Chapter 2

1. What defines the types of situations that require a permit or license?

2. Which consensus standards committee develops and publishes the majority of the standards concerning fireprotection, electrical systems, and life-safety systems used in the U.S. and Canada?

3. Which record-keeping method makes cross-referencing complaints easier?

4. Facilities required to meet multiple codes may be subject to code requirements.

5. Which of the following is a model code organization in the United States?

6. Permits are issued to ensure that are not allowed to develop without approval of the AHJ.

7. What kind of permit does open burning require?

8. A code is:

9. A standard is:

10. Issuing a permit to a party:

11. When are model codes enforceable?

12. Which of the following grants a property owner or other party permission to perform a specific activity?

13. Any additions or alterations to existing structures will be regulated by the code.

14. Which type of building and fire code or standard classification is more flexible?

15. What kind of permit does the removal of medical gas systems require?

16. Which Canadian entity represents Canada's interests in standards-related matters in foreign and international forums?

17. The term "model code" describes which type of building and fire code or standard classification?

18. Complaints that do not require immediate attention can be:

19. Complaints that involve a

20. What is one of the factors that determines whether an inspector needs to give advance notice or to obtain an administrative warrant to enter the location?