Place of Assembly Permits and Required Signage Flashcards
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What is a Place of Assembly (PA) permit?
Answer: A permit required for venues where people gather for entertainment, dining, or other purposes above a certain occupancy
A Place of Assembly permit is required by the FDNY for venues where people gather (75+ occupants) for purposes like entertainment, dining, worship, or other events.
At what occupant capacity does a NYC venue typically require a Place of Assembly permit?
Answer: 75 occupants
In NYC, venues with an occupancy of 75 or more persons used for assembly purposes generally require a Place of Assembly permit from the FDNY.
What signage must be displayed near the main entrance of a place of assembly?
Answer: The occupant load capacity and Place of Assembly permit
The maximum occupant load and PA permit must be displayed near the main entrance in a visible location, allowing both the public and inspectors to verify compliance.
Fire exit signs must be illuminated by what means?
Answer: Internal illumination, external illumination, or self-luminous materials
Exit signs may be internally lit (backlit), externally illuminated by nearby light fixtures, or made with self-luminous (photoluminescent or tritium) materials that glow without power.
What must a 'No Smoking' sign comply with in a place of assembly?
Answer: NYC Administrative Code requirements for size, placement, and language
No Smoking signs must comply with NYC Administrative Code requirements, which specify minimum size, placement locations, and may require multiple languages depending on the community.
A fire guard notices that the posted maximum occupancy sign shows a different number than the PA permit. What should they do?
Answer: Report the discrepancy to building management and FDNY
A discrepancy between posted occupancy and the PA permit indicates an error that must be resolved. The fire guard should report it to management and, if necessary, the FDNY.