Commercial Kitchen Hood and Duct Exhaust System Certificate of Completion 2025

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Gavin Alderman Hood cleaning does require a NFPA 96 certification as youre now providing fire prevention and fire suppression services for restaurants and in the event of a kitchen fire the insurance companies will be asking for your documentation. The certification is fairly easy to pass I did it in a weekend online.
IKECA Certifications give kitchen exhaust professionals an edge, in this highly competitive business. Our certifications set the industry standard of knowledge, and increase worker professionalism in the field.
As a rule of thumb, the hood should extend at least 6 inches beyond all sides of the equipment and provide adequate CFM (cubic feet per minute) airflow for effective ventilation and code compliance.
Generally, building codes specify that the range hood should be mounted between 24 to 36 inches above the cooking surface. This ensures optimal capture of smoke, grease, and odors while maintaining safe and efficient operation.
First, the hood must overhang cooking surfaces by at least 6 inches. This ensures all cooking fumes are caught. The hoods height also matters: 1.5 feet for surfaces without flames, 2 feet for those with, and 3.5 feet for charbroilers. The maximum height is 4 feet above cooking areas.
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Type I Hood Requirements Avoid combustibles: your hood at least 18 inches away from combustibles. Use approved materials: Any hood in the kitchen should be made of steel with a minimum thickness of 0.0466 inches or stainless steel with a minimum thickness of 0.0335 inches.
Commercial Kitchen Type of Cooking EquipmentCFM/Ft.2 of Hood Light Duty Oven, Range, Kettle 50 Medium Duty Fryer, Griddle 75 Heavy Duty Charbroiler, Electric Broiler 100 Static pressure usually ranges from .625 to 1.0 for 1 story buildings. *NOTE - some local codes require 100 CFM/Ft.2 of hood area for wall style hoods.1 more row
Minimum of 2 Commercial Kitchen Hood Inspections Per Year. AIE also recommends the restaurant owner or kitchen manager perform a basic visual kitchen hood inspection monthly. Check for grease and clogs, damage to the nozzle caps and extinguishing lines, and anything that looks suspicious.

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