Which of the following is a category of inspections?

• A. New Construction
• B. Annual (Routine)
• C. Eminent Hazard
• D. Owner/Occupant Request

Answer: (B)

Firesafety inspections are often organized by how often they’re performed. A yearly or routine inspection is a standard category used for existing buildings to verify ongoing compliance with fire codes, test and maintain life-safety systems, and spot hazards on a regular basis. This regular scheduling helps ensure that occupancies remain safe over time and that issues are caught promptly.

The other options describe inspections tied to specific phases or triggers rather than a standing category: new construction inspections occur during building and system installation, not as ongoing routine checks; hazard-related or emergency hazards aren’t typically listed as a regular inspection category; and owner/occupant requests describe inspections that happen by demand rather than as part of a scheduled program.