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Chapter 26: Fumigation And Insecticidal Fogging

Quiz: 2024 International Fire Code Chapter 26: Fumigation And Insecticidal Fogging

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1. Which operations are covered by Chapter 26 of the International Fire Code?

Storage of hazardous materials in commercial facilities.
Fumigation and insecticidal fogging within buildings, structures, and spaces.
Fire alarm system testing and maintenance.
Structural pest control in open-air environments.

2. Under what condition are permits required for fumigation and insecticidal fogging operations?

Permits are only required for operations using highly flammable fumigants.
Permits are required as set forth in Section 105.5.
Permits are only required for operations exceeding 24 hours in duration.
Permits are not required for insecticidal fogging operations, only fumigation.

3. Where are the terms FUMIGANT, FUMIGATION, and INSECTICIDAL FOGGING defined within the International Fire Code?

In Chapter 26, Section 2602.1.
In Chapter 1, Section 101.
In Chapter 2.
In an appendix to the code.

4. What overarching requirement applies to buildings, structures, and spaces where fumigation and insecticidal fogging operations are conducted?

They must comply with the fire protection and safety requirements of Sections 2603.2 through 2603.7.
They must be equipped with a sprinkler system regardless of occupancy classification.
They must be constructed of noncombustible materials.
They must be approved for Group H occupancy.

5. During fumigation or insecticidal fogging, what action must be taken regarding electricity in parts of the building where switches or electrical devices could serve as an ignition source?

All electrical circuits must be placed in standby mode.
Electricity shall be shut off.
Only high-voltage circuits need to be isolated.
Electrical systems can remain active if continuously supervised.

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