Iowa Admin. Code r. 875-71.5 - Installation permit requirements
(1) Installation
will not begin until an installation permit has been issued by the department .
A separate installation permit will be issued for each conveyance , except that
a single installation permit will cover all identical wind tower lifts
installed as the result of one construction contract in identical wind towers
in a single wind farm.
(2)
Application for an installation permit shall be accompanied by the fee, in the
format required by the director , and include the following, as applicable:
a. Sectional plan of car and
hoistway.
b. Sectional plan of
machine room.
c. Sectional
elevation of hoistway and machine room including the pit, bottom and top
clearance of car and counterweights.
d. Size and weight of rails and guide rail
bracket spacing.
e. The estimated
maximum vertical forces on the guide rails on application of the safety
device.
f. In the case of freight
elevators for class B or class C loading, the horizontal forces on the guide
rail faces during loading and unloading and the estimated maximum horizontal
forces in a post-wise direction on the guide rail faces on the application of
the safety device.
g. The size and
weight per foot of any rail reinforcements where rail reinforcements are
provided.
h. Job
specifications.
i. For a conveyance
covered by ASME A17.7, a complete copy of the CCD with attachments and a
complete copy of the Certificate of Conformance with attachments as described
by ASME A17.7, Appendix I, Section
4.5.
j. For a CPH , the number of CPH jumps
planned, the planned dates for each CPH jump , and the change in the number of
floors anticipated with each CPH jump .
(3) A CPH installation permit issued in
response to an application submitted in full compliance with this subrule
permits each planned CPH jump . Each CPH jump will be considered an alteration.
The fee for a CPH installation permit is the total of the CPH installation
permit fee and the CPH alteration permit fee.
(4) Issuance of an installation permit is not
a waiver of any requirement of law.
(5) The installation permit or a copy of the
installation permit shall be conspicuously posted at the worksite. All the wind
towers covered by a single installation permit are a single worksite, and
posting one copy of the installation permit at the construction project office
is sufficient compliance with this subrule.
(6) Except as described here, the
installation permit expires upon the earlier of the completion of the
installation as described in the permit application or one year after issuance.
a. For a CPH , the installation permit expires
upon completion of the last CPH jump .
b. For any conveyance , during the tenth month
after issuance, and upon submission to the director of sufficient
justification, the fee established by this chapter, and other required
information, an extension may be granted at the discretion of the
director .
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(1) Installation shall not begin until an installation permit has been issued by the division . A separate installation permit shall be issued for each conveyance , except that a single installation permit shall cover all identical wind tower lifts installed as the result of one construction contract in identical wind towers in a single wind farm.
(2) Application for an installation permit shall be accompanied by the fee specified in rule 875-71.16(89A), shall be in the format required by the labor commissioner, and shall include the following, as applicable:
a. Sectional plan of car and hoistway.
b. Sectional plan of machine room.
c. Sectional elevation of hoistway and machine room including the pit, bottom and top clearance of car and counterweights.
d. Size and weight of rails and guide rail bracket spacing.
e. The estimated maximum vertical forces on the guide rails on application of the safety device.
f. In the case of freight elevators for class B or class C loading, the horizontal forces on the guide rail faces during loading and unloading and the estimated maximum horizontal forces in a post-wise direction on the guide rail faces on the application of the safety device.
g. The size and weight per foot of any rail reinforcements where rail reinforcements are provided.
h. Job specifications.
i. For a conveyance covered by ASME A17.7, a complete copy of the CCD with attachments and a complete copy of the Certificate of Conformance with attachments as described by ASME A17.7, Appendix I, Section 4.5.
j. For a CPH , the number of CPH jumps planned, the planned dates for each CPH jump , and the change in the number of floors anticipated with each CPH jump .
(3) A CPH installation permit issued in response to an application submitted in full compliance with this subrule permits each planned CPH jump . Each CPH jump shall be considered an alteration. The fee submitted for a CPH installation permit shall be the total of the CPH installation permit fee as set forth in subrule 71.16(3) and the CPH alteration permit fee as set forth in subrule 71.16(4).
(4) Issuance of an installation permit shall not be construed as a waiver of any requirement of law.
(5) The installation permit or a copy of the installation permit shall be conspicuously posted at the worksite. All the wind towers covered by a single installation permit shall be considered a single worksite, and posting one copy of the installation permit at the construction project office shall be sufficient compliance with this subrule.
(6) Except as described in paragraphs 71.5(6)"a" and"b," the installation permit shall expire upon the earlier of the completion of the installation as described in the permit application or one year after issuance.
a. For a CPH , the installation permit shall expire upon completion of the last CPH jump .
b. For any conveyance , during the tenth month after issuance, and upon submission to the labor commissioner of sufficient justification, the fee established by this chapter, and other required information, an extension may be granted at the discretion of the labor commissioner.