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NJ Rehab Subcode NJAC 5:23-6
Construction in Existing Buildings
2 credit hours
Description
This Two-Hour Seminar will present the NJ Rehabilitation Subcode, which regulates work in existing buildings, as adopted in New Jersey tailored specifically for and to the Security and Fire Alarm Industry in an easy to understand and follow format. Changes will be discussed including cross references to 2020 NEC and 2019 NFPA-72.
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Who Should Take It
Fire Inspectors, Fire Officials, Fire Subcode Officials, Inspectors, Technicians, Engineers, Architects, Design, and Inspection/Test/Maintenance Support Staff.
What Is Covered
Introduction and Application of the NJ Rehabilitation Subcode in Existing Buildings, when and where.
Code Arrangement – Types of Work
Basic and Supplemental Requirements
Reconstruction and when it applies.
Additions under the Rehabilitation Subcode
Methods and Materials and references to the Building and Electrical Codes
New Building Elements
Changes of Use and Changes in the Character of a Use
Putting it all together, typical project flow of a rehab project.
Code Arrangement – Types of Work
Basic and Supplemental Requirements
Reconstruction and when it applies.
Additions under the Rehabilitation Subcode
Methods and Materials and references to the Building and Electrical Codes
New Building Elements
Changes of Use and Changes in the Character of a Use
Putting it all together, typical project flow of a rehab project.
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NJ Rehab Subcode NJAC 5:23-6 Construction in Existing Buildings
NJ Rehab Subcode NJAC 5:23-6
Construction in Existing Buildings
2 credit hours
Description
This Two-Hour Seminar will present the NJ Rehabilitation Subcode, which regulates work in existing buildings, as adopted in New Jersey tailored specifically for and to the Security and Fire Alarm Industry in an easy to understand and follow format. Changes will be discussed including cross references to 2020 NEC and 2019 NFPA-72.
Applicable In
Who Should Take It
Fire Inspectors, Fire Officials, Fire Subcode Officials, Inspectors, Technicians, Engineers, Architects, Design, and Inspection/Test/Maintenance Support Staff.
What Is Covered
Introduction and Application of the NJ Rehabilitation Subcode in Existing Buildings, when and where.
Code Arrangement – Types of Work
Basic and Supplemental Requirements
Reconstruction and when it applies.
Additions under the Rehabilitation Subcode
Methods and Materials and references to the Building and Electrical Codes
New Building Elements
Changes of Use and Changes in the Character of a Use
Putting it all together, typical project flow of a rehab project.
Code Arrangement – Types of Work
Basic and Supplemental Requirements
Reconstruction and when it applies.
Additions under the Rehabilitation Subcode
Methods and Materials and references to the Building and Electrical Codes
New Building Elements
Changes of Use and Changes in the Character of a Use
Putting it all together, typical project flow of a rehab project.
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