Alberta Fire Code definition

Alberta Fire Code means the National Fire Code – 2019 Alberta Edition, as amended or repealed and replaced from time to time.
Alberta Fire Code means the Fire Code declared in force by the Fire Code Regulation (AR 118/2007);
Alberta Fire Code means the Alberta Fire Code 2014 as amended, or repealed and replaced from time to time.

Examples of Alberta Fire Code in a sentence

  • Provided the moisture levels from the continuous monitoring are within the specification level, there is no need to carry out further moisture testing where the cylinders are fitted with a validated minimum pressure retention valve.

  • The application in writing will cover all the information required by the Explosives Act and the Alberta Fire Code.

  • Fire hydrants located on private property must be approved, installed, used and maintained in accordance with the Alberta Fire Code and all municipal bylaws.

  • Accounts Payable (Note 12) $ 1,220,506,803.97 $ 1,848,382,712.67C.

  • Follow Alberta Fire Code standards for the collection and storage of eligible materials.

  • Used oil storage tanks need to be in compliance with the Alberta Fire Code and the authority having jurisdiction.

  • Submit confirmation from the Fire Safety Codes Officer that the property complies with the Alberta Fire Code, including bedroom egress, smoke alarms and placement of fire extinguishers.

  • Copy of Certificate of Occupant Load issued under the Alberta Fire Code.

  • All applicable petroleum tanks shall be registered with the Petroleum Tank Management Association of Alberta, and comply with the requirements of the Alberta Fire Code 2006, as amended.

  • Despite Part 6 and section 7.3 of this Order, a private social gathering of fifty persons orfifty percent of the total operational occupant load, whichever is less, as determined in accordance with the Alberta Fire Code and the fire authority having jurisdiction may occur at an indoor public or private place for the purposes of a wedding ceremony or a funeral service.


More Definitions of Alberta Fire Code

Alberta Fire Code means the Alberta Fire Code 1997(2014) as amended, or repealed and
Alberta Fire Code means the Alberta Fire Code 1992 declared in force by the Alberta Fire Code Regulation, 1992 (Alta. Reg. 204/92);
Alberta Fire Code means the Alberta Fire Code 1997 declared in force by the Fire Code Regulation (AR 52/98);

Related to Alberta Fire Code

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