Which term describes the plan that is used to convey information to the AHJ for evaluating a flame effect permit?

• A. Flame effect plan
• B. Rated
• C. Primary safety control
• D. Supervisory control system

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that the document you submit to the Authority Having Jurisdiction to get a flame effect permit is called the flame effect plan. This plan communicates all the specifics of the flame effect design and how it will be controlled, including safety measures, equipment, interlocks, ignition methods, procedures, and risk controls. It gives the AHJ the information they need to review compliance with codes and standards and to determine if the permit can be approved.

Other terms refer to things like ratings or control systems, not the guiding document for permit evaluation. A flame effect plan is the formal plan describing the effect and its safety controls, making it the appropriate term for conveying information to the AHJ for permit evaluation.