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List building components and information that are required on life safety drawings by regulatory authorities including the National Fire Protection Association, The Joint Commission, and the local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ)  \n2 . Demonstrate how to read and interpret life safe drawings  \n3 . Locate Novant Health life safety drawings on ATG  \nlearning objective 1:  \nrequired building components and information  \nWhat organizations publish and regulate life safety drawing requirements?  \nThe National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) publishes requirements specifically for life safety drawings in NFPA 101: The Life Safety Code (2012) .  \nDuring The Joint Commissionís triennial survey, life safety drawings are requested and used during the survey process.  \nThe local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) requires certain colors to designate wall separations, hazardous areas, etc.  \nThe Life Safety Code requires that hospitals maintain current and accurate life safety drawings with certain denotations.  \nAs required by NFPA, fire safety denotations include:  \nï areas of the building that are fully sprinklered (if the building is partially sprinklered)  \nï smoke‐rated barrier locations  \nï fire‐rated barrier locations ï locations of designated smoke  \ncompartments  \nï sleeping and non‐sleeping suite boundaries, including the size of the identified suites  \nï hazardous storage area locations ï locations of chutes and shafts ï any approved equivalencies or waivers  \nThe Joint Commission Requirements  \nSimilar to NFPA, TJC requires certain markings and designation on all life safety drawings.  \nOn the Life Safety drawings, provide the floor areas (in square feet) for the following spaces:  \nï smoke compartment  \nï fire compartment  \nï suite  \nWith distinct markings, designate the following spaces:  \nï suites  \nï hazardous areas  \nï non‐sprinklered areas  \nlearning objective 2:  \nread and interpret life safety drawings  \nReading and Interpreting Life Safety Drawings  \nLife Safety drawings are color‐coded and marked to designate life safety building  \nelements. A legend is provided to define the meaning of each color, marking, or symbol.  \nReading and Interpreting Life Safety Drawings  \nLocate the non‐sprinklered area on this drawing.  \nReading and Interpreting Life Safety Drawings  \nLocate the fully sprinklered area on this drawing.","cbCaipyKxCYExuRM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipyKxCYExuRM","pdf",3593880,38,"English","# Course Learning Objectives\n## Required building components and information\n## Read and interpret life safety drawings","[{\"question\":\"Which organizations publish and regulate life safety drawing requirements?\",\"answer\":\"NFPA publishes requirements for life safety drawings in NFPA 101: The Life Safety Code. 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