Access To NFPA Codes and Standards
The complete text of all NFPA standards documents are available (with restriction) for viewing, but not printing, by concerned citizens, interested manufacturers and others with computer access. NFPA codes and standards are widely adopted because they are developed using an open, consensus-based process. All NFPA codes and standards are developed and periodically reviewed by approximately 7,000 volunteer committee members with a wide range of professional expertise. As part of its commitment to enhancing public safety through the adoption and enforcement of key ANSI codes and standards, NFPA makes all of its codes and standards available for review online by the public.
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