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David J. LeBlanc, P.E., FSFPE is a vice president at JENSEN HUGHES. LeBlanc has more than 25 years of experience in fire protection. He is a technical committee member of NFPA 3, NFPA 4, and NFPA 72.
The codes, personnel, and terms related to the commissioning process for health care may seem to leave room for confusion. The authors delineate the differences for you here because, especially when it comes to these settings, no such room exists.
The
authors walk us through the process - and more importantly, where
the pivotal smoke control design moments should fall within the
larger design/construction process. See who needs to be involved
in smoke control along the way, how to split up the special
inspection, and why going “Hollywood” isn’t the best idea for
the final acceptance test.