Resources, Checklists, and Training for inspectors with NFPA and the ICC codes
Here’s to a safe and joyous holiday season for you and yours. In case you’re actually looking for something to read, here are some Inspector911 gems from though out the years for your solstice surfing pleasure.
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,Nick Markowitz: I questioned the fact that glycerin was being used in resi systems especially in light of the fact i do alot of work in petro...
,Jim Yuill: A fire inspector is a professional who educates the building owner/occupant/general contractor on the hazards associated with fire. It...
,Mark Spoo: The definition that I learned years ago was the inspector is a tool in the fire service that keeps occupants, residents and even more...
,C. W. Boss: I must agree with the Inspectors Dove. Particularly with Brian Dove’s assessment that “Fire (Prevention) Inspector(s) are...
,conn: I had the same issue in our city. Back in 2005 I noticed that the setup did not look as it did in years past. So I had my personnel count...
,Marshal Chris: BB, Where is the requirement of the 2.5″ from connection nut?