Fire Alarm System Requirements [Workshop]

You are a consulting engineer responsible for fire alarm.
​​Your task is to determine whether a fire alarm system is necessary for a building.

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Just as in the real wor​ld...

• You're expected (and encouraged) to make good use of all resources available to you.
• You're not only judged by getting the right answer, but also by how effective & efficient you are.
• That said, it's better to be a little less effective than to be wrong.
• If you don't know, ask.
• You're not always given all the information you need.
• It's better to ask for help than to assume and be wrong.
• Some mistakes hurt, others not as much. The pain level of a mistake is not always in our control.
• People are not always perfect. Always consider your sources.
• Try your best, and forget the rest.
• If you cheat, you only cheat yourself. This simulation is designed to hone your skill, not your ability to copy someone else's results. Don't cheat yourself. Besides, we have cheat traps. That's all we'll say...

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Anticipated Time to Completion: 10 minutes
Current Average Score: 87
Top Score for August: 92

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Building Plans

Applicable Code

Owner Notes

Building Plans

Latest Building Plans [PDF]

Applicable Code

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Owner Notes

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Architect

Building Owner

Contractor (General)

Contractor (Sub)

Engineer (Civil)

Engineer (Electrical)

Engineer (Mechanical)

Engineer (Plumbing)

Engineer (Structural)

Jurisdiction

My Supervisor

MeyerFire University

Architect

Building Owner

Contractor (General)

Contractor (Sub)

Engineer (Civil)

No civil engineer is on this project.

Engineer (Electrical)

Engineer (Mechanical)

Engineer (Plumbing)

Engineer (Structural)

Jurisdiction

My Supervisor

MeyerFire University

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