Transcription of FIRE & BUILDING SAFETY CODE
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FIRE & BUILDING SAFETY CODE
FIRE & BUILDING . SAFETY CODE. Introduction Since 1972 the State of Vermont has adopted nationally recognized SAFETY standards to protect the public from fire and explosion hazards and establish standards for fire SAFETY . Standards for boiler SAFETY have been in place even longer. Vermont is able to benefit from the research and fire SAFETY experience from experts across the nation in every area of expertise by using nationally recognized SAFETY standards in this Code. The national standards are amended only when necessary to address conditions specific to Vermont, stay within the limits set by law or to clarify interpretations of certain sections. The 2015 Vermont Fire & BUILDING SAFETY Code establishes the process to obtain a construction or operating permit lists the codes and standards that are adopted and describes the process used to evaluate and grant a variance or exemption from the Code.
The Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) is the most widely used standard adopted under this Code and applies to all buildings and premises regulated under this Code. The Life Safety Code regulates construction, fire protection and occupancy features necessary to minimize danger to life from fire and to allow escape from fire and non-fire emergencies.
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