The course will provide you a better understanding of how smoke migrates in multi-story building fires and how building codes in the United States have evolved to address this danger.

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This course will introduce the use of fire- and smoke-rated curtains as fire and smoke separation in atrium, stair and escalator designs in open floor plans.

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Fire and smoke protection has come a long way in the last decade. The evolution of high temperature materials has made it possible to provide minimal, high performance, code-compliant fire- and smoke-rated protection for openings throughout the constructed environment.

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Passive fire and smoke protection is a major concern for healthcare facilities. The evolution of high temperature materials has made it possible to provide minimal, high performance, code-compliant smoke- and fire-rated protection for openings throughout the constructed environment.

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Designated as an I-1 occupancy, the types of assisted living settings vary from high-rise apartments to multi-acre campuses and everything in between.

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Designated as an R occupancy, types of residential facilities vary from high-rise apartments to multi-acre campuses and everything in between.

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Fire Service Access Elevators are required by the International Building Code in buildings with an occupiable level higher than 120 feet.

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Fire and smoke-rated walls are the core element of almost every life safety element in a building. And although seemingly simple, the requirements for openings can be far more elusive and detailed.

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