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NFPA (Fire) 3HB12 Commissioning and Integrated System Testing Handbook, 2012 Edition

standard by National Fire Protection Association, 09/01/2012

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Understand, implement, and oversee commissioning and integrated testing based on NFPA 3 with the full-color, 1st Edition Commissioning and Integrated System Testing Handbook!

In today's buildings, proper commissioning and integrated testing of safety systems are essential to fire protection and life safety. Get the tools, resources, and knowledge required for error-free work and stakeholder coordination with the 2012 edition of NFPA 3: Commissioning and Integrated System Testing Handbook.

This unique resource prepares you to apply NFPA 3, the landmark document developed in response to a request from the National Institute of Building Science (NIBS).

The Handbook is illustrated with full-color photos and graphics, and organized for easy reference:Part One includes the full text of NFPA 3, Annex A, and commentary explaining how NFPA 3's recommendations provide the building owner with documentation that the buildings systems have been installed correctly and will perform as intended in accordance with the owner's project requirements.Part Two features work flow charts illustrating team members, their qualifications, and their roles and responsibilities throughout the commissioning process.Part Three is loaded with sample forms and a web link to download forms for your personal use.Get step-by-step guidance throughout every phase of a complex process.

Adaptable for projects at any stage, the Handbook addresses all types of building systems -- including fire protection suppression and control, fire alarm, emergency communications, smoke control, power, fire doors, commercial cooking operations, and elevators; and identifies tasks to be done within each phase -- from pre-design through design, construction, occupancy, and operation.

You'll learn who should perform each task, such as owner, commissioning authority, construction manager, insurance representative, or third-party test entity; the task's deliverables; and key questions that must be answered to progress to the next step. "Sticky notes" highlight important items to keep in mind.