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What To Look For:
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Unnecessary storage of rubbish and trash. (Interior/exterior)
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Storage of flammable liquids (gasoline) and flammable gases (propane)
- Improper storage of paint materials, oily rags etc
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Storage areas congested. (excessive amounts of storage)
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| Electrical |
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| Heating |
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| Life Safety |
- NO ABC type fire extinguisher
- No smoke alarms (By-Law F-100)
- Smoke alarm not working
- No fire escape plan
- Exit doors which require keys to open inside (should be thumb turns)
- No civic number displayed on the house
- Bedrooms have no alternate escape route to the outdoors (exterior door or openable windows)
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Bedrooms in un-sprinklered buildings having no exterior door must have windows that meet the requirements of the National Building Code of Canada.
Learn More About Bedroom Windows
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Section 9.7.1.3 of the National Building Code of Canada states that:
1. Except where a bedroom door provides access directly to the exterior or the suite is sprinklered, each bedroom shall have at least one outside window openable from the inside without the use of tools or special knowledge
2. Windows referred to in sentence (1) shall provide unobstructed opening with areas not less than 0.35m sq. (547 sq.in.) and with no dimension less than 380 mm (15")
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