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He is asking for CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE REGS. Not if it is a good idea to have smoke detectors. One responder sited the code for you, and is correct.
They are to be placed on the hallway ceiling before the bedroom. If you do not have a hallway, then on the ceiling closest to the bedrooms. Not by a bathroom door, since steam from shower can set them off
Afraid not. and federal law actually allows him to require that all employees be non-smokers. that means he can require you to not smoke on your time off as well. He can institute the policy, and a nicotine testing program. The law was upheld in a Michigan case.
Don't know the codes, just off the kitchen, and right outside every bedroom are good places. Don't put one right in the kitchen, unless you can adjust the sensitivity. any steam, or accidental burned food sets it off. There, a heat activated detector is better. in fact, heat activated sensors and carbon monoxide detectors near any possible ignition source such as heaters and fireplaces are good ideas. too many is better than not enough.
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