Orderline OBC Training - Fire Protection in Healthcare Facilities

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Presented by Megan Nicoletti from CodeNext Inc., this presentation focuses on the requirements of OBC Subsection 3.2.6. in relation to high rise building classifications.

The presentation will outline when to classify a building as a high-rise building and the associative prescriptive measures. This includes an introduction to OBC Supplementary Standard SB-4 for high-rise building measures. Subsequent to this course, you will have a broad understanding of key fire and life safety systems that are integral and unique to designing for a safe high-rise building.

If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the cardholder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information).

Presented by Melinda Amador, P. Eng., from CodeNext Inc., this presentation focuses on prescriptive requirements that impact the classification of industrial occupancies - for both new and existing facilities. The presentation provides examples and descriptions of different industrial occupancies, following the definitions of the Ontario Building Code and the Ontario Fire Code. The presentation also details a method of calculating the density of combustible contents based on weight and energetic potential, for medium and low hazard industrial occupancies.

If ordering this course on behalf of another individual, please contact Orderline directly to place the order; this is required to ensure that the correct student information is captured for the student transcripts (ordering directly through the online cart may result in the cardholder/ordering customer’s information being captured instead of the student information).

Presented by Melinda Amador, P. Eng., from CodeNext Inc., this presentation focuses on prescriptive requirements that impact the design of spaces where flammable and combustible liquids are present. The presentation provides examples and descriptions of flammable and combustible liquids and provides an introduction to the application of the Ontario Fire Code, specifically Section 4.1 and Section 4.2, for various occupancy applications.

The course includes commentary that extends beyond the prescriptive language of the code to describe the reasons for certain design requirements and the fundamental physical properties associated with flammable and combustible liquids.