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02/08/2012

We've created a more efficient way for NFPA members and Public Sector Officials/AHJs to submit questions about codes and standards to NFPA staff. Our Technical Questions Service provides a convenient way to receive timely and consistent technical assistance when you need to know more about NFPA codes and standards relevant to your work. Responses are provided by NFPA staff on an informal basis.

Not an NFPA member? Join NFPA today to get access to technical support and information to help you make the right choices in your on-the-job decisions.

Posted by Mike Hazell on 02/08/2012 at 09:12 AM in Codes and standards, Membership | Permalink

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This is a great new addition to what the NFPA already do. With better access to high quality advice, it's likely that a huge number of people are going to be getting things right.

Posted by: Steve @ fire alarms for the deaf | 02/09/2012 at 06:18 AM

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