obc - on site sewage installerslmcbo, tacboc, opia, oaa, peo, oacett, aato, arido, omfpoa, and oafc....

obc - On Site Sewage Installers

Home / Qualification & Registration / On Site Sewage Installers

On Site Sewage Installers

● QuARTS - Online

Application and Public

Register

● Updating On-Site Sewage System Installer Registration Information Form

Form used by On-Site Sewage System Installers to change address, firm principals

and qualified supervisors.

Examination Information

● Examination Program

Examination Program for On-site Sewage System Installers

● Examination Syllabi

The topics that will be covered in each technical and legal/process qualification examination

● Examination Schedule

Dates, times and locations for Building Code qualification examinations

● Examination Application

Application to request Building Code qualification examination sitting

http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/userfiles/HTML/nts_4_16085_1.html (1 of 2)25/07/2005 12:20:40 PM

http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/scripts/index_.asp

http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/index.html

http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/scripts/home.asp?action=31&P_ID=8610&N_ID=4&PT_ID=16085&U_ID=0&OP_ID=2

http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/userfiles/HTML/nts_4_7720_1.html



http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/scripts/sitemap.asp?action=31&P_ID=8630&N_ID=4&PT_ID=16085&U_ID=0&OP_ID=2








http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/scripts/home.asp?action=31&P_ID=8610&N_ID=4&U_ID=0&OP_ID=2





obc - On Site Sewage Installers

● Testing Accommodation Policy

Accommodation policy for candidates who have a disability and are unable to take examinations under standard conditions

● Candidate Protocol

Examination Program Candidate Protocol including how examinations are conducted and candidate activities before, during

and after an examination

● Writing Successful Examinations

Tips to help you prepare for and write your exams

Registration Forms

● On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Registration

Application form used by persons engaged in the business of constructing on site, installing, repairing, servicing, cleaning or

emptying sewage systems

● On Site Sewage System Installers Application for Renewal of Registration

Renewal application form used by persons engaged in the business of constructing on site, installing, repairing, servicing,

cleaning or emptying sewage systems

| central site | OBC home | about us | contact | search | sitemap | français |

| Publications | Licensing & Registration | Interpretations | Appeals & Approvals| Training | CodeNews |

Privacy | External Links Disclaimer

Copyright information:© Queen's Printer for Ontario, 2002 Last Modified: August 2, 2002















http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/common/privacy.html

http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/common/external_links.html

http://www.gov.on.ca/MBS/english/common/queens.html

Policies and Procedures Examination Program for On-site Sewage System Installers

(under the Building Code Act, 1992 and Ontario Building Code)

March 2005 Building and Development Branch

Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing

www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca

Building and Development Branch, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing Examination Program Policies/Procedures for On-site Sewage System Installers – March 2005 Page 1 of 5

Policies and Procedures Examination Program for On-site Sewage System Installers

Table of Contents

1.0 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................. 2 1.1. SCOPE ............................................................................................................. 2 1.2. ROLE OF THE EXAMINATION PROGRAM.......................................................... 2

Table 1: Types of Practitioners and the Relationship between ..................... 3 Qualification Requirements and the Examination Program ......................... 3

1.3. DATE OF EFFECT ............................................................................................. 3 1.4. UPDATING OF QUALIFICATIONS...................................................................... 3

2.0 EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ON-SITE SEWAGE SYSTEM INSTALLERS ....................................................................................................... 4

3.0 APPLICATION TO WRITE EXAMINATIONS .............................................. 5

Questions related to this document or for further information, contact

Registration Coordinator Building and Development Branch Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing 777 Bay Street, 2nd Floor Toronto, ON M5G 2E5 Tel: (416) 585-6666 Fax: (416) 585-7531


1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1. Scope This document outlines the examination program for on-site sewage system installers, administered and authorized by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing as referenced in Section 2.18. of the Ontario Building Code (OBC). Policies and Procedures for building practitioner examinations for chief building officials and inspectors, designers and Registered Code Agencies can be found on the Building Code website at www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca. The Policies and Procedures are subject to revision. Users should check the Building Code website at www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca for the current edition of these Policies and Procedures and referenced documents. 1.2. Role of the Examination Program Sections 15.11. and 15.12. of the Building Code Act, 1992 (BCA), as amended by the Building Code Statute Law Amendment Act, 2002 (Bill 124) require certain building practitioners to have the qualifications set out in the OBC. These qualifications are set out in OBC Sections 2.16. through 2.19., which were added to the OBC through Ontario Regulation 305/03 and amended through Ontario Regulations 145/05 and 146/05. The qualifications for on-site sewage system installers are described in Section 2.18. of the amended OBC. The qualifications which on-site sewage system installers must have, include:

(1) Successful completion of an examination program administered by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, and

(2) Registration with the Director of the Building and Development Branch. Any individual is entitled to apply for and take examinations in accordance with these Policies and Procedures. Table 1 outlines the role of the Examination Program with respect to the qualification of on-site sewage system installers.


Table 1: Types of Practitioners and the Relationship between Qualification Requirements and the Examination Program

Type of practitioner Relationship between Qualification Requirements and the Examination Program

Persons engaged in the business of constructing on-site, installing, repairing, servicing, cleaning or emptying sewage systems (on-site sewage system installers)

To be qualified, on-site sewage system installers must be registered with the Director. Among other things, registration requires the filing of information on certain individuals who have successfully completed the Examination Program – see OBC Clause 2.18.3.2.(1)(a).

1.3. Date of effect The requirement that on-site sewage system installers have the qualifications referenced in Section 2.18 of the OBC (as amended by Ontario Regulation 305/03) took effect September 1, 2003. On-site sewage system installers that were licensed prior to September 1, 2003 are deemed to be qualified. 1.4. Updating of Qualifications When an examination that is part of this examination program is replaced with a new examination, individuals may be required to update their qualifications through successfully completing new examinations set by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. Such examinations may be required, for example, following major changes to the technical or administrative requirements of the OBC. The OBC establishes mechanisms for notifying qualified building practitioners of new examination requirements (e.g., Subsection 2.18.3.8. of the OBC references the updating of qualifications for on-site sewage system installers).


2.0 EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ON-SITE SEWAGE SYSTEM INSTALLERS

This subsection outlines the Examination Program administered or authorized by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing for the purposes of Section 2.18. of the OBC. Persons who supervise construction on site, installation, repair, servicing, cleaning or emptying sewage systems [2.18.3.2.(1)(a) of the OBC], must successfully complete:

1. Technical examination • The examination entitled “On-site Sewage Supervisor – 1997”

An on-site sewage system installer will need to be registered with the Director to be qualified in this category.


3.0 APPLICATION TO WRITE EXAMINATIONS Application to write examinations must be made using the Examination Application which can be found on the Building Code website (www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca) under the section “Licensing and Registration”, along with instructions on how to complete the form. The application and instructions can also be obtained from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Building and Development Branch. Examination applications must be received at least 21 days before your preferred examination date(s) that are posted as “open” on the Building Code website (Examination Schedule). Applications must include the $80 fee for paper filing or $70 fee for electronic filing. Applicants that have submitted a complete application and are accepted for the examination will receive an Admission Letter confirming the location, date, and time of their examination, as well as their Building Code Identification Number for future references with the Ministry. The Ministry will contact applicants that have submitted a complete application in advance of the examination date and are not accepted. For further information, including the Examination Program Candidate Protocol, Examination Program Testing Accommodations, and Examination Syllabi, please visit the Building Code website (www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca).

Qualification Examination Syllabi Page 1 of 38 March, 2005

Ministry of Minitère deMunicipal Affairs Affairs municipalesand Housing et du Logement

2nd Floor 2 ième étage777 Bay Street 777, rue BayToronto ON M5G 2E5 Toronto ON M5G 2E5Telephone: (416)585-6666 Téléphone: (416)585-6666Fax: (416)585-7531 Télécopiecer: (416)585-7531www .obc.mah.gov.on.ca www .obc.mah.gov.on.ca

Building Code Act and Building CodeQualification Examination Syllabi

Released March, 2005

Table of Contents

Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Introduction to these Syllabi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Examination Approach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Referenced Documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Legal/Process Examinations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

General Legal/Process Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Designer Legal/Process Syllabus, 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Powers and Duties of a Chief Building Official Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Powers and Duties of a Registered Code Agency Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Technical Examinations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

House Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Small Building Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Large Building Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Large Building Advanced Standing Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Complex Building Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Plumbing - House Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Plumbing - All Buildings Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18HVAC - House Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Detection Lighting and Power Syllabus, 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Building Services Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Building Structural Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30On-Site Sewage System Supervisor Syllabus, 1997 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32On-Site Sewage System Inspector Syllabus, 1997 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Fire Protection Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Fire Protection Advanced Standing Syllabus, 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37


Introduction to these Syllabi

On July 25, 2003 the Building Code Statute Law Amendment Act, 2002 (Bill 124) was proclaimed andO.Reg. 305/03 was filed to implement the Province's building regulatory reforms*. Included amongthe reforms is the requirement for mandatory qualifications for all building officials and mandatoryqualifications for certain classes of designers and registered code agencies. These are in addition tothe qualification requirements for on-site sewage inspectors and installers in place since 1997.

Mandatory qualifications are set out in the Building Code, and include the requirement that certainindividuals successfully complete an examination program administered or authorized by the Ministryof Municipal Affairs and Housing.

This document gives examination candidates the specific topics that will be covered in eachexamination. The Examination Programs set out requirements for specific building practitionersregulated under Sections 2.16, 2.17, 2.18, and 2.19 of the Ontario Building Code.

* - the Building Code has been further amended by O.Reg. 145/05 and O.Reg. 146/05,filed on March 29, 2005.

Examination Approach

Examinations do not necessarily include all of the provisions specified in a particular syllabus. Instead, each syllabus defines the pool of knowledge that a practitioner is expected to know. Examinations are made up of representative samples drawn from the pool. Further, some questionsmay require candidates to consider provisions that lie outside of the syllabus, but are directlyreferenced by provisions contained within the syllabus - particularly in advanced standing exams.

These syllabi were developed using a peer-assessment process based on committees that includedover 50 practitioners representing OBOA (large, small, urban, rural, plans review and inspection),LMCBO, TACBOC, OPIA, OAA, PEO, OACETT, AATO, ARIDO, OMFPOA, and OAFC. Theseadvisory committees also ranked Code requirements in terms of their:

Difficulty: How hard it is to understand, interpret and apply the underlying intent of theprovision?

Importance: How important is the Article in supporting the purpose or objectives of the Code(health, safety, fire protection, structural sufficiency, accessibility, conservationand environmental integrity of the building)?

Frequency: How often the provision is applied?

The examination questions focus on areas of high relevance (difficulty, importance and frequency)and are geared to assess a candidate’s ability to find, understand and apply these provisions.

Find: Search the Code and find or identify a non-familiar Code provision.Understand: Comprehend the language, structure and intent behind a Code provision(s).Apply: Use the Code provision(s) in a case example, situation, or scenario.

Referenced Documents

The examinations are based on the following documents:• Building Code Act, 1992, as amended by Building Code Statute Law Amendment Act,

2002 (Bill 124);• The Building Code, 1997 (O.Reg 403/97), as amended by O.Reg. 305/03; and• The Supplementary Guidelines to the Ontario Building Code, 1997 as amended to

September, 2003.


Legal/Process Examinations

General Legal/Process Syllabus, 2003

1. The Building Code Act, all

2. The Building Code :

Part Section Subsection Article Sentence

Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all

Part 2 – General Requirements, all

Part 10 – Change of Use, all

Part 11 – Renovations, all except specific compliance alternatives

Part 12 – Transition, Revocation and Commencement, all

[End of General Legal/Process Syllabus]


Designer Legal/Process Syllabus, 2005

1. The Building Code Act,* all

2. The Building Code:*







* Note Emphasis will be given to issues, requirements and responsibilities of personswho carry out design activities in accordance with the Building Code Act andBuilding Code.

[End of Designer Legal/Process Syllabus]


Powers and Duties of a Chief Building Official Syllabus, 2003






Part 10 - Change of Use, all

Part 11 - Renovations, all except specific compliance alternatives

Part 12 - Transition, Revocation and Commencement, all

* Note Emphasis will be given to issues, requirements and responsibilities of personleading and taking responsibility for Building Code Act enforcement.

[End of Powers and Duties of a Chief Building Official Syllabus]


Powers and Duties of a Registered Code Agency Syllabus, 2003









* Note Emphasis will be given to issues, requirements and responsibilities of personleading and taking responsibility for Registered Code Agency’s work.

[End of Powers and Duties of a Registered Code Agency Syllabus]


Technical Examinations

House Syllabus, 2003

1. The Building Code:


Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “House” syllabus

Part 9 – Housing and Small Buildings, as follows:

9.1. General, only:

9.1.1.1. General Scope

9.1.1.5. Proximity to Existing Above Ground Electrical Conductors

9.2. Definitions, all

9.3. Materials, Systems and Equipment, all

9.4. Structural Requirements, all

9.5. Design of Areas and Spaces, all except:

9.5.2.2. Protection of Floor Area with a Barrier-Free Path of Travel

9.5.7.4. Areas of Other Sleeping Rooms

9.5.7.5. Recreational Camps

9.5.7.6. Camps for Housing Workers

9.6. Doors, all except:

9.6.3.2. Doors to Public Water-Closet Rooms

9.6.3.3. Doors to Bathrooms

9.6.6.4. Visibility of Glass or Transparent Doors

9.7. Windows and Skylights, all except:

9.7.5. Protection of Windows in Public Areas

9.8. Stairs, Ramps, Handrails and Guards, all except:

9.8.1.3. Escalators and Moving Walkways

9.8.5.1. Curved Stairs in Exits

9.8.6.1. Ramps in a Barrier-Free Path of Travel

9.8.8.3. Guards for Floors and Ramps in Garages

9.9. Means of Egress, only:

9.9.1. Means of Egress, Scope, all

9.9.2.1. Egress from Roof Area, Podiums, Terraces, Platforms andContained Open Spaces, all

9.9.2.2. Types of Exits, all

9.9.2.3. Fire Escapes, all

9.9.2.4. Elevators, Slide Escapes and Windows, all

9.9.2.5. Purpose of Exits, all

9.9.2.8. Front Edge of Stair Treads, all

9.9.3.1. Dimensions of Means of Egress, Application, all



9.9.4.1. Fire Protection of Exits, Application, all

9.9.4.4. Openings Near Unenclosed Exit Stairs and Ramps, all

9.9.5.1. Obstructions and Hazards in Means of Egress, Application, all

9.9.6.1. Doors in a Means of Egress, Application, all

9.9.6.4. Door Sizes, only:

9.9.6.5.(2) to (5) Direction of Door Swing

9.9.6.8. Door Opening Mechanism, all

9.9.6.10. Effort Required to Open, all

9.9.8.2. Exits From Floor Area, Number of Required Exits, all

9.9.9.1. Travel Limit to Exits or Egress Doors, all

9.9.9.2. Two Separate Exits, all

9.9.9.3. Shared Egress Facilities, all

9.9.10.1. Signage, Application, all

9.9.11.1. Lighting, Application, all

9.10 Fire Protection, only:

9.10.1.1. Support of Noncombustible Construction, all

9.10.1.2. Sloped Roofs, all

9.10.2.1. Occupancy Classification, all

9.10.2.2. Custodial and Convalescent Homes, all

9.10.3.1. Fire- Resistance and Fire Protection Ratings, all

9.10.3.2. Flame-Spread Rating, all

9.10.3.3. Fire Exposure, all

9.10.4.1. Mezzanines Not Considered as Storeys, all

9.10.4.2. More Than One Level of Mezzanine, all

9.10.5. Permitted Openings in Wall and Ceiling Assemblies, all

9.10.6. Construction Types, all

9.10.7. Steel Members, all

9.10.8.7.(1) and (3) Floors of Exterior Passageways

9.10.8.9. Application to Houses, all

9.10.8.10. Part 3 as an Alternative, all

9.10.9.1. Fire Separations Between Rooms and Spaces WithinBuildings, Application, all

9.10.9.2. Continuous Barrier, all

9.10.9.3. Openings to be Protected With Closures, all

9.10.9.4. Floor Assemblies, all

9.10.9.6. Service Equipment Penetrating a Fire Separation, all

9.10.9.7. Combustible Piping, all

9.10.9.8. Collapse of Combustible Construction, all



9.10.9.9. Reduction in Thickness of Fire Separation by Beams andJoists, all

9.10.9.10. Concealed Spaces Above Fire Separations, all

9.10.9.14. Separation of Residential Suites, all

9.10.9.16. Separation of Storage Garages, all

9.10.9.19. Cental Vacuum Systems, all

9.10.10.1. Service Rooms, Application, all

9.10.11. Firewalls, all

9.10.12.4. Exterior Walls Meeting at an Angle, all

9.10.12.5. Protection of Soffits, all

9.10.13.15. Doors Between garages and Dwelling Units, all

9.10.13.16. Door Stops, all

9.10.14. Spatial Separation Between Buildings, all except:

9.10.14.7. Exterior Wall Construction for Irregular-Shaped or SkewedWalls, all

9.10.14.8. Percentage of Unprotected Openings for Irregular-Shaped orSkewed Walls, all

9.10.14.10. Open-Air Storage Garages, all

9.10.14.15. Heavy Timber and Steel Columns, all

9.10.14.16. Low Fire Load Occupancies, all

9.10.15. Fire Stops, all

9.10.16.1. Flame Spread Rating of Interior Surfaces, all

9.10.16.4. Exterior Exit Passageways, all

9.10.16.8. Light Diffusers and Lenses, all

9.10.16.10. Protection of Foamed Plastics, all

9.10.16.11. Walls and Ceilings in Bathrooms, all

9.10.16.12. Covering or Lining of Ducts, all

9.10.18. Smoke Alarms, all

9.10.19.1. Windows or Access Panels Required, all

9.10.19.2. Access to Basements, all

9.10.19.3. Fire Department Access to Buildings, all

9.10.21. Fire Protection for Gas and Electric Ranges, all

9.11. Sound Control, all

9.12. Excavation, all

9.13. Dampproofing, Waterproofing and Soil Gas Control, all

9.14. Drainage, all

9.15. Footings and Foundations, all

9.16. Slabs-on-Ground, all

9.17. Columns, all



9.18. Crawl Spaces, all

9.19. Roof Spaces, all

9.20. Above-Grade Masonry, all

9.21. Chimneys, all

9.22. Fireplaces, all

9.23. Wood-Frame Construction, all

9.24. Sheet Steel Stud Wall Framing, all except:

9.24.2.4. Openings in Fire Separations

9.24.3.7. Openings for Fire Dampers

9.25. Heat transfer, Air Leakage and Condensation Control, all

9.26. Roofing, all

9.27. Cladding, all

9.28. Stucco, all

9.29. Interior Wall and Ceiling Finishes, all

9.30. Flooring, all

9.31. Plumbing, all except:

9.31.4.5. Required Facilities at Recreational Camps and a Camp forHousing of Workers

9.34. Electrical facilities, all except:

9.34.1.3. Location of Equipment in Public Areas

9.34.1.5. Wiring and Cables

9.34.2.7. Public and Service Areas

9.34.3.1. Emergency Lighting

9.35. Garages and Carports, all

9.36. Cottages, all

9.37. Log Construction, all

9.38. Thermal Design, all

9.39. Park Model Trailers, all

9.41. Additional requirements for Change of Use, all

Part 11 – Renovation, only:

11.5. Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.C which cross-reference requirements in the remainder of the“House” syllabus

2. Supplementary Guidelines :Supplementary Guideline SG-7 - Guards for Housing and Small BuildingsSupplementary Guideline SG-8 - Fire and Sound Resistance of Building AssembliesSupplementary Guideline SG-9 - Requirements for Soil and Gas ControlSupplementary Guideline SG-10 - Determination of Footing Size

[End of House Syllabus]


Small Building Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Small Building” syllabus

Part 9 – Housing and Small Buildings, all except:

9.32. Ventilation, all

9.33. Heating and Air Conditioning, all

Part 3 – Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility, as follows:

3.7.4. Plumbing Facilities, all except:

3.7.4.3. Plumbing facilities for Assembly Occupancies

3.7.4.4. Plumbing Facilities for Care or Detention Occupancies

3.8. Barrier-free Design, all

3.10. Self-storage Buildings, all

3.11. Public Pools and Spas, all

3.11.A. Public Spas, all

3.13. Tents and Air-supported Structures, all

3.14. Signs, all


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. which cross-referencerequirements in the remainder of the “Small Building” syllabus.

2. Supplementary Guidelines

Supplementary Guideline SG-2 - Fire Performance RatingsSupplementary Guideline SG-7 - Guards for Housing and Small BuildingsSupplementary Guideline SG-8 - Fire and Sound Resistance of Building AssembliesSupplementary Guideline SG-9 - Requirements for Soil and Gas ControlSupplementary Guideline SG-10 - Determination of Footing Size

[End of Small Building Syllabus]


Large Building Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Large Building” syllabus


3.1. General - Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility, all except:

3.1.13.7. Interior Finish, High Buildings

3.2. Building Fire Safety, only:

3.2.1. General (Building Fire Safety), all

3.2.2. Building Size and Construction Relative to Occupancy, all

3.2.3. Spatial Separation and Exposure Protection, all

3.2.4. Fire Alarm and Detection Systems, all

3.2.5. Provisions for Fire Fighting, all

3.2.7. Lighting and Emergency Power Systems, all

3.2.8. Mezzanines and Openings through Floor Assemblies, only:

3.2.8.1. Application (Mezzanines and Openings through FloorAssemblies), all

3.2.8.2. Exceptions to Spatial Protection, all

3.2.9. Standpipe Systems, all

3.3. Safety within Floor Areas, all

3.4. Exits, all except:

3.4.3.3. Exits from Interconnected Floor Space

3.5. Vertical Transportation, only:

3.5.3. Fire Separations (for Elevator Hoistways, Dumbwaiters and Elevator MachineRooms), all

3.5.4. Dimensions and Signs, all

3.6. Service Facilities, only:

3.6.2. Service Facilities, all

3.6.3. Vertical Service Spaces and Service Facilities, all

3.6.4. Horizontal Service Spaces and Service Facilities, all

3.7. Health Requirements, all

3.8. Barrier-Free Design, all

3.9. Portable Classrooms, all

3.10 Self-Service Storage Buildings, all

3.11 Public Pools, all


3.12. Rapid Transit Stations, all

3.13. Tents and Air-Supported Structures, all

3.14. Signs, all



3.15. Additional Requirements for Change of Use, all

Part 5 – Wind, Water and Vapour Protection, all


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including ComplianceAlternatives listed in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and11.5.1.1.F. which cross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “LargeBuilding” syllabus.

2. Supplementary Guidelines :

Supplementary Guideline SG-2 - Fire Performance RatingsSupplementary Guideline SG-4 - Design, Construction and Installation of Anchorage Systems for Fixed-

Access Ladders

[End of Large Building Syllabus]


Large Building Advanced Standing Syllabus, 2003Selected topics from “Large Building” syllabus plus the following




3.5. Vertical Transportation, only:

3.5.4. Dimensions and Signs, all

3.8. Barrier-Free Design, all

3.9. Portable Classrooms, all

3.10 Self-Service Storage Buildings, all

3.11 Public Pools, all


3.12. Rapid Transit Stations, all

3.13. Tents and Air-Supported Structures, all

3.14. Signs, all




11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including ComplianceAlternatives listed in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and11.5.1.1.F. which cross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “LargeBuilding Advanced Standing” syllabus.


Supplementary Guideline SG-2 - Fire Performance RatingsSupplementary Guideline SG-4 - Design, Construction and Installation of Anchorage Systems for Fixed-

Access Ladders

[End of Large Building Advanced Standing Syllabus]


Complex Building Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Complex Building” syllabus

Part 3 – Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility, all



11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. whichcross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “Complex Building” syllabus.


Supplementary Guideline SG-2 - Fire Performance RatingsSupplementary Guideline SG-3 - Measures for Fire Safety in High BuildingsSupplementary Guideline SG-4 - Design, Construction and Installation of Anchorage Systems for Fixed-

Access Ladders

[End of Complex Building Syllabus]


Plumbing - House Syllabus, 20031. The Building Code:


Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Plumbing - House” syllabus

Part 7 – Plumbing, all except: 7.1.5.2.(3) Floor Drains, Public Laundry, etc

7.1.6.4.(2) Separate Service, no dwelling above another

7.1.7.2.(2) Accessibility, Fixture Sanitation, Open Seat

7.2.2.4. Concealed Overflows

7.2.2.6. Trough Urinals

7.2.3.1. (2), (5), (6) and (7) Traps

7.2.3.2. Interceptors

7.2.4.2.(2) Sanitary T Fittings

7.2.10.8 Direct Flush Valves

7.2.10.9. Drinking Fountain Bubblers

7.3.4.9. Thrust Restraint of Water Service Pipes

7.4.2.3. Direct Connections

7.4.3.3. Equipment Restrictions

7.4.3.4. Floor Drain Connections

7.4.4. Treatment of Sewage and Wastes

7.4.5.1.(5) Traps for Sanitary Drainage, Grease Intercept

7.4.7.1.(8) and (9) Cleanouts Drainage, Interceptor/Food

7.4.7.2. Size and Spacing of Cleanouts, Manholes

7.4.7.3. Manholes

7.5.2.2. Horizontal Branches and Relief Vents

7.5.3.3. Yolk Vents

7.5.4.2. Venting of Interceptors

7.5.4.4. Venting of Corrosive Drain Piping and Dilution Tanks

7.5.6.1.(2) Minimum size of vent pipes, relief/circuit vents

7.5.6.4. Minimum Size of Yolk Vents

7.6.1.4. Shut-off Valves, Riser

7.6.1.6. Shut-off Valves, Suites

7.6.1.7. Shut-off Valves, Public Washroom

7.6.2.3.(4) Back Siphonage, Fire Protection System

Part 9 – Small Buildings, as follows:

9.31. Plumbing Facilities, all except:

9.31.1.1.(2) Plumbing Facilities, other than dwelling units

9.31.4.4.(4) Floor Drains, Public Laundry, etc.

9.31.4.5. Required Facilities, Recreation Camps/Housing Workers


[End of Plumbing - House Syllabus]


Plumbing - All Buildings Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Plumbing - All Buildings” syllabus

Part 2 – General Requirements, only

2.1. Application, only

2.1.1. Buildings, only

2.1.1.4. Site Assembled and Factory-Built Buildings, all

Part 3 – Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility, only

3.1. General, only

3.1.5. Noncombustible Construction, only

3.1.5.15. Combustible Piping Materials, all

3.1.5.16. Combustible Plumbing Fixtures, all

3.1.9. Building Services in Fire Separations and Fire Rated Assemblies, only

3.1.9.1. Fire Stopping of Service Penetrations, all

3.1.9.2. Combustibility of Service Penetrations, all

3.1.9.4. Combustibility of Piping Penetrations, all

3.6. Service Facilities, only

3.6.2. Service Rooms, only

3.6.2.8.(15) Electrical Equipment Vaults

3.6.4. Horizontal Service Spaces and Service Facilities, only

3.6.4.3. Plenum Requirements, all

3.7. Health Requirements, only

3.7.4. Plumbing Facilities, all

3.7.6. Food Premises, only

3.7.6.1. Application, all

3.7.6.2. Room Finishes, all

3.7.6.3. Location of Plumbing Fixtures, all

3.7.6.4. Lavatories, Appliances and Sinks, all

3.7.6.5. Hot and Cold Water Supply, all

3.7.6.6. Employee Facilities, all

3.8. Barrier-Free Design, only

3.8.2. Occupancy Requirements, only

3.8.2.3. Washrooms Required to be Barrier-Free, all

3.8.3. Design Standards, only



3.8.3.8. Water Closet Stalls, all

3.8.3.9. Water Closets, all

3.8.3.11. Lavatories, all

3.8.3.12. Special Washrooms, all

3.8.3.13. Showers, all

3.8.3.16. Drinking Fountains, all

3.9. Portable Classrooms, only

3.9.3. Application, only

3.9.3.8. Washroom Facilities, all

3.10. Self-Service Storage Buildings, only

3.10.2. Requirements for All Buildings, only

3.10.2.7. Sanitary Facilities, all

3.11. Public Pools, only

3.11.8. Recirculation for Public Pools, only

3.11.8.1.(3), (7), (10) Recirculation Systems

3.11.9. Dressing Rooms, Locker Facilities, and Plumbing Facilities for all Public Pools,only

3.11.9.1.(7), (8), (11) Dressing Rooms and Sanitary Facilities

3.11A. Public Spas, only

3.11A.4. Water Circulation for Public Spas, only

3.11A.4.1. Public Spas - Circulation Systems, all

3.12. Rapid Transit Stations, only

3.12.6. Required Sanitary Facilities, all

3.12.8. Barrier-Free Design, only

3.12.8.5. Washrooms Required to be Barrier-Free, all

3.13. Tents and Air-Supported Structures, only

3.13.1. Tents, only

3.13.1.9. Sanitary Facilities, all


Part 7 – Plumbing, all

Part 9 – Small Buildings, only

9.10. Fire Protection, only

9.10.9. Fire Separations Between Rooms and Spaces Within Buildings, only



9.10.9.6. Service Equipment Penetrating a Fire Separation, all

9.10.9.7. Combustible Piping, all

9.31. Plumbing, all

Part 11 – Renovation, only

11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. whichcross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “Plumbing - All Buildings”syllabus.

[End of Plumbing - All Buildings Syllabus]


HVAC - House Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “HVAC - House” syllabus

Part 6 – Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning, only:

6.1. General, all

6.2.1. Design and Installation - General, all

6.2.2.1. Required Ventilation, all

6.2.2.2 Natural Ventilation, all

6.2.2.4. Air Contaminants, all

6.2.2.7. Craw/Attic/Roof Spaces, all

6.2.4. Air Ducts for Low Capacity Systems, all

6.2.7. Unit Heaters, all

6.2.8. Radiators and Convectors, all

6.2.9. Piping for Heating and Cooling Systems, all

6.2.10. Refrigeration Systems and Equipment for Air-Conditioning, all

6.2.11. Storage Bins, all

6.3.1.1. Requirements for Venting, all

6.3.1.2.(1) Masonry or Concrete Chimney, all

Part 9 – Small Buildings, only:

9.18.3. Ventilation, all

9.25. Heat transfer, Air Leakage and Condensation Control, all

9.32. Ventilation, all

9.33. Heating and Air-Conditioning, all

9.36.2.1. Cottages Exclusions, all


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Table 11.5.1.1.C which cross-reference requirements in the remainder of the“HVAC - House” syllabus.

[End of HVAC - House Syllabus]


Detection Lighting and Power Syllabus, 2005



Part 1 Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Detection Lighting and Power”syllabusPart 2 General Requirements, only:

2.1. Application, only

2.1.1. Buildings, only

2.1.1.11. Energy Efficiency, all

Part 3 Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility, only:

3.1. General, only

3.1.4. Combustible Construction, only

3.1.4.3. Wires and Cables, all

3.1.5. Noncombustible Construction, only

3.1.5.2. Minor Combustible Components, all

3.1.5.17. Wires and Cables, all

3.1.5.18. Elevator Cables, all

3.1.5.19. Nonmetallic Raceways, all

3.1.5.20. Wires in Computer Room Floors, all

3.1.8. Fire Separations and Closures, only

3.1.8.12. Hold-Open Devices, all

3.1.9. Building Services in Fire Separations and Fire Rated Assemblies, only


3.1.9.2. Combustibility of Service Penetrations, all

3.1.9.3. Penetration by Wires, Cables and Outlet Boxes, all

3.1.9.6. Plenums, all

3.1.13. Interior Finish, only

3.1.13.1. Interior Finish Description, all

3.1.13.2.(1), (4), (5) Flame-Spread Rating


3.1.13.6.(5), (6) Corridors

3.1.13.7.(1), (2) High Buildings

3.1.13.8. Noncombustible Construction, all

3.1.13.9. Underground Walkways, all

3.1.13.10. Exterior Exit Passageway, all

3.1.18. Above Ground Electrical Conductors, all

3.2. Building Fire Safety, only




3.2.5. Provisions for Fire Fighting, only

3.2.5.15.(2), (3), (4), (5) Sprinklered Service Space

3.2.6. Additional Requirements for High Buildings, only


3.2.6.8. Emergency Operation of Elevators, all

3.2.6.9.(6) Elevator for Use by Fire Fighters

3.2.6.12. Central Alarm and Control Facility, all

3.2.6.13. Voice Communication System, all

3.2.6.14. Protection of Electrical Conductors, all

3.2.7. Lighting and Emergency Power Systems, all except for

3.2.7.7. Fuel Supply Shut-off Valves and Exhaust Pipes, all

3.2.8. Mezzanines and Openings through Floor Assemblies, only

3.2.8.8. Fire Alarm and Detection System, all

3.2.8.9.(3), (4), (8) Smoke Control

3.2.8.10. Emergency Power Supply, all

3.2.8.11. Testing, all

3.2.9. Standpipe Systems, only

3.2.9.5. Supervisory Signal Annunciation for Valves, all

3.3. Safety within Floor Areas, only

3.3.1. All Floor Areas, only

3.3.1.2. Hazardous Substances Equipment and Processes, all

3.3.1.12.(6), (8), (9), (10), (10.1) Doors and Door Hardware

3.3.1.23. Signs in Service Spaces, all

3.3.2. Assembly Occupancy, only

3.3.2.4.(11.1)(f), (11.2)(e), (f) Aisles

3.3.2.12.(4), (5) Stages for Theatrical Performances

3.3.2.13.(1)(b) Risers for Stairs

3.3.3. Care or Detention Occupancy, only

3.3.3.7.(4)(c) Contained Use Areas

3.4. Exits, only

3.4.4. Fire Separation of Exits, only

3.4.4.4.(1) Integrity of Exits

3.4.5. Exit Signs, all

3.4.6. Types of Exit Facilities, only

3.4.6.15. Door Release Hardware, all

3.4.6.17. Emergency Access to Floor Areas, all

3.6. Service Facilities, only

3.6.1. General, only



3.6.1.1. Scope, all

3.6.2. Service Rooms, only

3.6.2.3. Service Rooms under Exits, all

3.6.2.4. Service Equipment, all

3.6.2.8.(1), (2), (5), (7), (8), (9), (10), (12), (14), (15) ElectricalEquipment Vaults

3.6.4. Horizontal Service Spaces and Service Facilities, only

3.6.4.1. Scope, all

3.6.4.3.(1) Plenum Requirements

3.7. Health Requirements, only

3.7.5. Health Care Facility Systems, only

3.7.5.1. Electrical Systems, all

3.8. Barrier-Free Design, only


3.8.1.5. Controls, all

3.8.1.6. Illumination, all

3.8.3. Design Standards, only

3.8.3.7. Assistive Listening Devices, all

3.9. Portable Classrooms, only

3.9.1. Scope, only


3.9.3. Application, only

3.9.3.3. Fire Alarm Systems, all

3.10. Self-Service Storage Buildings, only

3.10.2. Requirements for All Buildings, only

3.10.2.4.(8) Safety Requirements Within Floor Areas

3.10.3. Additional Requirements for Buildings Containing more than 1 Storey, only


3.10.4. Additional Requirements for 1 Storey Buildings, only


3.11. Public Pools, only

3.11.10. Emergency Provisions for All Public Pools, all

3.11A. Public Spas, only

3.11A.5. Emergency Provisions for All Public Spas, all

3.12. Rapid Transit Stations, only

3.12.1. Scope and Definitions, all

3.12.3. Safety Requirements Within Stations, only

3.12.3.7. Emergency Lighting, all



3.12.4. Means of Egress, only

3.12.4.6.(2), (3), (4), (5) Egress Facilities

3.12.5. Fire Safety Provisions, all except for

3.12.5.10. Sprinkler Systems, all

3.12.5.11. Standpipe and Hose Systems, all

3.12.7. Emergency Ventilation, all

3.13. Tents and Air-Supported Structures, only

3.13.2. Air-Supported Structures, only

3.13.2.6. Emergency Air Supply, all

Part 9 Housing and Small Buildings, only

9.1. General, all except for

9.1.1.2. Signs, all

9.1.1.6. Food Premises, all

9.9. Means of Egress, only

9.9.4. Fire Protection of Exits, only

9.9.4.2.(4) Fire Separation for Exits

9.9.5. Obstructions and Hazards in Means of Egress, only

9.9.5.3. Obstructions in Public Corridors, all

9.9.5.4. Obstructions in Exits, all

9.9.5.8. Service Rooms, all

9.9.5.9. Ancillary Rooms, all

9.9.6. Doors in a Means of Egress, only

9.9.6.3. Headroom Obstructions, all

9.9.6.8. Door Opening Mechanism, all

9.9.10. Signage, all except for

9.9.10.2. Visibility of Exits, all

9.9.10.9. Floor Numbering, all

9.9.11. Lighting, all

9.10. Fire Protection, only


9.10.1.3.(1), (2), (8) Items Under Part 3 Jurisdiction

9.10.3. Ratings, only

9.10.3.2. Flame-Spread Rating, all

9.10.5. Permitted Openings in Wall and Ceiling Assemblies, only

9.10.5.1.(1), (2), (3) Permitted Openings in Wall and CeilingMembranes

9.10.9. Fire Separations Between Rooms and Spaces Within Buildings, only

9.10.9.6.(1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6) Service EquipmentPenetrating a Fire Separation



9.10.13. Doors, Dampers and Other Closures in Fire Separations, only


9.10.16. Flame Spread Limits, only


9.10.17. Alarm and Detection Systems, all


9.10.20. Fire Protection for Construction Camps, only

9.10.20.7. Smoke Detectors, all

9.33. Heating and Air-Conditioning, only

9.33.4. Carbon Monoxide Detectors, all

9.34. Electrical Facilities, all

9.36. Cottages, only


9.36.2.1.(3) Exclusions

9.36.2.4. Smoke Alarms, all

9.39. Park Model Trailers, only

9.39.3. Requirements, only

9.39.3.4. Proximity to Above Ground Electrical Conductors, all

Part 11 Renovation, all

11.5. Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B., 11.5.1.1.C., 11.5.1.1.D/E., and 11.5.1.1.F. which cross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “Detection Lighting and Power” syllabus

2. Supplementary Guidelines:

Supplementary Guideline SG-1 - Guidelines for the interpretation of ASHRAE/IES 90.1

Supplementary Guideline SG-3 - Measures for Fire Safety in High Buildings

[End of Detection Lighting and Power Syllabus]


Building Services Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Building Services” syllabus

Part 2 – General Requirements, only:

2.1.1.11. Energy Efficiency, all

2.5.1.1. Climactic Design Values, all

Part 3 – Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility, only:

3.1.4.3. Combustible Construction ,Wires and Cables, all

3.1.5.14. Non combustible Buildings - Combustible Ducts, all

3.1.5.17. Non combustible Buildings - Wires and Cables, all

3.1.5.18. Non combustible Buildings - Elevator Cables, all

3.1.5.19. Non combustible Buildings - Nonmetalic Raceways, all

3.1.5.20. Non combustible Buildings - Wires in computer room floors, all

3.1.5.21. Non combustible Buildings - pool components, all

3.1.8.4. Fire dampers, Ratings, all

3.1.8.6. Fire dampers - max. Opening, all

3.1.8.7. Fire dampers, all

3.1.8.8. Fire dampers Waived, all

3.1.8.9. Fire dampers - Installation, all

3.1.9. Building Services in Fire Separations and Fire Rated Assemblies, all


3.2.5.5. Location of Access routes (fire hydrants), all

3.2.5.7. Water Supply, all

3.2.5.13. Sprinkler systems, all

3.2.5.14. Combustible sprinkler piping, all

3.2.5.15. Sprinklered service spaces, all

3.2.5.16 Fire Dept Connections, all

3.2.5.19 Fire pumps, all

3.2.6. Additional Requirements for High Buildings, all

3.2.7. Lighting and Emergency Power Systems, all

3.2.8.4.(1),(2),(3) Interconnected Floor spaces, Exits

3.2.8.5. Interconnected Floor spaces, Elevators, all



3.2.8.6. Interconnected Floor spaces Group B Sleeping Rooms, all

3.2.8.7. Interconnected Floor spaces Sprinklers, all

3.2.8.8. Fire alarm Detection System, all

3.2.8.9. Interconnected Floor spaces Smoke Control, all

3.2.8.10. Interconnected Floor spaces Emergency Power Supply, all

3.2.8.11. Interconnected Floor spaces Testing, all


3.3.1.2. Hazardous Substances, Equipment and Processes, all

3.3.1.7. Protection on Areas with Barrier-free Path of Travel- Elevators, all

3.3.1.19. Exhaust Ventilation, all

3.3.2.4.(11.2) Aisles, Dead end aisles

3.3.2.12.(5) Stages for Theatrical Performances

3.3.3.6. Protection for Special Care and Treatment Facilities, all

3.3.3.7.(4) Contained Use areas

3.3.5.4.(4) Repair and storage Garages

3.3.5.7.(3) Vestibules

3.4.4.4.(1),(4),(5) Integrity of Exits

3.4.5.1. Exit Signs, all

3.6.2.3. Service Rooms Under Exits, all

3.6.2.5.(2) Incinerator rooms

3.6.2.8. Electrical Vault, all

3.6.3.4. Exhaust Duct Negative pressure, all

3.6.4.3. Plenum Requirements, all

3.7.3.1. Ventilation Requirements, all

3.8.1.5. Controls, all

3.8.1.6. Illumination, all

3.9.3.7. Fuel Fired Appliances - Portable Classrooms, all

3.10.3.3. Fire Alarm Systems - Self Service Storage >1 storey, all

3.10.3.4. Provisions for Fire Fighting - Self Service Storage >1 storey, all

3.10.3.5. Standpipe systems - Self Service Storage >1 storey, all

3.10.4.4. Fire Alarm Systems - Self Service Storage =1 storey, all

3.10.4.5. Provisions for Fire Fighting - Self Service Storage =1 storey, all



3.11.1.1. Public Pools, Application, all

3.11.3.1.(15) Deck, Perimeter Drainage

3.11.3.1.(16),(17) Deck, Hose bibs / Foot spray

3.11.6.1.(7) Modified pools- drain fittings

3.11.7.1.(9), (10) Wave Action pools - Skimmers / DeactivationSystem

3.11.8.1. Reticulation Systems, all

3.11.9.1. Dressing Room Plumbing, all

3.11.10.1. Emergency Provisions, all

3.11.11.1. Service rooms and Storage Facilities, all

3.11A.1.1. Public Spas, Application, Scope, all

3.11A.4.1. Circulation Systems, all

3.11A.5.1. Emergency Provisions for All Public Spas, all

3.11A.6.1. Service rooms and Storage Facilities, all

3.12.5. Fire Safety Provisions, all


3.12.8.4. Emergency Operation of Elevators, all

3.13.2.6. Emergency Air Supply for Air-Supported Structures, all

Part 6 - Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning, all

Part 9 - Small Buildings, only:

9.8.3. Ventilation, Crawl Spaces, all

9.32 Ventilation, all

9.33 Heating and Air-Conditioning, all

9.36.2.1.(3),(4) Cottages, HVAC Exclusions


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. whichcross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “Building Services” syllabus.


Supplementary Guideline SG-1 - Guidelines for the Interpretation of ASHRAE/IES 90.1Supplementary Guideline SG-3 - Measures for Fire Safety in High Buildings

[End of Building Services Syllabus]


Building Structural Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Building Structural” syllabus

Part 2 – General Requirements, only:

2.1.1.4 Site Assembled and Factory-built Buildings, all

2.1.1.13. Building in Flood Plain, all

2.1.2.1. Designated Structures, Part 4, all

2.5.1.1. Climatic and Seismic Data, all

Part 3 - Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility, only:

3.1.8.2. Combustible Construction Support, all

3.1.10.1. Prevention of Firewall Collapse, all

3.4.6.4. Handrails, all

3.6.1.5. Fixed Access Ladders, all

3.7.2.2. Window Protection in Apartment Buildings, all

3.7.4.14. Grab Bar Installation, all

3.13.1.7. Design of Framing and Supports, all

Part 4 - Structural Design, all

Part 9 - Small Buildings, only:

9.3. Materials, Systems and Equipment, all

9.4 Structural Requirements, all

9.8.7.8. Attachment of Handrails, all

9.8.8.8. Construction of Guards, all

9.8.10 Cantilevered Precast Steps, all

9.10.9.8. Collapse of Combustible Construction, all

9.12.1 Excavation, General, all

9.12.2. Excavation, Depth, all

9.12.3.4. Lateral Support of Foundation Wall, all

9.15. Footings and Foundations, all

9.16.1.2. Structural Floor Slabs, all

9.16.3.2. Slabs-on-ground, Hydrostatic Pressure, all

9.17. Columns, all

9.20. Above-Grade Masonry, all



9.21.4.5. Masonry and Concrete Chimney - Lateral Stability, all

9.22.5.2. Support of Fireplace Hearth, all

9.23. Wood-Frame Construction, all

9.24.1.1. Sheet Steel Sud Wall Framing, all

9.26.14.1. Glass Reinforced Polyester Roofing, all

9.26.17.1. Concrete Roof Tiles, all

9.30.6.3. Ceramic Tile, Reinforcement for Panel-Type Wood Sheathing,all

9.30.6.4. Ceramic Tile Applied to Mortar Bed with Adhesive, all

9.35.3. Garages and Carports, Foundations, all

9.35.4. Garages and Carports, Walls and Columns, all

9.37. Log Construction, all

9.39.1.1. Park Model Trailers, Application, all

9.39.2.1. Park Model Trailers, General, all

9.39.3.3. Park Model Trailers, Foundations and Anchorage, all

9.40. Construction of Farm Buildings, all


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. whichcross-reference requirements in the remainder of the Building Structural syllabus.


Supplementary Guideline SG-4 - Design, Construction and Installation of Anchorage Systems for Fixed-Access Ladders

Supplementary Guidelines SG-7 - Guards for Housing and Small BuildingsSupplementary Guideline SG-10 - Determination of Footing Size

[End of Building Structural Syllabus]


On-Site Sewage System Supervisor Syllabus, 1997



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “On-site Sewage System” syllabus

Part 8 - Sewage Systems, all


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. whichcross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “On-site Sewage Systems”syllabus.


Supplementary Guideline SG-5 - Approved Sewage Treatment UnitsSupplementary Guideline SG-6 - Percolation Time and Soil Descriptions

[ End of On-Site Sewage System Supervisor Syllabus]

On-Site Sewage System Inspector Syllabus, 1997Selected topics from “On-Site Sewage System Supervisor” syllabus plus the following

as it related to the inspection of on-site sewage systems

1. The Building Code Act, all

2. The Building Code :







[ End of On-Site Sewage System Inspector Syllabus]


Fire Protection Syllabus, 2003



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Fire Protection” syllabus

Part 3 – Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility only:

3.1.2. Classification of Buildings or Parts of Buildings by Major Occupancy, all

3.1.3. Multiple Occupancy Requirements, all

3.1.8.1. Fire Separations and Closures General Requirements, all

3.1.8.3. Continuity of Fire Separations, all

3.1.8.4. Determination of Ratings, all

3.1.8.5. Installation of Closures, all

3.1.8.10. Twenty-minute Closures, all

3.1.8.11. Self-closing Devices, all


3.1.8.13. Door Latches, all


3.1.10.2. Rating of Firewalls, all

3.1.10.3. Continuity of Firewalls, all

3.2.1.1. Exceptions in Determining Building Height, all

3.2.2.4. Buildings with Multiple Major Occupancies, all

3.2.2.5. Applicable Building Height and Area, all

3.2.2.6. Multiple Major Occupancies, all

3.2.2.7. Superimposed Major Occupancies, all

3.2.2.10. Streets, all

3.2.2.17. Sprinklers in Lieu of Roof Ratings, all

3.2.2.18. Automated Sprinkler System Required, all

3.2.2.20. to 3.2.2.83. Construction Requirements, all


3.2.5. Provisions for Fire Fighting, all

3.2.6. Additional Requirements for High Buildings, all

3.2.7.3. Emergency Lighting,, all

3.2.7.4. Emergency Power for Lighting, all

3.2.7.5. Emergency Power Supply Installation, all



3.2.7.6. Emergency Power for Hospitals, all

3.2.7.7. Fuel; Supply Shut-off Valves and Exhaust Pipes, all

3.2.7.8. Emergency Power for Fire Alarm Systems, all

3.2.7.9. Emergency Power for Building Services, all

3.2.8.4. Mezzanines and Openings through Floor Assemblies - Exits, all

3.2.8.6. Group B Sleeping Rooms, all

3.2.8.7. Sprinklers, all

3.2.8.8. Fire Alarm and Detection System, all

3.2.8.9. Smoke Control, all

3.2.8.10. Emergency Power Supply, all

3.2.8.11. Testing, all


3.3.1.1. Separation of Suites, all

3.3.1.2. Hazardous Substances, Equipment and Processes, all

3.3.1.3. Means of Egress, all

3.3.1.4. Public Corridor Separations, all

3.3.1.7. Protection of Floor Areas with a Barrier-Free Path of Travel, all

3.3.5.2. Fire Extinguishing Systems, all

3.4.2.1. Minimum Number of Exits, all

3.4.4.1. Fire-Resistance Rating of Exit Separations, all

3.4.4.4. Integrity of Exits, all

3.4.6.15. Door Release Hardware, all

3.5.4.1. Exit Signs, all

3.6.3.3. Linen and Refuse Chutes, all

3.9. Portable Classrooms, only:


3.9.3.4. Provisions for Fire Fighting, all

3.9.3.5. Portable Fire Extinguishers, all

3.10. Self-Storage Buildings, only:

3.10.3.3. Fire Alarm Systems (more than 1 Storey), all

3.10.3.4. Provisions for Fire Fighting (more than 1 Storey), all

3.10.3.5. Standpipe Systems (more than 1 Storey), all



3.10.4.4. Fire Alarm Systems (1 Storey), all

3.10.4.5. Provisions for Fire Fighting (1 Storey), all

3.12. Rapid Transit Stations, only:



3.12.8.4. Emergency operation of Elevators, all

3.13. Tents and Air-Supported Structures, only:

3.13.1.4. Clearance to Other Structures, all

3.13.1.5. Clearance to Flammable Material, all




6.2.2.5. Hazardous Gasses, Dusts and Liquids, all

6.2.2.6. Commercial Cooking Equipment, all

Part 9 – Housing and Small Buildings, only:

9.9.4.2. Fire Separation of Exits, all

9.9.8. Exits from Floor Areas, all

9.9.10. Signage, all

9.9.11.3. Emergency Lighting, all

9.10.2. Occupancy Classification, all

9.10.17. Alarm And Detection Systems, all


9.10.19. Fire Fighting, all

9.10.20. Fire Protection for Construction Camps, only

9.10.20.7 Smoke Detectors, all


9.10.20.9. Hose Stations, all


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. whichcross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “Fire Protection” syllabus.


Supplementary Guideline SG-2 - Fire Performance Ratings


Supplementary Guideline SG-3 - Measures for Fire Safety in High BuildingsSupplementary Guideline SG-8 - Fire and Sound Resistance of Building Assemblies

[End of Fire Protection Syllabus]


Fire Protection Advanced Standing Syllabus, 2003Selected topics from “Fire Protection” syllabus plus the following



Part 1 – Scope and Definitions, all definitions referenced within the “Fire Protection” syllabus

Part 3 – Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility only:

3.2.2.7. Superimposed Major Occupancies, all

3.3.5.2. Fire Extinguishing Systems, all

3.9. Portable Classrooms, only:




3.10. Self-Storage Buildings, only:

3.10.3.3. Fire Alarm Systems (more than 1 Storey), all

3.10.3.4. Provisions for Fire Fighting (more than 1 Storey), all

3.10.3.5. Standpipe Systems (more than 1 Storey), all

3.10.4.4. Fire Alarm Systems (1 Storey), all

3.10.4.5. Provisions for Fire Fighting (1 Storey), all

3.12. Rapid Transit Stations, only:



3.12.8.4. Emergency operation of Elevators, all

3.13. Tents and Air-Supported Structures, only:

3.13.1.4. Clearance to Other Structures, all





6.2.2.5. Hazardous Gasses, Dusts and Liquids, all

6.2.2.6. Commercial Cooking Equipment, all

Part 9 – Housing and Small Buildings, only:

9.10.20.7 Smoke Detectors, all




9.10.20.9. Hose Stations, all


11.5 Compliance Alternatives and Alternative Measures, all including Compliance Alternativeslisted in Tables 11.5.1.1.A, 11.5.1.1.B, 11.5.1.1.C, 11.5.1.1.D/E, and 11.5.1.1.F. whichcross-reference requirements in the remainder of the “Fire Protection AdvancedStanding” syllabus.


Supplementary Guideline SG-2 - Fire Performance RatingsSupplementary Guideline SG-3 - Measures for Fire Safety in High BuildingsSupplementary Guideline SG-8 - Fire and Sound Resistance of Building Assemblies

[End of Fire Protection Advanced Standing Syllabus]

obc - Examination Schedule

Home / Qualification & Registration / Building Officials / Examination Schedule

Examination Schedule

Background

The following table outlines the location, dates, times and status of Building Code examinations offered by the Ministry

of Municipal Affairs and Housing. The Building Code examinations are offered as part of the examination program

administered or authorized by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing under clauses 2.16.4.1.(1)(a) and (b),

2.17.4.2.(1)(a) and (b), 2.17.5.(1)(a), 2.18.3.2.(1)(a) and 2.19.3.2.(1)(a) and (b) of the Building Code.

Prospective candidates are advised to review the following documents:

● Examination Program and advanced standing policy as applicable for the type of qualification you seek

(building official, designer, on-site sewage system installer, and Registered Code Agency)

● Examination Syllabi. The topics that will be covered in each technical and legal/process qualification

examinations

Available Examinations

Candidates are currently able to apply to write the following Building Code examinations.



















http://www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca/scripts/index_.asp?action=31&U_ID=0&OP_ID=2&N_ID=4&P_ID=16189


● General Legal/Process - 2003

● Powers and Duties of CBO - 2003

● Powers and Duties of RCA - 2003

● Designer Legal/Process -2005

● House - 2003

● Small Buildings - 2003

● Large Buildings - 2003

● Complex Buildings - 2003

● HVAC-House - 2003

● Detection Lighting and Power - 2005

● Building Services - 2003

● Building Structural - 2003

● Plumbing-House - 2003

● Plumbing-All Buildings - 2003

● Fire Protection - 2003

● On-site Sewage Systems - Supervisor - 1997

● On-site Sewage Systems - Inspector - 1997

● Advanced Standing Large Buildings - 2003

● Advanced Standing Fire Protection - 2003

Download copies of the Examination Application Form and Instructions for completion to learn more about the



application process, fees and submission deadlines.

Prospective applicants should note that applications:

● Must be filed using the approved form

● You must file your application at least 21 days before the date of the examination sought.

● The ministry will send you an Examination Confirmation Notice if you are booked into your selected examination

session(s). The Examination Confirmation Notice will indicate the location, date and time of your examination,

as well as your Building Code Identification Number (BCIN) for all future references with the ministry. Note:

You must bring the Notice of Confirmation and photo identification with you on the day of your exam.

Examination Schedule

The following examination schedule is "rolling" - that is , it will be continually updated with new exam locations, dates,

and statuses (i.e. "open" to reserve a seat/exam, "pending" -expected to open soon, "full" -all seats are accounted for,

and "closed" - application date has passed.) Check this page often for new examination sites and changes in status of

posted sites.

Location Date Time Status

Northern Ontario By appointment, call (416) 585-7558




Cornwall July 18, 2005 9:00 am closed

Cornwall July 18, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Toronto July 18, 2005 9:00 am closed

Toronto July 18, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Sudbury July 21, 2005 9:00 am closed

Sudbury July 21, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Mississauga July 22, 2005 9:00 am closed



Mississauga July 22, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Scarborough July 22, 2005 9:00 am closed

Scarborough July 22, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Barrie July 25, 2005 9:00 am closed

Barrie July 25, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Ottawa July 25, 2005 9:00 am closed

Ottawa July 25, 2005 1:00 pm closed



Kitchener July 26, 2005 9:00 am closed

Kitchener July 26, 2005 1:00 pm closed

North Bay July 26, 2005 9:00 am closed

North Bay July 26, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Toronto July 29, 2005 9:00 am closed

Toronto July 29, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Vaughan Aug 2, 2005 9:00 am closed



Vaughan Aug 2, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Niagara Aug 3, 2005 9:00 am closed

Niagara Aug 3, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Elliot Lake Aug 4, 2005 10:00 am closed

Whitby Aug 4, 2005 9:00 am closed

Whitby Aug 4, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Windsor Aug 5, 2005 9:00 am closed



Windsor Aug 5, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Toronto Aug 8, 2005 9:00 am closed

Toronto Aug 8, 2005 1:00 pm closed

Chapleau Aug 9, 2005 10:00 am closed

Kirkland Lake Aug 11, 2005 10:00 am closed

Mississauga Aug 15, 2005 9:00 am open

Mississauga Aug 15, 2005 1:00 pm open



Sioux Lookout Aug 15, 2005 10:00 am open

London Aug 17, 2005 9:00 am open

London Aug 17, 2005 1:00 pm open

Chatham Aug 18, 2005 9:00 am open

Chatham Aug 18, 2005 1:00 pm open

Oro-Medonte Aug 18, 2005 9:00 am open

Oro-Medonte Aug 18, 2005 1:00 pm open



Sudbury Aug 18, 2005 9:00 am open

Sudbury Aug 18, 2005 1:00 pm open

Kingston Aug 19, 2005 9:00 am open

Kingston Aug 19, 2005 1:00 pm open

Barrie Aug 22, 2005 9:00 am open

Barrie Aug 22, 2005 1:00 pm open

Hanover Aug 22, 2005 9:00 am open



Hanover Aug 22, 2005 1:00 pm open

North Bay Aug 23, 2005 9:00 am open

North Bay Aug 23, 2005 1:00 pm open

Cornwall Aug 26, 2005 9:00 am open

Cornwall Aug 26, 2005 1:00 pm open

Kitchener Aug 26, 2005 9:00 am open

Kitchener Aug 26, 2005 1:00 pm open



Scarborough Aug 29, 2005 9:00 am open

Scarborough Aug 29, 2005 1:00 pm open

Toronto Aug 29, 2005 9:00 am open

Toronto Aug 29, 2005 1:00 pm open

Vaughan Aug 29, 2005 9:00 am open

Vaughan Aug 29, 2005 1:00 pm open

Ottawa Aug 31, 2005 9:00 am open



Ottawa Aug 31, 2005 1:00 pm open

Check this page often for new examination sites and changes in status of

posted sites.

● Contact North Examination Sites























FormE(0305) Page 1 of 1

Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing Examination Application

To be used by persons required to complete the examination program administered or authorized by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. See clauses 2.16.4.1.(1)(a) and (b), 2.17.4.2.(1)(a) and (b), 2.17.5.(1)(a), 2.18.3.2.(1)(a) and 2.19.3.2.(1)(a) and (b) of the Building Code. Use one form for each Building Code qualification examination you are applying to write. See instructions for more information on completing this form.

Personal information contained in this application form is collected under the authority of clauses 2.16.4.1.(1)(a) and (b), 2.17.4.2.(1)(a) and (b), 2.17.5.(1)(a), 2.18.3.2.(1)(a) and 2.19.3.2.(1)(a) and (b) of the Building Code and will be used in the administration and enforcement of the Building Code Act, 1992 and the Building Code. Questions about the collection of personal information may be addressed to the Manager, Code Interpretation, Registration and Training, Building and Development Branch, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 777 Bay St., 2nd Flr., Toronto, ON M5G 2E5 (416) 585-6666.

1) Which examination are you applying to write? (Check one box only. For categories in which Advanced Standing examinations are offered, check the box marked AS if you wish to write the Advanced Standing examination). Technical Examinations Legal/Process

House Small Buildings Large Buildings AS Large Buildings Complex Buildings

Detection, Lighting and Power HVAC – House Building Services Plumbing – House Plumbing – All Buildings

On-site Sewage Systems -Inspector On-site Sewage Systems -Supervisor Fire Protection AS Fire Protection Building Structural

General Chief Building Official Registered Code Agent Designer Legal/Process

2) Select an Examination Location, Examination Date and Examination Time (21 days notice required)

Choice Location Date Time 1 2 3

3) Applicant Information Last Name

First Name Middle Initial

Building Code Identification Number (BCIN) (if you are a first time applicant, you will not have a BCIN) Residence AddressStreet Name Suite Number

Lot/con

City

Province Postal Code Country

Home Telephone ( ) Business Telephone ( )

E-mail Address

Residential Mailing Address (if different from above) Street Name Suite Number

Lot/con

City


4) Correspondence Options Official Notices required under the Building Code will be sent by regular letter mail to the applicant’s address (or mailing address, if different). I wish to receive elective correspondence by: Letter mail E-mail (please ensure this field is completed in section 3) 5) Fee – $80.00 per examination. No refund for cancelled, missed or unsuccessful examinations. Payment Option 1 – Credit Card: Visa or Mastercard or AMEX (circle one) Payment Option 2 – Certified Cheque or Money Order Name of Cardholder Card Number

Expiry

Amount $80.00 Signature of Cardholder

Payable to: Minister of Finance Mail to: Registration Unit Building and Development Branch Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing 777 Bay St. 2nd Floor Toronto, ON M5G 2E5 Fax application to (416) 585-7531

6) Signature I understand that this is an application only and that I will be contacted to confirm my attendance. Furthermore, I understand the $80.00 examination fee is non-refundable for cancelled, missed or unsuccessful examinations and is non-transferable. Date:_______________________dd/mm/yyyy Signature:___________________________________________________________

Disponible en français

Examination Application – Instructions for Completion Please read the following information carefully before filling in the application form. Under the Building Code Act, 1992, (Act) and the Building Code, certain building practitioners are subject to qualification requirements and must successfully complete the examination program administered or authorized by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. This form is the application to take the examinations. 1) Which examination are you applying to write? Choose one category only. If you wish to apply to write more than one examination, you must complete a separate application. Those wishing to apply for advanced standing or write an advanced standing exam, must complete the advanced standing examination application form which can be found on the Ontario Building Code website at www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca under the section “Licensing and Registration”. You may refer to Table 2.20.2.1.of the Building Code for a description of the various categories under the Technical Examinations. For Fire Protection, see clause 2.16.4.1.(1)(b). Legal/Process examinations test knowledge of the Building Code Act, 1992, and the powers and duties of the examinee under the Act. 2) Select an examination site and exam time. Visit www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca for information on examination times and locations or contact the Coordinator, Registration, 777 Bay St. 2nd Flr. Toronto, ON M5G 2E5 Tel. (416) 585-6666 Fax. (416) 585-7531. Fill in the information in this section in order of preference. You must file your application at least 21 days before your preferred examination date(s). You should note that this is an application only and you will be contacted to confirm the location, date and time of your examination session. 3) Applicant Information This information is necessary to contact you to confirm your attendance for an examination and send you correspondence in regards to your qualifications under the Building Code. You must bring the Notice of Confirmation and photo identification with you on the day of your exam. You will receive a Building Code Identification Number (BCIN) after your first transaction with the Ministry. 4) Correspondence Options Official Notices required under the Building Code will be sent by regular letter mail to the applicants address. However, you may choose to receive elective correspondence by either letter mail or e-mail by checking the appropriate box. 5) Fees The fee per examination is $80.00 and is payable by credit card, certified cheque, or money order. Certified cheques and money orders are payable to the Minister of Finance. Please note that this fee is nontransferable and non-refundable if you cancel, miss or are not successful at your examination. An electronic examination application form is expected to be made available in late 2003. There will be a reduced fee of $70.00 for those submitting an application on-line. Please continue to visit the building code website for new information about the electronic application. 6) Signature This form must be signed and dated by the applicant for examination. Please send your completed Examination Application and payment of fee to:

Registration Unit Building and Development Branch Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing 777 Bay Street, 2nd Floor Toronto, ON M5G 2E5

If payment is made by credit card, the Examination Application may be sent by fax to: (416) 585-7531. Examination sites are required to meet minimum accessibility standards. In addition, reasonable testing accommodation will be granted for candidates who have a disability and who can provide appropriate documentation of the effect of their disability on the ability to take Qualification examinations under standard conditions. Please refer to the Testing Accommodation policy on the website for information about testing accommodation and the procedure for requesting accommodation, including the information which must accompany the request. Please note that a request for testing accommodation (together with all of the required information) must be submitted with the examination. You should visit our website for the following additional information: • Syllabus containing the examination content • Examination Policies • Questions about the process Disponible en français

obc - Testing Accommodation Policy

Home / Qualification & Registration / On Site Sewage Installers / Testing Accommodation Policy

Testing Accommodation Policy

Examination Program – Testing Accommodation

1.0 POLICY STATEMENT

The Building and Development Branch of the Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing, is committed to making its

Examination Program accessible to candidates. The Branch will grant reasonable testing accommodation for candidates

who have a disability and who can provide appropriate documentation of the effect of their disability on the ability to

take examinations under standard conditions. This policy recognizes that it is the candidate’s responsibility to identify

the nature of the accommodation required. Notwithstanding the provision of testing accommodation, all candidates

must satisfy the requirements for qualification and all accommodations must respect the dignity of candidates while

preserving the integrity of the examination.

2.0 PURPOSE

2.1 To ensure that examinations are administered in an appropriate manner that provides fair measurement of the

scores for each test taker.



















2.2 To be consistent with the Government of Ontario’s commitment to increasing accessibility, independence and

opportunity for persons with disabilities.

2.3 To provide candidates with equal treatment with respect to services, goods and facilities without discrimination

because a disability.

3.0 DEFINITIONS

3.1 Accommodation(s) – A change to the administration of an examination to allow appropriate measurement of the

examination candidate’s knowledge of the Building Code and/or the Building Code Act, 1992.

3.2 Disability(ties) – The Ontario Human Rights Code defines disability as,

a) any degree of physical disability, infirmity, malformation or disfigurement that is caused by bodily

injury, birth defect or illness and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, includes diabetes

mellitus, epilepsy, a brain injury, any degree of paralysis, amputation, lack of physical co-ordination,

blindness or visual impediment, deafness or hearing impediment, muteness or speech impediment, or

physical reliance on a guide dog or other animal or on a wheelchair or other remedial appliance or

device,

b) a condition of mental impairment or a developmental disability,

c) a learning disability, or a dysfunction in one or more of the processes involved in understanding or

using symbols or spoken language,

d) a mental disorder, or

e) an injury or disability for which benefits were claimed or received under the insurance plan



established under the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997; (“handicap”)

3.3 Qualified Medical Professional – May include the following: medical doctor, psychiatrist, nurse practitioner,

registered nurse, chiropractor, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, optometrist/ophthalmologist, dentist,

pharmacist, audiologist, or psychologist.

4.0 TYPES OF ACCOMMODATIONS

Requested accommodation may include:

● Testing time (e.g., extension, rest breaks for medication or snacks etc.)

● Physical Environment (e.g., barrier-free test center, enhanced lighting etc.)

● Test Design (e.g., larger print test booklets and answer sheets, changes to background and foreground colours

of test booklets and answer sheets etc.)

● Assistance (e.g., writer, recorder, interpreter, reader; to be supplied by the Building and Development Branch.)

● Other, as appropriate

5.0 APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Persons seeking testing accommodation to write examinations are required to submit their request in writing, no later

than thirty (30) days before the examination sitting, to:

Registration Coordinator

Building and Development Branch

Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing

777 Bay Street, 2nd Floor

Toronto, ON M5G 2E5



Fax: (416) 585-7531

Requests for testing accommodation must include a current (within three (3) years) letter of support from a qualified

medical professional:

a) affirming the existing of the disability,

b) describing the functional limitations resulting from the disability, and

c) stating the specific accommodations necessary to take the examination (i.e., if additional testing

time is requested, the precise amount of additional time required must be specified). The document

must be written on official letterhead and signed by the qualified medical professional.

Candidates are advised to retain copies of materials submitted as the request and supporting documentation will not be

returned.

6.0 CHECKLIST

The Branch will use the following checklist when reviewing requests for special accommodation:

1. Is the documentation from a qualified medical professional?

___ Yes ___ No

2. Is the documentation current (i.e., within three (3) years)?

___ Yes ___ No

3.

Does the documentation affirm the existence of the disability)?

___ Yes ___ No



4. Does the documentation describe the functional limitations resulting from the disability)?

___ Yes ___ No

5. Does the documentation state the specific accommodations necessary to take the examination)?

___ Yes ___ No

6. Is the letter of support from the qualified medical professional typed or printed on official letterhead and signed

by a qualified medical professional)?

___ Yes ___ No

7. Does the documentation of the disability adequately support the testing accommodations requested)?

___ Yes ___ No






















obc - Candidate Protocol

Home / Qualification & Registration / On Site Sewage Installers / Candidate Protocol

Candidate Protocol

Examination Program - Candidate Protocol

1.0 General

1.1 An examination candidate must apply for an examination using the Examination Application at least 3 weeks in

advance of the examination date. No applications will be accepted within 3 weeks of the examination date.

Examinations are non-transferable.

1.2 Candidates will receive an Admission Letter informing them of the acceptance of their application and

confirming the following information regarding their examination:

● Examination Name;

● Exam Language (English or French)

● Location;

● Date;

● Start time; and

● Specification of applicable Testing Accommodations



















1.3 Candidates must be present at the examination 30 minutes prior to the examination start time in order to sign-

in with the Invigilator.

1.4 Candidates must show at least one piece of recent government-issued identification bearing a photograph and

signature, and their Admission Letter in order to receive an examination package containing their examination papers

and materials.

1.5 The examination packages are to be left unopened until otherwise instructed by the Invigilator.

1.6 Each examination is 3 hours in length and contains 75 multiple-choice questions, except for the On-Site

Sewage – Inspector examination which is 2 ½ hours and contains 60 questions, and the On-Site Sewage – Supervisor

which is 2 hours and contains 50 questions.

1.7 Each multiple-choice question contains a choice between four possible answers, of which the candidate is to

select the best answer.

1.8 The examination is open-book. Candidates may bring only the following:

● Building Code Act, 1992, as amended by the Building Code Statute Law Amendment Act, 2002

● Ontario Building Code, 1997 (O.Reg. 403/97) as amended by O.Reg. 305/03

● Supplementary Guidelines to the Ontario Building Code, 1997 as amended to September, 2003 (where

referenced in an examination syllabus)

● The Code and Guide for Plumbing 1997 (O.Reg 403/97), as amended by O.Reg. 305/03 (where applicable)

● Code & Guide for Sewage Systems 1997 as amended to September, 2003 (where applicable)

1.9 Candidates are expected to bring their own non-programmable calculator. Laptop computers and CD-ROM



versions of the Ontario Building Code are prohibited for use during the examination session.

1.10 All material required to write the examination will be supplied in the examination package. Each candidate will

be given:

● An examination booklet;

● Answer sheet;

● Pencil; and

● Eraser.

1.11 All material supplied to a candidate must be returned at the completion of the examination.

1.12 Candidates may NOT use any other items than those listed above during the examination, including:

● Any unauthorised book, manuscript, manual, circular or similar document; and

● Electronic communication devices (including, but not limited to, cell phones, pagers, Blackberrys, and PDAs)

1.13 All electronic communication devices must be turned off throughout the examination.

1.14 Candidates will be asked to place their personal effects under their chairs prior to the commencement of the

examination and until their examination is complete. Neither the Invigilator nor the Building and Development Branch

of the Ministry of Municipal Affairs are responsible for lost, stolen or misplaced articles.

1.15 Candidates that complete their examination prior to 15 minutes before the end of the examination period may

hand in their examination package to the Invigilator and fill out the sign-out sheet prior to leaving the examination

room.



1.16 Candidates are not permitted to leave the examination room in the last 15 minutes of the examination.

Candidates who complete their work during the last 15 minutes must remain quietly seated until the Invigilator

announces the end of the examination period.

1.17 The Invigilator will collect the examination packages at the end of the session and require each candidate to fill

out the sign-out sheet. Candidates are to remain seated until dismissed and are NOT to hand-in their examination and

materials during the last 15 minutes of the examination period.

2.0 Testing Accommodations

2.1 Candidates should refer to Examination Program – Testing Accommodations if candidates have a disability that

requires special accommodation.

2.2 Candidates that require the use of a translator, interpreter or reader should contact the Building and

Development Branch no later than thirty (30) days before the examination sitting

3.0 Misconduct

3.1 The Invigilator may require a candidate to leave the examination if, in the opinion of the Invigilator, that

candidate’s conduct is disturbing to other candidates or is disrupting the smooth progress of the examination. This

includes:

● Communicating with other candidates during the examination period;

● Passing calculators or other materials to other candidates during the examination period; and

● Smoking, eating or drinking during the examination period.

3.2 Candidates will be assigned a Fail mark and may not re-write that particular examination until the candidate

has re-registered, paid the fee and six months has elapsed, if they do any of the following:



● Cheat;

● Mark up their Building Code and/or Supplementary Guidelines during the examination period;

● Use unauthorized materials; or

● Impersonate an examination candidate.

4.0 During the Examination

4.1 Candidates are to leave their identification on their desk throughout the duration of the examination.

4.2 Should a candidate claim that the examination supplied is not the examination they registered for, the

candidate may write the examination supplied or may elect not to write and re-register for another examination. The

re-registration fee will be waived if Ministry of Municipal Affairs supplied an erroneous examination.

4.3 Time will be called out at the end of 1 hour, 2 hours, as well as when 15 minutes are remaining in the

allocated examination period.

4.4 No candidate is permitted to enter the examination room after the commencement of the examination

4.5 Candidates wishing to leave from the room to use the washroom must raise their hand and have their papers

collected by the Invigilator. Their papers will be returned upon their return. Additional time will not be allocated for

the time the candidate was away. If, in the Invigilator's opinion, examination security has not been maintained, the

candidate's examination will be stopped.

4.6 Only one candidate will be permitted to be temporarily out of the examination room at any particular time.

4.7 Candidates are not permitted to be temporarily out of the examination room during the last 45 minutes of the



examination period.

4.8 When so instructed, candidates MUST stop writing and await the Invigilator to collect the examination

material. Failure to do so may result in a Fail mark.

5.0 Failed or Missed Examinations

5.1 If a candidate fails an examination, the candidate may apply to retake the examination. Candidates must

reapply for the examination and pay the full examination fee for all examinations that are retaken as a result of failure.

5.2 If a candidate cannot attend a scheduled examination due to an illness, the candidate must notify the Building

and Development Branch prior to the date of the examination with a letter from a qualified medical professional.

5.3 If a candidate misses an examination without notifying the Building and Development Branch, the candidate

will be identified as a “No Show” on the Ministry’s register and will forfeit the examination fee. The candidate may

reapply for the examination and repay the examination fee.

6.0 After the Examination

6.1 An Examination Results Letter will be issued to all candidates who complete the examination. Completion

status will not be disclosed by telephone, e-mail or in person.

6.2 Candidates may take an examination more than once; but must reapply each time with proper advance notice

of 3 weeks.


obc - Writing Successful Examinations

Home / Qualification & Registration / Building Officials / Writing Successful Examination...

Writing Successful Examinations

Tips to help you prepare for and write your exams

Writing exams is an important step in the process of obtaining your provincial qualification. As you are well aware, in

addition to the legal/process examination, you must also successfully complete the technical examination(s) based on

the building types you are involved with within your practice.

The following tips are aimed at helping you study and include valuable advice for making the most of your exam

sessions.

Please keep in mind; you alone can determine your chances for success. Among all the advice offered in this paper,

adopt the suggestions that fit you best and adapt them according to your strengths and weaknesses.

Preparing for the Exam:

Before The Exam

● Be well prepared for the exam. Include as much self-testing in your review as possible.

● Get a good night's sleep. Arriving at the exam center rested and alert is one of the best ways to prepare for




















the exam.

● Double-check the time of the exam and the location.

● The night before the exam make sure you collect all the material you will need for the exam. Bring all the

necessary materials:

❍ Building Code Act, 1992, as amended by the Building Code Statute Law Amendment Act, 2002 effective

July 1, 2005

❍ Ontario Building Code, 1997 (O.Reg. 403/97) as amended by O.Reg. 305/03 effective July 1, 2005

❍ Supplementary Guidelines to the Ontario Building Code, 1997 as amended to September, 2003 (where

referenced in an examination syllabus)

❍ The Code and Guide for Plumbing 1997 (O.Reg 403/97), as amended by O.Reg. 305/03 (where

applicable) effective July 1, 2005

❍ Code & Guide for Sewage Systems 1997 as amended to September, 2003 (where applicable)

❍ A non-programmable calculator

● Bring your Admission Letter and get to the exam 30 minutes prior to the scheduled start of the exam.

● Ensure you know the exact location of the exam center, how you plan to get there, and where you will park;

the last thing you need is the extra tension that comes from worrying about being late for the exam.

● Read the Candidate Protocol.

● Choose a seat in the room that is as far away from likely distractions as possible.

● Try to relax. Being relaxed will help you concentrate on the task ahead and help you overcome your worries.

● Wear comfortable clothes and bring a sweater/jacket. Exam rooms can be too hot or too cold. You can't

change the room but you can put on or remove extra layers of clothing.

● Bring an accurate watch. The invigilator will post the time during the exam but be prepared also.

● Avoid talking directly about the exam with people who are also about to write.



● Listen carefully to all instructions given by the invigilator, and follow any procedures given to ensure the

success of the assessment process.

● Preview the whole exam before you start to write. Read the directions very carefully.

● As you work on the exam, focus only on the exam, not on what others are doing. If you feel anxious during

the exam, take a few minutes to calm yourself down. Stretch your arms and legs, take a few slow deep

breaths, do some positive internal self-talk. If the exam is more difficult than you anticipated, try to focus and

simply give it your best effort. The passing grade is 70%.

During the Exam:

Strategies in Answering Multiple Choice Questions

Multiple-choice questions ask you for fine distinctions between correct and nearly correct options. These distinctions

not only deal with Recognition, but also involve the thinking processes of Synthesis, Analysis, and Application. Multiple-

choice questions are made up of three key components:

● The STEM which states the problem or question to be answered,

● The CORRECT ANSWER which is one of the four possible choices representing the only correct response or

best response.

● The DISTRACTORS which are the remaining options. These options may be plausible, but are either incorrect

or not the 'best' possible answer.

A Checklist of Do’s & Don'ts in Answering Multiple Choice Questions:

● Read through each question completely and carefully. Avoid jumping to any conclusions about what you think

the question is asking.

● If you know the answer to a question, mark it on the answer sheet and move on.



● If you are unable to make a choice and need to spend more time with the question, or if you answered the

question but are not sure that you made the correct choice, circle or put a big “?” beside that question in the

exam booklet, so you can come back to it later.

● Avoid getting bogged down on one question part way through the exam. It is much better to move on and

finish all of the questions that you can answer and then come back later to address the problematic questions.

For such problematic questions, if you do not know the answer, re-check the stem of the question; narrow your

choices by eliminating any alternatives that you know are not correct. If two options still look equally

appealing, compare each to the stem of the question, making sure that the one you eventually choose answers

what is asked. If you are still not sure, make an educated guess (there is no penalty for wrong answers).

● Some individuals prefer to transfer all their responses to the answer sheet at the same time, once they have

answered all the questions on the exam. Others prefer to mark their choice on the answer sheet as they go

along. Regardless of which method you select, be sure that you have filled the necessary parts and appropriate

bubbles on your answer sheet carefully in pencil! A multiple-choice exam offers you no opportunity for "partial

credit." If you filled the wrong bubble, your answer is 100% wrong.

● Check often to ensure you are recording your answers in the right spots. For example, the scanner will not

know that you made a mistake early on in answering Question #22 in the space for Question #23, and all your

subsequent answers are the right answers but recorded in the wrong spots!

● Be very careful not to make any stray marks on the answer sheet used to record your answers. The scanner

cannot distinguish between an accidental mark and one filled in as the answer. When the scanner detects two

marks, it assumes the answer is incorrect. Then look over the questions again, change an answer only if you

can logically justify the change.

● Don't use the same alternative (e.g. 'b') every time you guess the answer to a question you are unsure of.

Eliminate any obviously incorrect alternatives and make an educated guess from those choices remaining.



● Don't pick your answer based on any apparent or suspected pattern of responses. For example, don't eliminate

alternative 'c' just because you answered 'c' in the previous three responses.

● Don't try to determine whether there is any pattern to correct answers.

● Don't dismiss an alternative because it seems too obvious or too simple an answer. If you are well prepared

for the exam, some of the questions will appear very straightforward to you.

● Take the time to check your work before you hand in your exam booklet and the answer sheet.

● Return all material as instructed by the invigilator.

GOOD LUCK!






















Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing On Site Sewage System Installer

Application for Registration

To be used by persons engaged in the business of constructing on site, installing, repairing, servicing, cleaning or emptying sewage systems [OBC Section 2.18] – see instructions for more information on completing this application.

1) Applicant Information Applicant is: � a corporation; or �a partnership; or � a sole proprietorship. If corporation or partnership, complete schedule A. Firm Name Full Address Building Number

Street Name Unit Number Lot/con

City Province Postal Code Country

Telephone ( )

Fax Number (optional) ( )

Cell Number (optional) ( )

E-mail Address (optional) 2) Correspondence Options Official Notices required under the Building Code will be sent by regular mail to the applicant’s address. The applicant wishes to receive elective correspondence by: � Letter mail; or � E-mail (please ensure this field is completed above) 3) Qualified Supervisor Information – attach an additional page if necessary The following is/are the person(s) who: a) have the qualifications set out in clause 2.18.3.2.(1)(a), and b) will supervise the construction on site, installation, repair, servicing, cleaning or emptying of sewage systems to be carried out by

the applicant or registered person Name of qualified supervisor(s) Building Code Identification

Number (BCIN) Former Licence Number (if applicable) S-_ _ _ _ -_ _ _ _

4) Fee – $50.00 for registration of the firm Payment Option 1 – Credit Card: Visa or Mastercard or AMEX (circle one) Payment Option 2 – Certified Cheque or Money Order Name of Cardholder Card Number

Expiry


Payable to: Minister of Finance

5) Acknowledgement – Conditions of Registration The Applicant acknowledges that registration is subject to the conditions listed in Sentence 2.18.3.7(1) of the Building Code and agrees to comply with these conditions. 6) Signature a) The information contained in this application is true and correct. b) I am the applicant or, where the applicant is a corporation or partnership, I am a person who has authority to bind the applicant. Name:_______________________________________ Title:_______________________________________

Signature: ____________________________________ Date:______________________ (dd/mm/yyyy)

Personal information contained in this form and schedule is collected under the authority of Section 2.18 of the Building Code and will be used for the purpose of administering and enforcing the requirements of the Building Code Act, 1992 and the Building Code. Questions about the collection of personal information may be addressed to the Manager, Code Interpretation, Registration and Training, Building and Development Branch, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 777 Bay St., 2nd Flr., Toronto, ON M5G 2E5 (416) 585-6666. This form is subject to change. Refer to www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca for latest edition.

3020E (0404) Disponible en français


Schedule A Principals of the Applicant

(to be attached with the On Site SewageSystem Installer Application for Registration)

This schedule must be completed for all principals of the applicant. Use more than one form if necessary. See the instructions for completing the On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Registration form for more information on completing this schedule.

1) Name of Applicant (as in section 1 on the On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Registration)

2) Principal(s) of the Applicant Information – Complete a section for each principal of the applicant (i.e., all partners, directors or officers, as the case may be). Last Name First Name Middle Initial

Status: � Director � Officer � Partner BCIN (if available) Residence Address Building Number Street Name Unit Number Lot/con

City


Residential Mailing Address (if different from above) Building Number


City Province

Postal Code Country

Last Name


Status: � Director � Officer � Partner BCIN (if available) Residential Address Building Number Street Name Unit Number Lot/con





Last Name


Status: � Director � Officer � Partner BCIN (if available) Residential Address Building Number Street Name Unit

Number Lot/con


Residential Mailing Address (if different from above) Building Number Street Name

Unit Number Lot/con



Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing On Site Sewage System Installer

Application for Renewal of RegistrationFor persons engaged in the business of constructing on site, installing, repairing, servicing, cleaning or emptying sewage systems [OBC Section 2.18] – see the On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Renewal of Registration instructions for more information on completing this application.

1) Applicant Information Name of Registered Person/Firm BCIN

Former License Number (if applicable) L--__ __ __ __--__ __ __ __

Full Address Building Number



Telephone ( )



E-mail Address (optional) 2) Correspondence Options Official Notices required under the Building Code will be sent by regular mail to the applicant’s address. The applicant wishes to receive elective correspondence by: � Letter mail; or � E-mail (please ensure this field is completed above) 3) Principal(s) of the Applicant Information – List all principals of the applicant. Attach an additional page if necessary

Name Status (i.e., proprietor, director, officer or partner)

Building Code Identification Number, (BCIN) if available

1. 2. 3. 4. Has any information changed since the last Application for Registration? � Yes � No. 4) Qualified Supervisor(s) Information – Attach an additional page if necessary The following is/are the person(s) who: a) have the qualifications set out in clause 2.18.3.2.(1)(a), and b) will supervise the construction on site, installation, repair, servicing, cleaning or emptying of sewage systems to be carried out by the applicant or registered person Name of qualified supervisor(s) Building Code Identification

Number (BCIN) Former Licence Number (if applicable) S-_ _ _ _-_ _ _ _

5) Fee – the fee is $50.00 for renewal of registration Payment Option 1 – Credit Card: Visa or Mastercard or AMEX (circle one) Payment Option 2 – Certified Cheque or Money Order Name of Cardholder Card Number

Expiry


Payable to: Minister of Finance

6) Acknowledgement – Conditions of Registration The Applicant acknowledges that registration is subject to the conditions listed in Sentence 2.18.3.7(1) of the Building Code and agrees to comply with these conditions. 7) Signature a) The information contained in this application is true and correct. b) I am the applicant or, where the applicant is a corporation or partnership, I am a person who has authority to bind the applicant. Name:_______________________________________ Title:_________________________________________ Signature: ____________________________________ Date:___________________________(dd/mm/yyyy)

Personal information contained in this form and schedule is collected under the authority of Section 2.18 of the Building Code and will be used for the purpose of administering and enforcing the requirements of the Building Code Act, 1992 and the Building Code. Questions about the collection of personal information may be addressed to the Manager, Code Interpretation, Registration and Training, Building and Development Branch, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 777 Bay St., 2nd Flr., Toronto, ON M5G 2E5 (416) 585-6666. This from is subject to change. Refer to www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca for latest edition



Schedule A Change of Principal Information

(to be attached with the On Site Sewage System InstallerApplication for Renewal of Registration, if required)

This schedule must be completed if information about the principals of the applicant has changed since the last registration. Use more than one form if necessary. See the instructions for completing the On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Registration Renewal for more information on completing this schedule.

1) Name of Applicant (as in section 1 on the On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Renewal of Registration)

2) Principal(s) of the Applicant Information – Complete a section for all principals of the applicant whose information has changed since the last application for registration was made. Last Name First Name Middle Initial


City




City Province

Postal Code Country

Last Name







Last Name


Status: � Director � Officer � Partner BCIN (if available) Residence Address Building Number Street Name Unit

Number Lot/con



Unit Number Lot/con



Updating Registration Information – On Site Sewage System Installer (03/05)

Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing Updating Registration Information

- On Site Sewage System Installer


This information is required under Article 2.18.3.7 of the Building Code. 1) Applicant Information Name of Firm

BCIN

2) Change of address – complete only if address has changed Business Address Building Number

Street Name Lot/con


Telephone ( )



E-mail Address (optional) 3) Change in principals Complete Schedule A to add new partner, director or officer. To remove partner, director or officer who is currently registered with this firm, indicate name and role: Name □Partner □ Director □ Officer

Name □Partner □ Director □ Officer

Name □Partner □ Director □ Officer 4) Qualified Supervisor Information Indicate the name and BCIN for each qualified person you wish to add to or remove from this firm’s registration. Name □ Add □ Remove

BCIN

Name □ Add □ Remove BCIN

Name □ Add □ Remove BCIN

5) Fee - $0.00 Fee is not applicable for updating registration information. 5) Signature I certify that,

a) I am the applicant or an authorized representative of the applicant for registration, and b) The information contained in this application and Schedule A (as required) is true to the best of my knowledge.

Name: _______________________________________________ Title: _______________________________________________ Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: __________________________________ (dd/mm/yyyy) Information contained in this schedule is collected under the authority of Subsection 2.18. of the Building Code and will be used for the purpose of administering and enforcing the requirements of the Building Code Act, 1992 and the Building Code respecting the qualifications for persons engaged in the business of providing design activities to the public. Questions about the collection of information may be addressed to the Manager, Code Interpretation, Registration and Training, Building and Development Branch, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 777 Bay St., 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M5G 2E5 (416) 585-6666. This form is subject to change. Refer to www.obc.mah.gov.on.ca for latest edition.

On site Sewage System Installer Registration Application Schedule A 3021E (03/05)

Schedule A Principals of the Applicant

(to be attached with the On Site Sewage System Installer Updating Registration Information)


This schedule must be completed for all principals of the applicant. Use more than one form if necessary. See the instructions for completing the On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Registration form for more information on completing this schedule.

1) Name of Applicant (as in section 1 on the On Site Sewage System Installer Application for Registration)

2) Principal(s) of the Applicant Information – Complete a section for each principal of the applicant (i.e., all partners, directors or officers, as the case may be). Last Name First Name Middle Initial

Status: Director Officer Partner BCIN (if available) Residence Address Building Number Street Name Unit Number Lot/con

City




City Province

Postal Code Country

Last Name


Status: Director Officer Partner BCIN (if available) Residential Address Building Number Street Name Unit Number Lot/con





Last Name


Status: Director Officer Partner BCIN (if available) Residential Address Building Number Street Name Unit

Number Lot/con



Unit Number Lot/con

