This 1.25h Precision Course is an introduction to Part 4, "Flammable and Combustible Liquids", of the 2015 National Fire Code of Canada, focusing primarily on Section 4.1. and Section 4.2. for industrial occupancies.
Learning Outcomes
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A better understanding of the characteristics and chemical properties of flammable and combustible liquids to help you understand how they are classified under the NFCC.
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Fundamental knowledge of the specific risks and hazards that these liquids present and how they are considered when evaluating the design of spaces.
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Awareness of the concepts prescribed in the Fire Code to minimize and mitigate risk of fire and explosion.
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Tools and tips for approaching design and review.
Instructor
Project Engineer, CodeNext Inc.
Melinda Amador
Melinda Amador, P.Eng., M.A.Sc., has worked in the Code consulting industry in Canada since 2007. With her academic background in Chemical Engineering, projects involving hazardous materials have become her specialty. Melinda has had the pleasure of consulting on numerous industrial projects, such as: pharmaceutical, food & beverage, cannabis extraction, general manufacturing, and warehouse & distribution facilities.
Course curriculum
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NFCC Part 4: General Provisions for Industrial Occupancies
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Handout
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Course Introduction and Learning Objectives
FREE PREVIEW -
Flammable and Combustible Liquids: Classification and Characteristics
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Classification of Occupancies
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Prescriptive Design Requirements - General Provisions (1)
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Prescriptive Design Requirements - General Provisions (2)
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Approaching Design and Review
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