Fire Code: List of some typical fire and explosion issues in a fire code: fireworks, explosives, mortars and cannons, model rockets (licenses for manufacture, storage, transportation, sale, use): (a) certification for servicing, placement, and inspecting fire extinguishing equipment; (b) general storage and handling of flammable liquids, solids, gases (tanks, personnel training, markings, equipment); (c) limitations on locations and quantities of flammables (e. g. , 10 liters of gasoline inside a residential dwelling); (d) specific uses and specific flammables (e. g. , dry cleaning, gasoline distribution, explosive dusts, pesticides, space heaters, plastics manufacturing); (e) permits and limitations in various building occupancies (assembly hall, hospital, school, theater, elderly care, child care, prs that require a smoke detector, sprinkler system, fire extinguisher, or other specific equipment or procedures; (f) removal of interior and exterior obstructions to emergency exits or firefighters and removal of hazardous materials; (g) permits and limitations in special outdoor applications (tents, asphalt kettles, bonfires, etc). ; (h) other hazards (flammable decorations, welding, smoking, bulk matches, tire yards); (i) Electrical safety codes such as the National Electrical Code (by the National Fire Protection Association) for the U. S. and some other places in the Americas; (j) Fuel gas code