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OTHER EGRESSES AND EXTERIOR STRUCTURES WE SERVICE

Ladders • Wood Staircases • Spiral Staircases • Balconies • Porches • Decks • Roof Decks • Ramps • Elevated WalkWays • Pedestrian Bridges • Guard Rails

STEPS to Certify a Fire Escape:

  1. Verify with your local official, the AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction), the requisite certification procedure for your jurisdiction. The NATIONAL code requires fire escapes be certified every five years.
  2. Schedule An Inspection or a Pre-Load Test Evaluation with Load Test
  3. Submit certification if the fire escape system passed. If the fire escape failed, submit Inspection/Deficiency Report to AHJ.
  4. Do repairs if required to certify. A Technical Repair Report is a Construction Control Document that is used for bidding by fire escape repair vendors. Vendor oversight is when the chosen vendor’s work is overseen by a Certified Fire Escape Engineer and then certifies the work to the AHJ. Vendors must be qualified with correct licenses and insurance to do fire escape repairs and cannot certify their own work.
  5. Certification by Load Test, Restoration (Other Evidence of Strength) or Repairs with disclaimer of liability.
  • Fire Escape structural support photo taken after fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape railing photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape full photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken before fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape tread connection photo taken after fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape structural support photo taken before fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape platform photo taken before fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape staircase photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken before fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape full photo taken after fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape structural support photo taken after fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape platform photo taken before fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape full photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape platform photo taken before fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape string photo taken after fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape painting photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape staircase connections photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire escape tread photo taken during fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape string photo taken after fire escape painting
  • fire escape staircase photo taken during fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken during fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape structural support photo taken before fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape railing photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape structural support & platform photo taken during fire escape inspection
  • fire escape top part photo before fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape structural support photo taken before fire escape repair
  • fire escape staircase connections photo taken during fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape staircase connection photo taken after fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape tread connections photo taken after fire escape repair
  • fire escape structural support photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape string photo taken before fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape staircase connection photo taken during fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape structural support photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape platform photo taken before fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken before during fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken before fire escape repair
  • Fire Escape railing photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape platform photo taken after fire escape painting
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken during fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape staircase photo taken after fire escape painting
  • fire escape railing connection photo taken before fire escape inspection
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken after fire escape maintenance
  • Fire Escape tread photo taken after fire escape painting

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Send us photos of your fire escape by email: info@FireEscapeInspectors.com

NATIONAL CODES:

2012 IFC 1104.16.5.1 Fire escape stairs must be examined every 5 years ,by design professional or others acceptable and inspection report must be submitted to the fire code official.

IBC 1001.3.3 All fire escapes shall be examined and/or tested and certified every five years by a design professional or others acceptable who will then submit an affidavit city official.

NFPA LIFE SAFETY CODE 101  7.2.8.6.2 The Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) shall approve any fire escape by Load Test or other evidence of strength (Certification).

OSHA 1910.37 Exit routes must be maintained during construction, repairs, alterations or provide alternative egress with equivalent level of safety. (permit issued if egress is certified or with egress scaffolding) 


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