Chapter 27

What can inform the focus of fire education programming

• Fire suppression techniques
• Wildfire prevention strategies
• Fire investigations

• Emergency response protocols

Regulatinos that have been legally adopted by a governmental body with the authority to pass laws and enforce safety regulations

• Fire codes
• Traffic codes
• Health codes
• Building codes

NBC stands for

• National Basketball Championship
• National Business Council
• National Building Code
• New Broadcasting Corporation

Fire and building codes are created by

• CCBFC1
• CCBFC2
• CCBFC3
• CCBFC

In smaller towns (under 50,000) who typically is responsible for conducting inspections

• Chief Fire Official or a designated person

• Police Officer
• Mayor
• Firefighter

In larger towns (over 50,000) who typically is responsible for conducting inspections

• Chief Fire Official or a designated person

• Police Officer
• Fire Prevention Division

• Firefighter

CCBFC stands for

• Canadian Council on Building and Fire Codes
• Commission on Canadian Building and Fire Codes
• Canadian Committee for Building and Fire Codes
• Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes

Considered "Companion document" to building code

• Safety Code
• Construction Code
• Building Code
• Fire Code

Fire code comes into effect

• After a building has been constructed and is habitable.
• Fire code comes into effect - when a building is abandoned
• Fire code comes into effect - during the construction of a building
• Fire code comes into effect - before a building is constructed

Older building may not comply with codes if

• The code has not been retroactively applied
• The code is outdated
• The code is not enforced
• The code is applied retroactively