using the Fire-Rescue Department's Form FPB-500 - Hazardous Materials Information This policy explains the types of signs and when and where a sign is required. Hazardous Materials Identification Signs When hazardous materials are stored in a building, signs identifying the material are required.
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Fire lanes may also be found on streets when the road width limits access for emergency vehicles.įire Access on Public Roadways A fire lane is required on existing public roadways if it is determined a distinct hazard to life or property exists.įire/Harmful Gas Alarm System Permits The process for administering the Fire/Harmful Gas Alarm System permits, and how and when penalty mitigation would be appropriate.įire Extinguishers In buildings where fire extinguishers are required by the California Fire Code, the Code sets out specific regulations about the type, mounting and labeling of the extinguisher.įlammable Containers This policy is intended to clarify the types of containers allowed for the storage of Class I flammable liquids and the maximum allowable container size Usually this is designated when the building or complex is built. See the policy for details applicable to different occupancies and notification numbers for San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.Įmergency Plan and Information An emergency plan is required for all office buildings of two or more stories for hotels, motels, and lodging houses and for Group I, Division 1 and 2 facilities.įire Access Roadways A fire lane is often required when buildings are located a distance from the public road. This policy explains circumstances where it might be allowed.ĭisrupted Service - Fire Protection Systems When a fire protection system is out of service, a fire watch may be required. With the exception of the policies that are specific to certain occupancies or the use of hazardous materials, the policies relate to fundamental issues of access for emergency personnel and fire protection.Ĭarbon Monoxide Alarms California's Carbon Monoxide Prevention Act requires California homes to have carbon monoxide devices.Ĭorridors: Storage Restrictions Storage is normally not allowed in exit corridors. The following policies apply generally to any building or site (except single family or duplex dwellings).
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