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Fire Protection: Nursing and Convalescent Homes in Texas
Minimum safety requirements for fire protection in Texas nursing and convalescent homes are stipulated. Safety requirements for already constructed nursing and custodial care homes pertain to fire department service and the water supply; occupancy and fire areas; exit facilities; stairways, vertical openings, and doorways; exit and fire escape lights and directional signs; hazardous areas and combustible storage; fire extinguishers; fire alarm systems; and electrical wiring. Safety requirements for planned buildings and for the conversion of already constructed buildings into nursing and custodial care homes concern distance from the fire department and the water supply; height limitations; exit facilities and the subdivision of floor areas; stairways, vertical openings, and doorways; exit lights and directional signs; hazardous areas and combustible storage; fire extinguishers; fire alarm systems; and electrical wiring.
Fire Protection: Nursing and Convalescent Homes in Texas
Minimum safety requirements for fire protection in Texas nursing and convalescent homes are stipulated. Safety requirements for already constructed nursing and custodial care homes pertain to fire department service and the water supply; occupancy and fire areas; exit facilities; stairways, vertical openings, and doorways; exit and fire escape lights and directional signs; hazardous areas and combustible storage; fire extinguishers; fire alarm systems; and electrical wiring. Safety requirements for planned buildings and for the conversion of already constructed buildings into nursing and custodial care homes concern distance from the fire department and the water supply; height limitations; exit facilities and the subdivision of floor areas; stairways, vertical openings, and doorways; exit lights and directional signs; hazardous areas and combustible storage; fire extinguishers; fire alarm systems; and electrical wiring.
Fire Protection: Nursing and Convalescent Homes in Texas
1969
21 pages
Report
No indication
English
Legislation & Regulations , Texas , Safety , Safety hazards , Regulations , Quality assurance , Patients , Methodology , Long term care , Licenses , Inpatients , Health care , Health care facilities , Health care delivery systems , Environmental health , Certification , Nursing homes , Fire safety , HRP/SBH , HRP/ZJ , HRP/MDDB , HRP/GB , HRP/GAJ , HRP/DEDDBC , HRPGEO/YTX , HRPOCC/XZ , Standards
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