FSC Documentation & Record Keeping

Question 1

Which document must be maintained on-site during fire stopping installation to verify that the correct UL-listed system is being installed?

Accepted Answer

UL system design drawing or listing sheet

Answer

Material safety data sheet

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General contractor's schedule

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Manufacturer's warranty card

Question 2

What is the primary purpose of as-built fire stopping documentation?

Accepted Answer

To provide an accurate record of installed fire stopping locations and systems for future inspection and maintenance

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To record the cost of materials used

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To satisfy OSHA training requirements

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To document contractor payment schedules

Question 3

Under NFPA 101, how long must fire stopping inspection records typically be retained by the building owner?

Accepted Answer

The life of the building or as required by the AHJ

Answer

1 year

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3 years

Answer

Until the next scheduled inspection

Question 4

What information must be recorded on a firestop inspection tag or label attached to an installed penetration seal?

Accepted Answer

The installer's name, date of installation, and the UL system number used

Answer

Only the installer's name

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The color of the sealant and curing temperature

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The building permit number only

Question 5

Which entity is responsible for approving and accepting the final fire stopping inspection documentation on a construction project?

Accepted Answer

The Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ)

Answer

The firestop contractor only

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The building material supplier

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The general contractor's safety officer

Question 6

A Special Inspection Report for fire stopping must include which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Identification of the penetration, the system number used, date of inspection, and inspector credentials

Answer

Only photographic evidence

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The general contractor's bid price

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A list of all subcontractors on the project

Question 7

When a fire stopping penetration is concealed after installation, what document best allows future inspectors to locate and verify the seal?

Accepted Answer

A coordinated floor plan or as-built drawing showing the penetration locations

Answer

The project bid documents

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The architect's schematic design

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The material purchase orders