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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.30 - Test Method

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a)
			 Testing of cigarettes shall be conducted in accordance with the American
			 Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standard E2187-04 (2004) "Standard Test
			 Method for Measuring the Ignition Strength of Cigarettes". [425 ILCS
			 8/15(a) ] This standard may be
			 obtained from the publisher at ASTM International, 100 Barr Harbor Drive, P.O.
			 Box C700, West Conshohocken PA 19428-2959. This material is available for
			 public inspection and distribution at the Office of the State Fire Marshal,
			 1035 Stevenson Drive, Springfield IL 62703.
b) Testing shall be conducted on 10 layers of
			 filter paper. [425 ILCS
			 8/15(b) ]
c) Forty replicate tests shall comprise a
			 complete test trial for each cigarette tested. [425 ILCS
			 8/15(c) ]
d) The performance standard required by
			 Section
			 400.40 shall
			 only be applied to a complete test trial. [425 ILCS
			 8/15(d)
e) Laboratories conducting testing in
			 accordance with this Section shall implement a quality control and quality
			 assurance program that includes a procedure that will determine the
			 repeatability of the testing results. The repeatability value shall be no
			 greater than 0.19 pursuant to Section 400.40. [425 ILCS
			 8/15(e) ]
f) This Part does not require additional
			 testing, in accordance with this Section, if cigarettes are tested consistently
			 with the Act for any other purpose. [425 ILCS
			 8/15(f) ] OSFM may, at its sole
			 discretion, conduct random independent tests of certified brands to verify the
			 accuracy of the information submitted to OSFM by the manufacturer. This testing
			 shall be conducted in accordance with this Section.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.40 - Performance Standard

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a) When
			 tested in accordance with Section
			 400.30, no more than
			 25 percent of the cigarettes tested in a test trial shall exhibit full length
			 burns. [425 ILCS
			 8/20(a) ]
b) Each cigarette listed in a certification
			 submitted pursuant to Section
			 400.60
			 that uses lowered permeability bands in the cigarette paper to achieve
			 compliance with the performance standard set forth in subsection (a) shall have
			 at least 2 nominally identical bands on the paper surrounding the tobacco
			 column. At least one complete band shall be located at least 15 millimeters
			 from the lighting end of the cigarette. For cigarettes on which the bands are
			 positioned by design, there shall be at least 2 bands fully located at least 15
			 millimeters from the lighting end and 10 millimeters from the filter end of the
			 tobacco column or 10 millimeters from the labeled end of the tobacco column for
			 a non-filtered cigarette. [425 ILCS
			 8/20(b) ]
c) The manufacturer of a cigarette that OSFM
			 determines cannot be tested in accordance with the test method prescribed in
			 Section
			 400.30 shall propose
			 a test method and performance standard for that cigarette to OSFM. Upon
			 approval of the proposed test method and a determination by OSFM that the
			 performance standard proposed by the manufacturer is equivalent to the
			 performance standard prescribed in Section
			 400.40, the
			 manufacturer may employ that test method and performance standard to certify
			 the cigarette pursuant to Section 400.60. [425
			 ILCS 8/20(c) ] All other applicable
			 requirements of this Part shall apply to the manufacturer.
d) If OSFM determines that another state,
			 with reduced cigarette ignition propensity standards that are the same as those
			 contained in the Act, has adopted an alternative test method and performance
			 standard for a particular cigarette proposed by a manufacturer as meeting the
			 fire safety standards of that state's law or regulation, then the State Fire
			 Marshal shall authorize that manufacturer to employ the alternative test method
			 and performance standard to certify that cigarette for sale in this State
			 unless the State Fire Marshal demonstrates reasonable basis for not accepting
			 the alternative test method and performance standard. [425 ILCS
			 8/20(c) ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.50 - Test Data

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In order to ensure compliance with the performance standard
				specified in Section
				400.40, data
				from testing conducted by manufacturers to comply with this performance
				standard shall be kept on file by the manufacturers for a period of 3 years and
				shall be sent to OSFM upon its request, and to the Office of the Attorney
				General upon its request, at the addresses specified in Section
				400.10(a)(3).
				[425 ILCS 8/25
				]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.60 - Certification

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a) Each
			 manufacturer shall submit a written certification attesting that:
1) each cigarette listed in the certification
			 has been tested in accordance with Section
			 400.30 prior to
			 January 1, 2008 for the initial certification; and
2) each cigarette listed in the certification
			 meets the performance standard set forth in Section
			 400.40 or
			 meets the performance standard of any other state having equal or stricter
			 performance standards. [425 ILCS
			 8/30(a) ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.70 - Notification of Certification

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a)
			 After the acceptance of the manufacturer's certification by OSFM, manufacturers
			 certifying cigarettes in accordance with Section
			 400.60
			 shall provide a copy of the certifications to all wholesale dealers and agents
			 to which they sell cigarettes. Manufacturers shall also provide sufficient
			 copies of an illustration of the cigarette packaging marking utilized by the
			 manufacturer pursuant to Section
			 400.80
			 for each retailer to which the wholesale dealers and agents sell cigarettes.
			 Wholesale dealers and agents shall provide a copy of these cigarette packaging
			 markings received from manufacturers to all retail dealers to which they sell
			 cigarettes. Wholesale dealers, agents and retail dealers shall permit OSFM,
			 Department of Revenue, and the Office of the Attorney General to inspect
			 cigarette packaging to ensure it is marked in accordance with Section 400.80.
			 [425 ILCS
			 8/35 ]
b)
			 OSFM and the Office of the Attorney General will cooperate to produce a list of
			 cigarette brands and styles that are legal for sale under any and all of the
			 laws of the State of Illinois.
c)
			 If OSFM intends to remove a brand from the certified list, it will send a
			 notice of intent to remove to the manufacturer. The notice of intent to remove
			 shall include:
1) the factual and legal
			 deficiencies upon which OSFM's intended action rests;
2) the actions that the manufacturer must
			 undertake to cure the factual or legal deficiencies upon which the intended
			 action is based; and
3) a
			 notification that the manufacturer shall have 30 calendar days to cure
			 deficiencies and submit documentation or other information of its attempt to
			 cure to OSFM. OSFM may extend the time period for a manufacturer to cure its
			 deficiencies.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.80 - Marking of Cigarette Packaging

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a) Cigarettes that have been certified by a
			 manufacturer in accordance with Section
			 400.60
			 shall be marked to indicate compliance with the requirements of this Part.
			 Marking shall be in 8 point type or larger and consist of:
1) Modification of the product UPC Code to
			 include a visible mark printed at or around the area of the UPC Code. The mark
			 may consist of alphanumeric or symbolic characters, or a combination of
			 alphanumeric and symbolic characters, permanently stamped, engraved, embossed
			 or printed in conjunction with the UPC [425 ILCS
			 8/40(a) ]; or
2) A manufacturer's marking that is approved
			 for use in the State of New York. [425 ILCS
			 8/40(d) ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.90 - Penalties

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a) Any
			 manufacturer, wholesale dealer, agent, or other person or entity whoknowingly
			 sells cigarettes wholesale in violation of Section
			 400.10(a)(3)
			  shall be subject to a civil penalty not to
			 exceed $10,000 for each sale of the cigarettes.
b) Any retail dealer who knowingly sells
			 cigarettes in violation of Section 10 of the Act shall be subject to the
			 following:
1) a civil penalty not to exceed
			 $500 for each sale or offer for sale of cigarettes, provided that the total
			 number of cigarettes sold or offered for sale in that sale does not exceed
			 1,000 cigarettes;
2) a civil
			 penalty not to exceed $1,000 for each sale or offer for sale of the cigarettes,
			 provided that the total number of cigarettes sold or offered for sale in that
			 sale exceeds 1,000 cigarettes.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 400 - FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR CIGARETTES › Section 400.110 - Notification to the OSFM

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All required notices, test results and documents shall be sent
				to:
Office of the State Fire Marshal
Division of Safety Compliance
1035 Stevenson Drive
Springfield IL 62703
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.10 - Purpose of this Part

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The purpose of this Part is to assure that conveyances are
				correctly and safely installed and operated within the State by regulating the
				installation, construction, operation, inspection, testing, maintenance,
				alteration, and repair of elevators, dumbwaiters, escalators, moving sidewalks,
				platform lifts, stairway chairlifts, and automated people movers, and by
				licensing personnel and businesses that work on these
				conveyances.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.20 - Applicability

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a) This Part
			 applies to
the construction, operation, inspection, testing,
			 maintenance, alteration and repair of the following equipment, its associated
			 parts, and its hoistways (except as modified by subsection (c)):
1)
Hoisting and lowering mechanisms
			 equipped with a car or platform that move between 2 or more landings,
			 including, but not limited to, elevators, platform lifts and stairway
			 chairlifts;
2)
Power driven stairways and walkways for carrying persons between
			 landings. This equipment includes, but is not limited to, escalators and moving
			 walkways;
3)
Hoisting and lowering mechanisms equipped with a car which serves 2 or
			 more landings and is restricted to the carrying of material by its limited size
			 or limited access to the car, including, but not limited to, dumbwaiters,
			 material lifts and dumbwaiters with automatic transfer
			 devices;
4)
Automatic guided transit vehicles on guide ways with an exclusive
			 right-of-way. This equipment includes, but is not limited to, automated people
			 movers.
[225 ILCS 312/10(a) and
			 (b) ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.40 - Local Regulation

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a)
			 Authorization of Local Programs
Provided that the local program safety standards, codes and
				regulations are at least as stringent as those adopted in this Part, a
				municipality or county may enter into an agreement with OSFM under which the
				municipality or county will operate a local program. The agreement will include
				the terms described in this Section.
1)
			 Under the local program, the municipality or county shall:
A)
Issue construction
and
			 alteration
permits and certificates of operation;
B)
Provide for inspection of
			 elevators,
including temporary operation inspections which assess a
			 conveyance's readiness for use in performing tasks for construction or
			 demolition purposes only, such as providing transportation for construction
			 personnel, tools and material, in accordance with ASME A17.1, Section
			 5.10
;
C)
Grant
			 exceptions and variances from the literal requirements of applicable State
			 codes, standards and regulations in cases in which such variances would not
			 jeopardize the public safety and welfare;
D)
Enforce the applicable provisions
			 of the Act, and levy fines in accordance with the Municipal Code
[65 ILCS
			 5 ]
or Counties Code
[55 ILCS
			 5 ]. [225 ILCS
			 312/140(a) ];
E)
Maintain for inspection
			 by
OSFM
copies of all applications for permits
and
			 permits
issued, grants or denials of exceptions or variances, copies of
			 each inspection report issued, and proper records showing the number of
			 certificates of operation issued
by that
			 jurisdiction
.
[225 ILCS
			 312/140(a) ] These materials shall be
			 maintained for a 2-year period from the date of permit issuance for permit
			 records and from the date of inspection for inspection records;
F) Ensure
that each required
			 inspection will be conducted by a
licensed
elevator
			 inspector
[225 ILCS
			 312/140(a) ];
G) Notify OSFM immediately by mail
of
			 any exception or variance granted.
OSFM
may object to
the
exception or variance within 7 business days after receipt of the
			 notice. Should
OSFM
and the Local Administrator not reach
			 agreement on the exception or variance, the matter shall be directed to the
			 Board to hear and decide
. [225 ILCS
			 312/140(d) ];
H) Notify OSFM at least 90 days prior to
			 termination of the local program (see subsection (e)(1)) in the event the Local
			 Administrator elects to discontinue regulating conveyances; and
I) Comply with any other provisions deemed
			 necessary by the Administrator. (See
			 225 ILCS
			 312/140(a).)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.50 - Elevator Safety Review Board

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a) Appointment
The Elevator Safety Review Board consists of 17 members, 14 of
				whom are appointed by the Governor and 3 of whom are appointed by the State
				Fire Marshal under Section 25 of the Act. See Section 25 of the Act for
				specific representation and terms of office. [225 ILCS
				312/25 ]
b) Quorum
Nine Board members shall constitute a quorum. A quorum
				is required for all Board decisions
.
c) Powers and Duties of the Board
Section 35 of the Act authorizes the Board to adopt rules for
				administration and enforcement of the Act. The rules shall establish standards
				and criteria consistent with the Act for licensing of elevator mechanics,
				limited elevator mechanics, inspectors and contractors. The Board may grant
				variances from the applicable standards (see Section
				1000.70), establish fees and
				recommend changes to the Act.
1)
The Board shall adopt, or amend and adopt, the latest editions of the
			 standards referenced in Section 35 of the Act within 12 months after the
			 effective date of the standards.
2)
The Board shall make
			 determinations authorized by the Act regarding implementation and regulation of
			 new technology. Board determinations shall have a binding precedential effect
			 throughout the State regarding equipment, structure or the enforcement of codes
			 unless limited by the Board to the fact-specific issues.
3)
The Board shall have the authority
			 to hear appeals of any denial by the Local Administrator or of any denial or
			 objection by OSFM.
4)
The Board shall hold hearings and decide appeals within 30 days from
			 the date of the hearing.
5)
The Board shall establish fee
			 schedules for licenses and registrations issued by OFSM. The Board shall also
			 establish fee schedules for permits and certificates for conveyances not under
			 a Local Administrator. The fees shall be set at an amount necessary to cover
			 the actual costs and expenses to operate the Board and to conduct its duties as
			 described in
the
Act.
[225 ILCS
			 312/35 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.60 - Adoption of Nationally Recognized Safety Codes

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a) All conveyances shall be designed,
			 constructed, installed, operated, inspected, tested, maintained, altered and
			 repaired in accordance with the following standards and safety codes:
1) American Society of Mechanical Engineers
			 (ASME)
Three Park Avenue
New York NY 10016-5990
A) Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators
			 (ASME A17.1 -2019/CSA B44-2019) and
			 Performance-Based Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators (ASME A17.7 -2007 reaffirmed 2017/CSA
			 B44.7 -07 reaffirmed 2017).
Modification and Exclusion to the Safety Code for Elevators and
				Escalators (ASME A17.1-2019/CSA B44-2019) adopted by the Illinois Elevator
				Safety Review Board:
i) Modification:
			 Witnessing of Initiating Devices for Fireman's Emergency Operation.
All initiating devices for all elevators shall be tested every
				5 years. The test shall be witnessed by an elevator inspector. Documentation of
				the results of the testing of initiating devices must be kept on site in the
				maintenance records. All hydraulic elevators shall have this documentation
				completed no later than December 31, 2024. All traction elevators shall have
				this documentation completed at the time of their first Category 5 test after
				January 1, 2024. After the initial test, subsequent tests of the elevator's
				initiating devices shall be conducted no later than 5 years after the date of
				the last test.
ii)
			 Exclusion: Specifically Excluded from Adoption is Section
			 8.6.4.20.1(b)
			 Alternative Test Method for Car Safeties;
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.70 - Variance and Appeal

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a) OSFM
			 or the Local Administrator shall have the authority to grant exceptions and
			 variances from the literal requirements of applicable State codes, standards
			 and regulations in cases in which variances would not jeopardize the public
			 safety and welfare. OSFM has the right to review and object to any exceptions
			 or variances granted by the Local Administrator. The Board has the authority to
			 hear appeals of any denial by the Local Administrator or of any denial or
			 objection by OSFM. The Board will hold hearings and will decide the appeal
			 within 30 days after the appeal. [225 ILCS
			 312/35(b) ]
b) In order for a variance request submitted
			 to OSFM to be reviewed, the request shall be submitted in writing by the owner
			 or his/her designated representative and shall include:
1) Evidence that the proposed or existing
			 conveyance is not in compliance with the code or regulation.
2) Evidence that strict compliance with the
			 code or regulation would entail practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship or
			 is otherwise unwarranted.
3)
			 Evidence that any requested variance would not jeopardize the safety and health
			 of those who would use the conveyance or work on the conveyance and that the
			 methods, means, or practices proposed provide equal protection of the public's
			 safety and health.
4) A processing
			 fee of $300 is to be submitted to OSFM with the variance/exception
			 request.
5) All variances shall
			 indicate the specific code standard from which relief is granted.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.75 - New Technology

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a) Any
			 new technology that is issued a Certificate of Conformance under the
			 Performance-Based Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators (ASME A17.7
			 -2007/CSA (Canadian Standards Association) B44.7 -07) must be presented to the
			 Board.
b) The manufacturer of any
			 new technology requiring approval must submit to the Board as least 90 days in
			 advance of a scheduled Board meeting the Certificate of Conformance and any
			 required accompanying report issued by the Accredited Elevator/Escalator
			 Certifying Organization (AECO), any installation, testing and operational
			 instructions, maintenance and inspection instructions and any special equipment
			 that is necessary to inspect or maintain the new technology.
c) The Board shall notify the manufacturer
			 submitting the application and all Local Administrators on record of the new
			 technology hearing at least 30 days in advance of the date scheduled for the
			 Board to review the submitted documents and hear testimony. The Local
			 Administrator may submit documentation supporting or opposing the new
			 technology and may testify at the hearing.
d) The Board will approve the use of the new
			 technology if it meets the requirements of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.80 - Licensure and Registration Requirements

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a) Qualifications for Elevator Mechanic
			 License, Limited Elevator Mechanic License or Temporary Limited Elevator
			 Mechanic License
1) Elevator Mechanic License
Section 20(a) of the Act states that
no person shall
				erect, construct, wire, alter, replace, maintain, remove, or dismantle any
				conveyance contained within buildings or structures in the jurisdiction of this
				State unless he or she possesses an elevator mechanic license
.
A)
No license shall be granted to any
			 person who has not paid the application fee
[225
			 ILCS 312/45(a)] required by Section
			 1000.100(a)
.
B)
No
			 license shall be granted to any person who has not proven his or her
			 qualifications and abilities.
[225
			 ILCS 312/45(b)]
Applicants
			 for an elevator mechanic license must demonstrate one of the following
			 qualifications:
i)
an
			 acceptable combination of documented experience and education credits
			 consisting of:
* not less than 3 years work experience in the elevator
				industry, in construction, maintenance, or service and repair, as verified by
				current and previous employers licensed to do business in this State or in
				another state if the Board deems that out-of-state experience equivalent;
				and
* satisfactory completion of a written examination
				administered by the Elevator Safety Review Board or its designated
				provider,
for which all fees assessed by the designated provider for
				the administration of the examination will be directly paid by the applicant,
				and the examination shall test the
understanding of
this Part
				and the State codes incorporated in Section
				1000.60
;
or
ii)
a certificate of successful completion of the mechanic examination of a
			 nationally recognized training program for the elevator industry, such as the
			 National Elevator Industry Educational Program or its
			 equiv
alent;
or
iii)
a certificate of completion of
			 an elevator mechanic apprenticeship program, with standards substantially equal
			 to those of
the
Act,
and that is
registered
			 with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, U.S. Department of Labor;
			 or
iv)
a valid
			 license from a state having standards substantially equal to those of this
			 State.
[225
			 ILCS 312/45]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.90 - Application for License or Registration

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a) Application Forms
All applications for an elevator mechanic, limited elevator
				mechanic, temporary elevator mechanic, emergency elevator mechanic, elevator
				inspector, elevator contractor, limited elevator contractor, or elevator
				inspection company license, or for registration as an elevator industry
				apprentice or helper, shall be submitted to OSFM on forms provided by OSFM and
				shall include a photo of the applicant. All individual license applicants must
				submit a colored passport photo with their application.
b) OSFM Approval or Denial
Upon receipt, review and approval of the application, OSFM
				shall issue the appropriate license or registration. If OSFM determines the
				applicant does not qualify for licensure or registration based on the criteria
				established in Section
				1000.80,
				OSFM shall deny the application and notify the applicant of the reason for
				denial.
c) Application for
			 an Elevator Contractor or Limited Elevator Contractor License
1) All applications for an elevator
			 contractor or limited elevator contractor license shall include:
A) if the applicant is a person, the name,
			 residence address, and business address of the applicant;
B) if the applicant is a partnership, the
			 name, residence address, and business address of each partner;
C) if the applicant is a domestic
			 corporation, the name and business address of the corporation and the name and
			 residence address of the principal officer of the corporation;
D) if the applicant is a corporation other
			 than a domestic corporation, the name and address of an agent locally located
			 who shall be authorized to accept service of process and official
			 notices;
E) the number of years the
			 applicant has engaged in the business of installing, inspecting, maintaining,
			 or servicing elevators or platform lifts or both;
F) the approximate number of persons, if any,
			 to be employed by the applicant and, if applicable, satisfactory evidence that
			 the employees are or will be covered by workers' compensation
			 insurance;
G) satisfactory evidence
			 that the applicant is or will be covered by general liability, personal injury,
			 and property damage insurance; and
H) any criminal record of convictions.
			 [225 ILCS
			 312/40 ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.100 - License and Registration Fees

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License fees shall be as follows:
a)
Elevator Mechanic License (initial and renewal)
$250
b)
Elevator Inspector License (initial and renewal)
$450
c)
Elevator Inspection Company License (initial and
						  renewal)
$500
d)
Elevator Contractor License (initial and
						  renewal)
$1,000
e)
Limited Elevator Contractor License (initial and
						  renewal)
$500
f)
Temporary Elevator Mechanic License (initial and
						  renewal)
$100
g)
Emergency Elevator Mechanic License (initial and
						  renewal)
$0
h)
Limited Elevator Mechanic License (initial and
						  renewal)
$150
i)
License Restoration
Renewal Fee+$50
j)
Replacement License
$50
k)
Elevator Industry Apprentice or Helper
						  Registration
$75
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.110 - Renewal of License

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a) All
			 licenses shall be renewed every 2 years. An individual licensee may renew a
			 license by submitting a written application for renewal and a colored passport
			 photograph 45 days prior to expiration of the license. The licensee will be
			 invoiced for the appropriate license fee.
b) The individual applicant or the elevator
			 contractor or limited elevator contractor shall provide evidence satisfactory
			 to OSFM of completion by the individual applicant or the Contractor License
			 Designee of at least 8 hours of continuing education that shall include a
			 minimum of 2 hours on code updates and that shall be attended and completed
			 within one year immediately preceding any license renewal. Continuing education
			 curriculum shall be approved by the Board and designed to ensure the continued
			 qualifications of the applicant.
1) Any
			 training provided by an elevator manufacturer on the equipment sold by that
			 manufacturer may be counted toward the 8 hours of continuing education required
			 for licensed contractors, mechanics, limited contractors and limited
			 mechanics.
2) Training received
			 through a union, college, contractor or third-party program, other than
			 manufacturer provided training, must be approved by the Board in advance of the
			 training. The individual requesting the approval must submit to the Board
			 information on the training that includes, but is not limited to, the course
			 outline, course objectives, hours granted, and instructor's name and
			 qualifications. The Board will not credit training that has not received prior
			 approval.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.120 - Registration of Conveyances

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a)
			 Registration of Newly Installed Conveyances
It shall be the responsibility of the owner to complete
				and submit first time registration for new installations and to pay the fee for
				registration, prior to the issuance of the initial certificate of
				operation.
[225 ILCS
				312/95(a) ] The owner shall pay a
				registration fee of $30.
b)
			 Registration of Existing Conveyances
Owners must register their existing conveyances with OSFM and
				pay a registration fee of $30.
c) The registration shall be on a form
			 provided by OSFM that shall require identification of the conveyance type,
			 rated load and speed, manufacturer, location, purpose and date of installation,
			 along with any other information deemed necessary by OSFM.
d) OSFM shall issue for each conveyance a
			 registration identification plate with the registration number inscribed that
			 shall be used to identify the conveyance. The registration plate shall be
			 permanently affixed/attached to the elevator conveyance control
			 panel.
e) Replacement registration
			 identification plates shall require a fee of $10 for each additional
			 plate.
f) Registrations are not
			 required for private residence conveyances. No fee will be charged for
			 voluntarily registering existing private residence conveyances and no penalties
			 will be incurred by the owner of a private residence. These conveyances are not
			 covered by the Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.140 - Conveyance Inspection

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
			 Acceptance Inspections
All new conveyance installations shall be inspected and, based
				upon a passed acceptance inspection, the owner of the conveyance shall then
				register the conveyance with OSFM. Only a registered conveyance will thereafter
				receive a Certificate of Operation from OSFM or the Local
				Administrator
.
All new conveyance installations shall be
				performed by a licensed elevator contractor. A licensed elevator inspector
must
, subsequent to installation
, certify compliance
				with the applicable Sections of the Act
and this Part
.
[225 ILCS
				312/95(a) ]
b) Periodic Inspections and Tests
1)
It shall be the responsibility of
			 the owner of all new and existing conveyances located in any building or
			 structure to have the conveyance inspected
annually. [225 ILCS
			 312/120(a) ] It shall be the
			 responsibility of the owner to ensure that the inspections and tests are
			 performed at the prescribed intervals.
2) All inspections and tests shall be
			 conducted in accordance with the State code listed in Section
			 1000.60 that applies to the
			 conveyance being inspected.
3) Upon
			 completion of the
inspection, the licensed elevator inspector must
			 supply the property owner with a
copy of the
written
			 inspection report describing any and all violations
and the licensed
			 elevator inspector and property owner shall keep records for review by OSFM or
			 the Local Administrator
.
[225 ILCS
			 312/120(a) ]
4) All property owners and licensed elevator
			 inspection companies shall maintain elevator inspection reports and elevator
			 testing results for 10 years.
5)
Property owners shall have 30 days from the date of the published
			 inspection report to be in full compliance by correcting any
			 violations
. [225 ILCS
			 312/120(a) ] Upgrades to existing
			 conveyances shall comply with the time limits provided in Section
			 1000.60(d). The
			 licensed inspector will review the actions taken by the property owner and, if
			 the corrections are adequate, will issue a follow-up inspection report
			 indicating adequate remediation of the violations.
6) OSFM or the Local Administrator
may extend the compliance dates for good cause, provided that
the
violations are minor and pose no threat to public safety.
[225 ILCS
			 312/120(a) ]
7) All tests and inspections shall be
			 performed by individuals licensed to perform that work or inspections on that
			 particular type of conveyance.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.145 - Request for Investigation

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Any
			 person may make a request for an investigation into an alleged violation of the
			 Act by giving notice to OSFM or the Local Administrator of the violation or
			 danger. The notice shall be in writing, shall set forth with reasonable
			 particularity the grounds for the notice, and shall be signed by the person
			 making the request. Upon the request of any person signing the notice, the
			 person's name shall not appear on any copy of the notice or any record
			 published, released or made available.
b) If the request is to the Local
			 Administrator and the Local Administrator determines that there are reasonable
			 grounds to believe that the violation or danger exists, the Local Administrator
			 shall forward the request for an investigation to OSFM.
c) OSFM, upon receipt of a notification under
			 this Section, shall review the complaint. If OSFM determines that there are
			 reasonable grounds to believe that the violation or danger exists, OSFM shall
			 cause to be conducted or shall permit the Local Administrator to conduct an
			 investigation as soon as practicable to determine if the violation or danger
			 exists. If OSFM determines that there are no reasonable grounds to believe that
			 a violation or danger exists, it shall notify the party in writing of that
			 determination. [225 ILCS 312/105(b) and
			 (c) ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.150 - Certificate of Operation

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
Prior to any conveyance being used, the property owner or lessee must
			 obtain a certificate of operation from
OSFM
or
the
Local Administrator, except that the conveyance may be used by the
			 public for up to 30 days after the initial passed acceptance inspection while
			 the property owner or lessee is in the process of obtaining an initial
			 certificate of operation.
[225 ILCS
			 312/95 ]
b) An owner of a conveyance must apply
			 annually for a Certificate of Operation. Each application for a Certificate of
			 Operation concerning a conveyance located in a county or municipality operating
			 under a local elevator agreement shall be submitted by the owner of a
			 conveyance to the Local Administrator. Each application for a Certificate of
			 Operation concerning a conveyance not subject to a Local Agreement shall be
			 submitted by the owner of the conveyance to OSFM. All applications for a
			 Certificate of Operation shall include the following:
1) An acceptance report or the report from
			 the most recent annual inspection from a licensed elevator inspector indicating
			 the date of the inspection and that the conveyance has passed inspection and is
			 safe for normal use;
2) A
			 certification from a licensed elevator mechanic or licensed limited elevator
			 mechanic that the conveyance was tested in accordance with the appropriate
			 State code;
3) Any other
			 information OSFM or the Local Administrator may require; and
4) The fee required by subsection
			 (c).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.160 - Administrative Hearing

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An
			 Administrative Order issued by the Board or OSFM may be appealed in accordance
			 with 41 Ill. Adm. Code 210.
b) All
			 appeals shall be submitted in writing to the Board no later than 10 working
			 days following the date of the Administrative Order to correct the conveyance
			 endangering public safety and welfare; all other appeals shall be made within
			 30 days following the date of the Administrative Order.
c) All hearings conducted by the Board will
			 be conducted pursuant to 41 Ill. Adm. Code 210.
d) The Board may appoint a hearing officer to
			 assist the Board with the hearing procedures.
e) Failure of a party to appear on the date
			 of the hearing shall constitute default. The Board will hold the hearing and
			 enter a final order.
f) All final
			 administrative decisions of OSFM or the Board are subject to judicial review
			 under the Administrative Review Law [735 ILCS 5 /Art. III].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.170 - Administrative Procedures

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) OSFM
			 may assess a penalty against any person, other than a conveyance owner, who
			 violates the Act or this Part or any of the standards listed in Section
			 1000.60.
b) It shall be a violation of this Part for
			 any licensed contractor, mechanic or inspector to:
1) fail to conduct an inspection of any
			 conveyance that determines the condition of all portions of the conveyance
			 required to be inspected by the standards adopted in Section 1000.60;
2) to willfully conceal a deficiency known to
			 the mechanic or inspector;
3)
			 conduct a fraudulent, negligent or incomplete inspection of a conveyance or to
			 allow an employee to conduct a fraudulent, negligent or incomplete inspection
			 of a conveyance.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.180 - Service or Inspection of Non-Compliant Conveyances

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Inspectors, contractors and mechanics are
			 not permitted to service an unregistered existing conveyance that is required
			 by the Act to be registered without prior permission from OSFM, except as
			 provided in this Section.
b)
			 Licensed elevator contractors and licensed inspection companies shall request
			 from the conveyance owner the conveyance's registration number and a copy of
			 the current Certificate of Operation. A 60-day one-time extension may be
			 obtained upon request from OSFM so that a conveyance owner can schedule an
			 inspection or service to be performed in order to register a conveyance or
			 obtain a Certificate of Operation. Forms for submitting an extension request
			 are available on the OSFM website at
www.sfm.illinois.gov
under the Elevator
			 Safety link. In municipalities that have a local elevator agreement with OSFM,
			 the conveyance owner must apply to the Local Administrator for the 60-day
			 extension to obtain a current Certificate of Operation.
c) Exceptions to Obtaining Advance Permission
			 from OSFM or the Local Administrator to Work on a Non-Compliant Conveyance
1) All Elevators and Conveyances
Should a situation occur in which an elevator contractor has
				been contacted to remove a trapped or injured person from a conveyance or
				render the conveyance out of service for reasons of safety, the licensee may
				perform that work, but must notify OSFM via email or phone call the next
				business day after performing the service.
2) Registered Conveyances with an Expired
			 Certificate of Operation
A) The inspection
			 company may have its licensed inspector perform the requested inspection prior
			 to receiving permission from OSFM or the Local Administrator, provided the
			 inspection company notifies OSFM or the Local Administrator via email or phone
			 call or other means the next business day, providing the location of the
			 conveyance that is registered but lacks a current Certificate of Operation. The
			 inspector may put the conveyance out of order if he/she determines the
			 conveyance is unsafe to operate.
B)
			 A licensed mechanic may work on a conveyance with an expired Certificate of
			 Operation if there is a final inspection report not older than 30 days posted
			 in the equipment room prior to the conveyance owner applying for and receiving
			 its annual Certificate of Operation. Should the inspection report be older than
			 30 days, the elevator contractor/mechanic must notify OSFM or the Local
			 Administrator via email or phone call or other means the next business day,
			 providing the location of the conveyance.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 1000 - ILLINOIS ELEVATOR SAFETY RULES › Section 1000.190 - Conveyance Maintenance, Repair, and Upgrade History

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
All licensed conveyance contractors shall maintain records on
				all work conducted for a period of at least 10 years. Records shall be
				organized by location and conveyance registration number for ease of
				review.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 2120 - BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL SAFETY › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND ADMINISTRATION › Section 2120.20 - Incorporation of National Standards

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Where
				standards are incorporated by reference in this Part, the incorporated material
				does not include any later editions or amendments.
b) The Board hereby adopts the following
				nationally recognized standards and addenda:
1) American Petroleum Institute (API)
1220 L Street, Northwest
Washington DC 20005
API-510, Eleventh Edition, October 2022, Pressure Vessel
				  Inspection Code: In-service Inspection, Rating, Repair, and Alteration; with
				  Errata 1 (March 2023)
2)
				American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
United Engineering Center
Three Park Avenue
New York NY 10017
www.asme.org
A) ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, 2023
				Edition
Section I
Rules for Construction of Power Boilers
Section II
Material Specifications - Part A - Ferrous
Section II
Material Specifications - Part B - Nonferrous
Section II
Material Specifications - Part C - Welding Rods,
							 Electrodes and Filler Metals
Section II
Material Specifications - Part D - Properties
							 (Customary)
Section IV
Rules for Construction of Heating Boilers
Section V
Nondestructive Examination
Section VI
Recommended Rules for the Care and Operation of
							 Heating Boilers
Section VII
Recommended Guidelines for the Care of Power
							 Boilers
Section VIII
Pressure Vessels - Division 1, Rules for Construction
							 of Pressure Vessels (Including Appendix M)
Section VIII
Pressure Vessels - Division 2 - Alternative
							 Rules
Section VIII
Pressure Vessels - Division 3 - Alternative Rules for
							 Construction of High Pressure Vessels
Section IX
Welding, Brazing and Fusing Qualifications
Section X
Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic Pressure Vessels
B)
				ASME CSD-1 2021 - Controls and Safety Devices for Automatically Fired
				Boilers
3) National
				Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors (NB)
1055 Crupper Avenue
Columbus OH 43229
www.nationalboard.org
National Board Inspection Code (NBIC), 2023 Edition
4) National Fire Protection
				Association (NFPA)
1 Batterymarch Park
Quincy MA 02269-9101
www.nfpa.org
NFPA 85 Boiler and Combustion Systems Hazards Code, 2023
				  Edition
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 2120 - BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL SAFETY › Subpart A - DEFINITIONS AND ADMINISTRATION › Section 2120.30 - Fees

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
As authorized by the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Act,
				  the Board establishes the following fees to be collected for services
				  rendered:
Examinations......................................................................................
$30
Commissions
New
							 Issuance.................................................................................
$40
Renewal.........................................................................................
$25
Chief and
							 Deputy.........................................................
$0
All Certificates of
							 Inspection.............................................................
$70
Inspections Conducted by the Division
High Pressure and High Temperature Water
							 Boilers
Boilers without a
							 manhole........................................................
$30
Boilers with a
							 manhole.............................................................
$60
Low Pressure Steam and Water Boilers
Boilers without a
							 manhole........................................................
$30
Boilers with a
							 manhole..............................................................
$60
Hot water supply
							 boilers...........................................................
$30
No more than $130 shall be charged for one boiler in any one
				  year.
Pressure Vessels
Fees are based on the product of the overall length times the
				  width or diameter of the vessel expressed in square feet.
50 sq. ft. or
							 less...................................................................
$25
51 sq. ft. to 150 sq.
							 ft.........................................................
$50
over 150 sq.
							 ft.....................................................................
$75
No more than $160 shall be charged for any one pressure
				  vessel in any one year.
Annual Statements
							 (Owner-Users)....................................................
$35 per vessel
Miscellaneous
Witness a hydrostatic
							 test.........................................................
$100
Joint reviews, audits, shop inspections, other
				  services
1/2
							 day.................................................................................
$300
Full
							 day..............................................................................
$500
Plus expenses, including travel and lodging.
State Special
							 Permits..........................................................................
$1,000