Relier Pairs 2018 IFC Parts and Chapters (D)Version en ligne Before applying the requirements of the IFC it is beneficial to understand its arrangement and format. The IFC, like other codes published by the International Code Council, is arranged and organized to follow sequential steps that generally occur during a plan review or inspection. The IFC is organized into seven parts. Each part represents a broad subject matter and includes the chapters that logically fit under the subject matterf each part. Match the subject matter to the part it would be found in. par Suzanne Freeman 1 Part IV—Special occupancies and operations 2 Part IV—Chapters 40 through 49; 52 3 Part II—General safety provisions 4 Part V—Chapters 68 through 79 5 Part III—Building and equipment design features 6 Part III—Chapters 13 through 19 7 Part I—Administrative and definitions 8 Part VII- Appendices 9 Part V—Hazardous materials 10 Part VI—Referenced Standards Reserved for future use for building and equipment design features Due process & definitions Reserved for future use for hazardous materials regulations. Reserved for future use for special occupancy regulations. Dry cleaning, lumber yards and tire storage. Includes provisions such as Board of Appeals, and Fire flow requirements. These are not mandatory unless specifically referenced in the adopting ordinance or legislation of the jurisdiction. Fire service features and means of egress Emergency Planning and Preparedness Hazardous materials Standards that are referenced in various sections of the IFC.
