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Historically, places of assembly have had major loss of life due to what unique building elements? a. combustible loads that aid in rapid fire growth b. inadequate exiting c. overcrowding d. all of the above Solution | Posted 09/29/17 
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Scott Caron
9/28/2017 08:17:53 am
Answer: d. All places of assembly are guilty of filling a room with combustibles, not providing enough exits, or blocking the exits already there, and every POA will try to overcrowd, especially if they are selling tickets. I told an owner once "You want to bring them in, I want them to get out." That is the primary argument we all have. Leave a Reply. |
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