The building's occupancy classification is an important consideration when determining the level of hazard present in a building. Which of the following is not an occupancy-related hazard?

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Cooley

26 March, 06:20

The building's occupancy classification is an important consideration when determining the level of hazard present in a building. Which of the following is not an occupancy-related hazard?

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Maxim Hurley · Answer 1

Answer:1. Land space

2. Size of the house

3. The number of window

4. The type of roofing

5. The number of door

Explanation:

1. Land space:The space of the land either a plot or an acre can not be the determining factor to assume a level of hazard one could experience or encountered.

2. Size of the house: either a big mansion or a small bungalow is not a enough reason to determine a level of inhabitants risks in a building.

3. The number of window: having two or more windows can not be a prime factors to determining the degree of hazard you could witness in a building.

4. Type of roofing: Using either corrugated sheet or slate cannot determine the level of hazard in a building.

5. The number of door: Having more than one or two doors cannot be a yardstick to occupancy hazard.