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2 8. , Maintenance procedures shall be established for maintaining all spray equipment, including air hoses, any ventilation equipment, and fire protection equipment. Approved waste containers shall be provided in designated locations for the disposal of impregnated (with sprayed material) rags or waste. Chapter 10 of NFPA 33. 9. No smoking signs shall be posted at all spray areas and mixing Iocations. Signs shall state "NO SMOKING OR OPEN FLAMES" in large letters on contrasting color background. Chapter 10 of NFPA 33 10. No hot work of any kind is allowed in or adjacent to the spray area without authorized approval from the AHJ. Chapter 10 of NFPA 33 11. All personnel involved in the spraying application process shall be trained in potential safety and health hazards, operational, maintenance, and emergency procedures required, and importance of constant operator awareness. They also shall be instructed in proper use, maintenance and storage of all emergency, safety or personal protective equipment required. All training shall be documented with name of person(s) attending training along with type of training and date. This information shall be provided to the AHJ prior to construction final. 12. The interior surfaces shall be smooth, designed and installed to prevent pockets that can trap residues, and designed to facilitate ventilation and cleaning. 13. When netting is installed over unenclosed openings, the building becomes enclosed and shall comply with NFPA 101, Chapter 7, Life Safety Code, which includes but not limited to, exit and emergency lighting and type of locking hardware allowed. 14, Portable fire extinguishers shall be in accordance with NFPA 10. NFPA 33 states that the hazard classification is "extra high ", therefore Chapter 6 of NFPA 10 states extinguisher type shall be a minimum of 40 -B provided every 30 feet or 80 -B provided every 50 feet. i f# ✓ KERR ` ' '4- TT, FIRE MARSHAL ***Please be advised this review of plans submitted is a cursory review to assist the contractor in compliance with applicable fire safety codes. This review is not intended to be a final approval of the submitted plans. It is the contractor's sole responsibility to ensure that the plans are in complete compliance with all applicable NFPA codes and local ordinances. In the event that further examination or site inspection reveals areas of non - compliance, it shall be the contractor's sole responsibility, at their sole expense to bring those areas in compliance. The City assumes no responsibility for the contractor's failure to be in compliance with all applicable NFPA codes and local ordinances.