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Fire Rated Egress Openings
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Started this discussion. Last reply by THOMAS D HORNE May 25, 2012.

 

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Carlos Alcantar left a comment for kate
"YOU ARE A AFRICAN SCAMMER!! DO NOT USE THIS WEBSITE FOR YOUR DEVIOUS PRACTICE!! YOUR E MAIL IS BEING REPORTED!! THIS GROUP WILL ALSO BE NOTIFIED OF YOUR FULL INTENTIONS!!! THIS IS NOT A DATING WEBSITE!!!"
Jun 14, 2012
THOMAS D HORNE replied to Carlos Alcantar's discussion Fire Rated Egress Openings
"If the cost becomes prohibitive that means that the basic design of the structure is defective.  It is not the job of fire code enforcement authorities to control costs on a project.  It is a binary question by which I mean that there are…"
May 25, 2012
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Fire Rated Egress Openings

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Staples_Center_Investigation_Followup.htmlRecently our company was called out to a new education facility that was cited for several "non compliance" gap issues on over 50 fire rated openings, (classrooms, offices, corridors). The AHJ was quick and firm to stop COO until these corrections are made.  As a  service and obligation to our…See More
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Profile Information

Lives in:
Orange County
Department:
Force 1 & Associates Inc.
Title/rank:
Certified Fire Door Inspector Warnock Hersey
Years of public service:
22 years
Agency structure:
other
Top issues in your department:
NFPA80 5.2 Authority to inspect on all fire door and frame conditions and report and record compliance.
Record data is maintained with Warnock Hersey's data base and updated annually.
Professional Qualifications:
Field inspections on new and existing construction, certified to report and make corrections as required to bring all Fire Doors, egress openings up to full compliance. Extensive background on new medical facility corrections and revisions per NFPA 5.1.5.2
Topics you provide training for:
Consult and speak to the general contractor community on topics such as Proper fire door installation, identifying cause of failure, assist in corrections for final inspections, provide tools and procedures to detect both damage and code violations prior to final inspection and COO.
Areas of expertise:
Consulting
Speaking
Field Inspections
Field Corrections
Author DHI articles
Bio:
Representing fire door manufacturers, since 1993 ie: Stiles Custom Metal, Security Metal Products, Door Components, Curries, Ceco, assisting general contractors ie; McCarthy, Hensel Phelps, PCL, Turner Construction, Bernards, Swinerton Bulders, SJ Amoroso, Pinner, Tutor Saliba, URL etc. and owners ie; CHOC Orange County, USC, Kaiser Hospital, UCI Hospital, LAUSD, etc. Consulting with medical facility engineers and managers on both causes and signs of impending failure of egress openings.
Advise of corrections and acceptable methods and proper materials to be installed. 2009 activity included full course lecture with SJA on door and hardware failures and the methods of prevention or detection of new installation errors or trade damage while building is under construction.
To review, assess, and provide solutions to major facility damage during construction, ie: frames installed reversed, fire door bottom clearances, frame out of crossight, or gaps caused by 'toe in or out" as well as jamb bow or out of square.
Web site:
http://www.exactdoor.com or www.force1dfh.com

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