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A temporary enclosure is proposed on an upper floor before a storm. What should be verified?

Correct Answer

C) Anchorage, wind loading, access, fire egress, and material protection

Check how the temporary enclosure transfers wind loads into its supports, and preserve safe access and required exit routes. Coordinate appropriate design and weather protection before installation. Plastic sheeting is not exempt from wind effects because it is lightweight.

Answer Options
A
The title block of final record drawings
B
The project contact directory
C
Anchorage, wind loading, access, fire egress, and material protection
D
No anchorage review is needed if the enclosure uses plastic sheeting

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Check how the temporary enclosure transfers wind loads into its supports, and preserve safe access and required exit routes. Coordinate appropriate design and weather protection before installation. Plastic sheeting is not exempt from wind effects because it is lightweight.

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