IBC Committee Responsibility Matrix January 2017
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1 IBC Committee Responsibility Matrix January 2017 Chapter 1 ADMIN same Chapter 3 High-Hazard Group H same IFC same Uses Other Than Group H same IFC same Hazardoss Materials IFC same High-Hazard Group H same IFC same High-Hazard Group H same IFC same High-Hazard Group H same IFC same High-Hazard Group H same IFC same Group H-5 structures same IFC same Multiple Hazards same IFC same Chapter 4 Malls:
2 Automatic Sprinkler system same IFC same This was missing from 2015 list Emergency systems same IFC same Standpipe systems same IFC same Smoke control same IFC same Emergency power same IFC same Emergency voice/alarm Same IFC same communication system Fire department access to same IFC same equipment Structural integrity of shafts same same SFRM same IBC-FS same High Rise Buildings-Automatic same IFC same sprinkler system No. of Risers & Design same IFC same Water supply to fire pumps same IFC same Secondary water supply same IFC same Fire pump rooms same IFC same High-rise emergency systems same IFC same This is shown as [F] in the Correction made to this matrix. Smoke detection Same IFC same Fire alarm system Same IFC same Standpipe system Same IFC same Emergency voice/alarm communication Same IFC same
3 Emergency responder radio Same IFC same coverage Fire command Same IFC same Standby and emergency power Same IFC same Atriums-Automatic sprinkler same IFC same protection Atriums Fire Alarm same IFC same Atriums-Standby power same IFC same Underground Buildings same IFC same Automatic Sprinkler system -Fire alarm systems same IFC same Standby and emergency power same IFC same Standpipe systems same IFC same Accessible parking spaces same IBC-G MOE Motor-Vehicle-Related occupancies Means of egress same IBC-G same Generally a referral section. Motor-Vehicle-Related same IFC same occupancies Standpipes Enclosed parking garage automatic sprinkler system same IFC same Repair garages-- Gas detection system Gas detection system System activation IFC same IFC same
4 Failure of the gas detection system Repair Garage Automatic sprinkler systems IFC same same IFC same Group I-2-Automatic sprinkler IFC same system I-2 Fire Alarm System IFC same Group I-2-Automatic fire IFC same detection Fire alarm system same IFC same Automatic sprinkler system same IFC same Stages and Platforms/ Smoke Control Stages and platforms- Automatic sprinkler system Stages and platforms - Standpipes IFC same IFC same IFC same Special Amusement Buildings IFC same Automatic fire detection -Automatic sprinkler system IFC same - Alarm IFC same - Emergency voice/alarm communications system IFC same
5 Accessibility same IBC-G MOE Structural integrity of interior exit stairways and hoistways Sprayed fire-resistant materials (SFRM) new new new This parallels language in 403 that is scoped to Structure new IBC-FS This parallels language in 403 that is scoped to Fire Resistance IFC same -Automatic Smoke detection systems Fire Command Center new new IFC This is a Chapter 9 issue 2 Smoke removal new New IBC-G Parallel section in highrise 3 is scoped to general --Automatic sprinkler system new IFC Fire Pump Room new new IFC Parallel in highrise 1 is scoped to IFC - Fire Suppression IFC same Smoke alarms IFC same Aircraft Paint Hangars IFC same except Construction IBC- G IFC Heliports and Helistops same IFC same Hazardous Materials 414 (all) same IFC same
6 Groups H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4 and 415 (all) same IFC same H-5 Spray Application of 416 (all) same IFC same Flammable Finishes Drying Rooms 417 (all) same IFC same Organic Coatings 418 (all) same IFC same Live/Work Unit Fire same IFC same Protection Accessibility same IBC-G MOE Groups I-1 and the R s IFC same Automatic sprinkler systems Groups I-1 and the R s Fire alarm systems and smoke alarms IFC same Smoke barriers in Group I-1 new new IBC-G Group I-1 assisted living units new new IBC-G Group I-1 cooking facilities new new IBC-G Group R cooling new new IBC-G Group R2 dormitory cooking new new IBC-G Hydrogen fuel gas rooms 421(all) same IFC same Automatic Sprinkler systems same IFC same Fire alarm systems same IFC same Children s Play structures 424 same IBC-G IBC-FS Combustible dusts, Grain 426 (all) same IFC same processing and storage Medical Gas new 427(all) new IFC
7 Higher Education Laboratories new 428(all) new IFC Chapter 5 Address numbers IFC same Chapter 6 same Chapter 7 IBC-FS same Chapter 8 IBC-FS Interior Finishes-Decorative materials and trim same IFC same Decorative Materials and Trim same IFC same deleted IFC same IFC same Occupancy based new new IFC Reference to occupancy based in the IFC same IFC same same IFC same same IFC same same IFC same same IFC same
8 Chapter 9 IFC except as Smokeproof enclosures same IBC-FS IFC Elevator hoistway Same IBC-FS IFC Pressurization alternative. Chapter 10 Administration-Maintenance Means of egress Fire Safety and Evacuation Plans IBC-MOE IFC same IFC same Chapter 12 IBC-G Except as Required fixtures IPC same Privacy IPC same Water closet compartment IPC same Urinal partitions IPC same Chapter 13 IECC-C
9 Chapter 14 IBC-FS Exterior walls same same Reference to Chapter 16 for structural reqmts. Flood resistance same same Flood resistance coastal hight-hazard and A zones same same Flood hazard area construction and flood loads Wood (all) same same Structural design Masonry same same Structural design Metal (all) same same Structural design Concrete same same Structural design Glass unit masonry same same Structural design same same Anchored masonry veneer (all) same same Structural tolerances and seismic for anchored masonry veneer Stone veneer same same Prescriptive wall construction
10 Slab-type veneer same same Prescriptive wall construction Terra Cotta same same Prescriptive wall construction Adhered masonry veneer (all) same same Performance and prescriptive wall construction Metal veneers and attachment and same same Material specs and fastening Glass veneer (all) same same Structural glass veneer design and installation Vinyl siding (all) same same Prescriptive installation and wind and exposure limitations Cement plaster same same Application Fiber cement siding (all) same same Material specs and installation Wall boarding and wall same same Fastening specs coverings Polypropylene siding same same Wind and exposure limitations Structural design same IBC-FS Reference to Chapter 16 for structural reqmts.
11 Structural design same same Reference to Chapter 16 for structural reqmts. Structural design same same Reference to Chapter 16 for structural reqmts. Plastic composite decking construction 1410 same IBC-FS Reference to testing and labeling. Exterior walls same same Reference to Chapter 16 for structural reqmts. Flood resistance same same Chapter 15 Roof drainage same IPC same Secondary (emergency same IPC same overflow) drains or scuppers Fire Classification Roof 1505 same IBC-FS same covering Roof insulation 1508 same IBC-FS same Radiant barriers installed 1509 same IBC-FS same above deck Rooftop structures 1510 same IBC - G same Chapter year, 1 hour rainfall, United States Fig same IPC same Identical to IPC Figure
12 Chapter 17 Special inspections sprayed fire resistant materials Special inspections mastic and in tumescent fire-resistant coatings IBC - FS same IBC - FS same Special inspections - EIFS IBC - FS same Special inspections Fireresistant penetrations and joints IBC - FS same Special Inspections Smoke Control Chapter 18 Chapter 19 Chapter 20 Chapter IFC same Corresponds to IFC not identical
13 Chapter 22 Chapter 23 Fire-retardant-treated wood same IBC-FS Performance criteria for f-r-treated wood based on flame spread index Pressure process same IBC-FS Other means during same IBC-FS manufacture Testing same IBC-FS Labeling same IBC-FS Exposure to weather, damp or wet locations same IBC-FS Chapter 24 Chapter 25 Water-resistive barrier IBC-FS w-r-barrier & equivalents Chapter 26 IBC-FS Wind resistance same IBC-FS Wind pressure resistance
14 Cladding attachment over foam plastic over masonry or concrete Cladding attachment over foam plastic over steel framing Cladding attachment over foam plastic Cladding attachment over foam plastic (entire section) (entire section) Table Table same IBC-FS Prescriptive installation same IBC-FS Prescriptive installation based on cladding weight same IBC-FS Prescriptive installation based on cladding weight same IBC-FS Prescriptive installation based on cladding weight Interior trim (all) same IFC IFC Density, size and flame spread limitations. Structural same IBC-FS Reference to Chapter 16 Fastening same IBC-FS Reference to Chapter 16 Plastic composite lumber 2612 (all except ) same same Performance and loading for plastic composite lumber Flame spread index same IBC-FS Flame spread thresholds Chapter 27 Emergency and Standby Power Systems Chapter same IFC same IBC-G
15 Chapter 29 IBC-G same Plumbing Systems - General 2901 same IPC same Minimum Plumbing Facilities 2902 same IPC same Chapter 30 Accessibility Passenger IBC same Elevators MOE Elevators Emergency 3003 IFC same Operations Rated corridors new new MOE Means of egress same IBC-G MOE Chapter 31 Temporary structures means of egress Pedestrian Walkways and Tunnels Telecommunications/ Broadcast towers IBC-G Same IBC-G IBC-MOE through IBC same MOE , same
16 Solar energy systems new 3111 new IBC-G Access and pathway new new IFC Greenhouses new 3112 new IBC-G Accessibility new new MOE Relocatable buildings new 3113 new IBC-G Chapter 33 IBC-G Fire safety during demolition same IBC-G IFC Safeguards During IFC same Construction Fire Extinguishers where required Fire hazards same IFC same Maintenance of means of same IFC same egress Safeguards During 3311 same IFC same Construction Standpipes Automatic Sprinkler Systems 3312 same IFC same Completion before occupancy same IFC same Operation of valves same IFC same Water supply for fire protection where required same IFC same This was in 2015 code, just not shown on this list
17 Chapter 35 (Standards administrative same same Administrative ADMIN updates) updates Appendix A Employee All same IBC-G ADMIN Qualifications Appendix B Board of All same IBC-G ADMIN Appeals Appendix C Agricultural All same IBC - G same Buildings Appendix D Fire Districts All same IBC - G same Appendix E Supplementary All same IBC - same Accessibility Requirements MOE Appendix F - Rodentproofing All same IBC - S same Appendix G Flood-resistant All same IBC - S same construction Appendix H Signs All same IBC - G same Appendix I Patio covers All same IBC - G same Appendix J - Grading All same same Appendix K ICC Electrical K101-K110 same IBC-G same Administrative Provisions K111 same IBC-G same Legend for Control Type : 1. No corresponding section in the controlling code 2. Corresponding to in controlling code, not identical wording 3. Identical to in the controlling code
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