Standard Practice for On-Site Identification of Firestop Systems and Judgments

Importancia y uso:

4.1 This practice is important because it will help the inspector to understand who performed the firestopping, when the firestopping was installed, and the method utilized to perform the firestopping so that it can be used as an inspection aid. Building owners will also have the necessary information to assist in protecting and maintaining the proper firestop installations.

Subcomité:

E06.21

Volúmen:

04.12

Palabras clave:

breach; concrete masonry unit; continuity head-of-wall joint system; equivalent fire-resistance-rated assembly; fire-resistance-rated wall assembly; fire-resistive joint system; firestop identification label/tag; firestop system; horizontal assembly; installed system; judgment; penetration firestop system; penetrating item; perimeter fire containment system; spandrel-panel system; tested system;