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The Life Safety Code is the country's most widely used and accepted code for protecting occupants from fire.
Of the nearly 300 NFPA fire codes, almost fifty are directly referenced in the Life Safety Code. And in the past three years, many of these documents have undergone significant revisions. Only the LSC links all these critical codes and standards together- and only the 2000 code references all the latest editions!
UNDERSTAND THE CODE, AND APPLY IT WITH CONFIDENCE!
For help in understanding its revised and restructed rules, there's the Life Safety Code Handbook. This resource includes the complete 2000 LSC text- plus commentary, examples and illustrations.
Only the 2000 Handbook follows the restructed Code...and it's the only place you'll find a cross reference to the 1997 edition! It's packed with advice on working with other documents as well, such as the 1999 editions of NFPA 13: Installation of Sprinkler Systems, NFPA 72: National Fire Alarm Code and NFPA 99: Health Care Facilities. This guide is essential for anyone in fire protection! Use the 2000 Handbook to ensure that more buildings and structures are fire safe! 1120 pp.
NFPA'S FACT FILLED HANDBOOK PROVIDES YOU WITH...
requirements for "new" and "existing" construction shown side-by-side
more than 400 two-color, line-art drawings and scores of informative photographs illustrate the most complex Code rules
NFPA 101, Life Safety Code, 1997
