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Calif. SFM Awareness course for RFS

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The Office of the State Fire Marshal in conjunction with the Home Builders Association Tulare Kings (HBATK) has scheduled the SFM Awareness Level Course on Residential Fire Sprinklers and the 2010 California Residential Code May 11, 2011 in Visalia (see attached flyer). The purpose of this training program is to:



  • Recognize that the requirements for residential fire sprinklers are designed to be a “life safety system” to prevent flash over and allow for the evacuation or rescue from fire
  • Develop awareness of the 2010 California Residential Code and the 2010 NFPA 13D (1 and 2 Family Dwellings and Manufactured Homes) and the amendments and/or modifications
  • Develop an awareness of the State of California Provisions as defined in the 2010 California Residential Code, Title 24, Part 2.5, and specifically Section R313.
  • Develop an awareness of the SFM Residential Fire Sprinkler Task Force Phase I, II, III Recommendations and Final Report. Develop an awareness of the State of California Mandate.
  • Develop an awareness of the term, “Best Management Practices” as it relates to the various stakeholders and the Residential Fire Sprinkler Task Force Process
  • Develop an awareness of the various stakeholder considerations, training resources and technical terms


Target Audience for Training:

Fire Department/Fire Prevention Personnel (Plan Review, and Inspections) Building Department Personnel (Plan Review, and Inspections) Water Purveyors (Plan Review, and Inspections) Home Builders (BIA Chapters)/Contractors (Plan Preparation, Submittals, and Installation) Contractors: General Building Contractors , Fire Protection Contractor [C-16]).
 
The California State Fire Marshals Office needs to have a house cleaning. There are too many things they just don't get done that are part of their mandates. Training is sparse at best.
 
There are too many things they just don't get done that are part of their mandates.
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I have now worked with 6 administrations in two states directly and indirectly and they all have and continue to operate similar. Nature of that machine. I just wish these state offices (my state currently) just deligated like like their rules allow. Sheesh it's like a child with a lolly pop.
 
FM: I just left a meeting with Tonya, she feels that she'll probably be staying where she's at for quite awhile..... ;)
 
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