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| Topic 1 | - Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems Review: This topic assesses fire protection engineers' ability to identify and evaluate the requirements for fire protection and life safety systems in plans. Engineers must demonstrate how to review the installation of fire protection systems, including pre-engineered systems, and ensure compliance with standards while documenting deficiencies as required by jurisdictional policies.
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| Topic 2 | - Building Plan Review: Fire protection engineers will need to verify occupancy classifications, construction types, and occupant loads in building plans. The exam tests engineers’ ability to ensure these elements comply with applicable codes and standards, as well as their ability to document and report deficiencies according to jurisdictional procedures.
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| Topic 3 | - Administrative: This topic tests fire protection engineers and planners on their ability to prepare clear and concise reports based on observations from plan reviews. Engineers must ensure that findings align with applicable codes, standards, and jurisdiction policies while resolving deficiencies and processing documents following established procedures.
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| Topic 4 | - General Knowledge: This topic assesses fire protection engineers' knowledge of relevant codes and standards and their ability to determine the correct document, edition, and topic for a fire protection issue. It also evaluates the engineers' participation in legal proceedings, ensuring accurate testimony and appropriate conduct during proceedings.
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| Topic 5 | - Site Plan Review: In this topic, fire protection engineers must demonstrate their ability to evaluate plans for fire flow, hydrant locations, and spacing to ensure compliance with codes and standards. Engineers will also be tested on evaluating emergency vehicle access, identifying deficiencies, and documenting them per jurisdictional policies.
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