What does NFPA 1123 standard refer to?

The NFPA 1123 standard specifically addresses the use of pyrotechnics before a proximate audience, detailing the safety measures and procedures that must be followed to ensure public safety during performances or events where fireworks are utilized. This standard outlines necessary guidelines related to the setup, execution, and safety protocols required when engaging audiences with pyrotechnic displays, thus prioritizing the protection of individuals within close proximity to the effects. Understanding this standard is crucial for operators as it directly relates to audience safety and legal compliance.

Other options do not pertain to NFPA 1123; they deal with different aspects of fire safety and hazardous materials management, such as manufacturing, storage of explosives, and handling of combustible materials, which are covered under other NFPA standards.