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Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 300t - Sodium Fluoroacetate (Compound 1080) › Section 19-300t-11 - Records and charts (Repealed)

Current through July 10, 2024
For 2014 repeal, see
				  Sec.
				  54 of
				  Public
				  Act 14-187. (June 11, 2014)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 300t - Sodium Fluoroacetate (Compound 1080) › Section 19-300t-12 - Use in food-handling establishments (Repealed)

Current through July 10, 2024
For 2014 repeal, see
				  Sec.
				  54 of
				  Public
				  Act 14-187. (June 11, 2014)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 300t - Sodium Fluoroacetate (Compound 1080) › Section 19-300t-13 - Loss or theft of stocks (Repealed)

Current through July 10, 2024
For 2014 repeal, see
				  Sec.
				  54 of
				  Public
				  Act 14-187. (June 11, 2014)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 301 - Labeling of Hazardous Substances › Section 19-301-1 - Test methods for determining labeling of self-pressurized dispensers

Current through July 10, 2024
The type of warning statement required on self-pressurized
				dispensers shall be determined by the performance of the contents of such
				dispensers when tested by Methods I, II and III outlined below. When by Method
				I a flame projection exceeding 18 inches is obtained with the valve open full,
				or flashback is obtained at any valve opening, the container shall be labeled:
				"Warning (or Caution)- Do not use near fire or flame." Materials yielding flash
				points below 80°F. by Method II shall be labeled "Warning (or
				Caution)-Flammable. Do not use near heat or flame." When Method III shows any
				significant propagation of flame through the vapor-air mixture in the open drum
				test, or any explosion or burning of the vapor-air mixture sufficiently rapid
				to cause the hinged cover to move in the closed drum test, the container shall
				be labeled: "Warning (or Caution)-Do not use near heat or flame."
(a)
Method I (Flame Projection
			 Test).
(1)
Apparatus.
The
			 apparatus consists of:
(i) A base composed of
			 a flat strip of wood or metal, four inches wide and two feet long, cross-ruled
			 at six-inch intervals;
(ii) a ruler
			 thirty inches long, marked in inches, supported horizontally to one side of the
			 base and about six inches above it; and
(iii) a plumber's candle, of such height that
			 the top third of its flame will be at the same level as the ruler, placed on
			 the zero marking of the base.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 301 - Labeling of Hazardous Substances › Section 19-301-3 - Labeling of paints and lacquers containing toxic compounds

Current through July 10, 2024
All paints and lacquers shall be required to be labeled
				"Warning (or "Caution" or "Danger"): Do not apply to toys, furniture or
				interior surfaces which might be chewed by children!" unless:
(a) They do not contain lead compounds in
			 such proportion that the total lead content (calculated as Pb) of the contained
			 solids (including pigments and drier) exceeds one per cent; or
(b) no compounds of antimony, arsenic,
			 cadmium, mercury or selenium, or of barium in a form soluble by stirring for
			 ten minutes with five percent hydrochloric acid at room temperature, have been
			 introduced as such in their formulation.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 301 - Labeling of Hazardous Substances › Section 19-301-4 - Labeling of self-pressurized dispensers

Current through July 10, 2024
All self-pressurized dispensers shall bear the following
				statement, or the equivalent thereof: "Warning (or "Caution")! Contents under
				pressure. Do not puncture. Keep at room temperature, and away from direct
				sunlight, radiators, stoves, hot water and other heat. Exposure to high
				temperature may cause this container to burst. Never throw into fire or
				incinerator."
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 341i - Health Clubs › Section 19-341i-1 to 19-341i-8 - Transferred

Current through July 10, 2024
Transferred, July 27, 1984.
Former Section
New Section
19-341i-1
21a-224-1
19-341i-2
21a-224-2
19-341i-3
21a-224-3
19-341i-4
21a-224-4
19-341i-5
21a-224-5
19-341i-6
21a-224-6
19-341i-7
21a-224-7
19-341i-8
21a-224-8
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Section 19-394a-1 - Christmas trees and decorations

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) A natural
			 Christmas tree, without electrical decorations, may be used if freshly cut
			 within ten days prior to the first day of its use indoors and if it has a high
			 moisture content. In no case, however, shall a tree be installed indoors before
			 December first. The tree shall be held secure in an upright position in a stand
			 or other container having a broad base and a water capacity adequate to
			 replenish daily any lost moisture content.
(b) All trees, including artificial ones,
unless listed as flame-proof or fire resistant by Underwriters
			 Laboratories,
shall be illuminated only by indirect lighting. Where *
			 * * lighting is used, an electrical equipment shall meet the standards of a
			 nationally recognized testing laboratory and shall be installed in accordance
			 with the National Electrical Code. Indirect lighting shall also apply to
			 decorative metal Christmas trees because of the casualty hazard from possible
			 electrical shock.
(c) No tree or
			 other decorative material, such as wreaths or sprays,
unless listed as
			 flame-proof or fire resistant by Underwriters Laboratories,
shall be
			 in direct contact with electrical wiring or electrical equipment, or near an
			 open flame or other sources of heat.
(d) No tree shall be trimmed with any
			 decoration or material that is flammable or combustible.
(e) No tree shall be so located that it will
			 block or obstruct any exit or passageway.
(f) Trees and decorative material shall be
			 removed no later than the following January second.
(g) Good general housekeeping practices shall
			 be maintained at all times by guarding against smoking hazards and making
			 provision for metal-covered containers for flammable waste material disposal
			 that may accumulate during holiday socials.
(h) This section shall not be construed as
			 allowing the installation of a Christmas tree of any kind in a municipality in
			 which the same is prohibited by ordinance or bylaw.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Fire Exit Drills for Places of Employment › Section 19-394a-2 - Purpose

Current through July 10, 2024
The purpose of fire exit drills is to ensure the efficient
				  and safe use of the exit facilities available. Drills shall provide orderly
				  exiting, under control, to prevent panic which has been responsible for much of
				  the loss of life in major fire disasters. Order and control are the primary
				  purposes of the drill. Speed in emptying buildings or clearing areas, while
				  desirable, is not in itself the primary objective and should be made secondary
				  to the maintenance of proper order and discipline.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Fire Exit Drills for Places of Employment › Section 19-394a-3 - Frequency of drills. Familiarity with premises

Current through July 10, 2024
Fire exit drills shall be held to familiarize all occupants
				  with the drill procedure and to have the conduct of the drill a matter of
				  established routine. Drills shall be conducted by each employer covering all
				  work shifts in all buildings, twice a year, except for single story buildings
				  where one drill per year shall be required. Essential personnel working on such
				  industrial processes which are verified to be continuous or of a hazardous
				  nature, or which may not be safely left unattended, shall be exempt. In order
				  that such employees on these operations may also become familiar with alternate
				  means of egress, provision shall be made, at some time on the day of the drill,
				  for such employees to leave their work areas by exits other than those normally
				  used.
(See 1961 Supp. § 19-387a.)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Fire Exit Drills for Places of Employment › Section 19-394a-4 - Preparation for drills

Current through July 10, 2024
Fire exit drills shall be planned and conducted in such a
				  manner that all occupants will know all available means of exit, particularly
				  emergency exits which are not commonly used. Each employer shall provide and
				  maintain in good working order an audible and distinctive alarm system.
(See 1961 Supp. § 19-387a.)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Fire Exit Drills for Places of Employment › Section 19-394a-5 - Organization

Current through July 10, 2024
Each employer shall be responsible for a fire exit drill
				  organization within his respective firm. A successful organization, in order to
				  be effective, shall have the full cooperation of both employees and management.
				  The employer shall notify the local fire department prior to a fire exit drill.
				  He shall also have prearranged plans made for prompt notification to the fire
				  department in case of an actual fire. This shall include use of guides for
				  direction of the fire department to the fire area. Key positions shall be
				  delegated to responsible individuals who are capable of effectively assuming
				  the required duties of leadership in accordance with the provisions of section
				  19-394a of the 1961 supplement to the general statutes.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Fire Exit Drills for Places of Employment › Section 19-394a-6 - Appointment of fire monitors

Current through July 10, 2024
Each employer shall, for the purpose of conducting fire exit
				  drills, designate persons to be known as fire monitors, the number to be
				  determined in proportion to the number of persons employed and the structural
				  layout of his premises, which will assure the safe and orderly evacuation of
				  employees from all areas.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Fire Exit Drills for Places of Employment › Section 19-394a-9 - Occupancy by two or more employers

Current through July 10, 2024
Where two or more employers jointly occupy a building, they
				  shall confer and establish a coordinated plan for fire exit drills, such plan
				  to be approved by the labor commissioner.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 394a - The Use of Christmas Trees and Decorative Material in all Premises Under The Regulatory Authority of The Labor Commissioner › Fire Exit Drills for Places of Employment › Section 19-394a-10 - Fire exit drill plan and records

Current through July 10, 2024
Each employer shall maintain a fire exit plan which shall be
				  posted in a conspicuous place. It shall be made available, upon request, to a
				  representative of the labor department. Each employer shall maintain a record
				  of all fire exit drills.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-2 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Unless otherwise expressly stated, the following terms shall
				  have the meaning indicated in this section.
(a) "Board" means the board of materials
				review of the state of Connecticut.
(b) "Board member" means the board of
				materials review member appointed under section 19-399 of the General
				Statutes.
(c) "Chairman" means the
				board of materials review member elected under section
				19-399-13 of
				these regulations when acting as such.
(d) "Meeting" means that portion of the
				board's procedure in the disposition of matters delegated to its jurisdiction
				by law wherein presentations for the listing of new materials or new modes of
				construction may be used in construction by buildings or structures and setting
				forth conditions under which such materials or modes of construction may be
				used. Also any other order of business which may come before the
				meeting.
(e) "BMR listing" means
				each manufacturer whose product is listed with the state building inspector's
				office for distribution periodically to all local building officials in the
				state of Connecticut.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-3 - Organization

Current through July 10, 2024
The board consists of nine (9) members, residents of the
				  state, appointed by the commissioner of public safety in accordance with the
				  provisions of section 19-399 of the General Statutes of
				  Connecticut.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-5 - Purpose

Current through July 10, 2024
The objectives and purposes of the board are to make or cause
				  to be made investigations, or to accept authenticated reports from recognized
				  authoritative sources, for new materials or modes of construction intended for
				  use in the construction of buildings or structures, and shall promulgate
				  listings setting forth the conditions under which such materials or modes of
				  construction may be used. Such listings and amendments thereto shall have the
				  same force and effect as the provisions of the state building
				  code.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-6 - Accomplishment

Current through July 10, 2024
To accomplish these purposes the board may utilize any
				  consultants it may deem necessary or desirable, provided, however, that the
				  board shall not obligate the state department of public safety for any
				  expenditures for this purpose unless and until such expenditures have been
				  approved by the commissioner of public safety. Consultants shall be interviewed
				  by the board and the selection of the board will be forwarded to the
				  commissioner of public safety for issuance of the required purchase
				  order.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-8 - Duties of chairman

Current through July 10, 2024
The chairman shall preside at all meetings of the board and
				  shall have the duties normally conferred by parliamentary usage on such
				  officers. The chairman shall have the authority to appoint sub-committees, call
				  special meetings, and generally perform other duties as may be prescribed in
				  these rules and procedures.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-11 - Duties of secretary

Current through July 10, 2024
The secretary shall keep the minutes and records of the
				  board, and with the assistance of such staff as is available, shall prepare the
				  agenda of regular and special meetings under the direction of the chairman,
				  provide notice of all meetings to board members as least one week prior to the
				  meeting, attend to the correspondence of the board, and such other duties as
				  are normally carried out by the secretary. The secretary shall be a member of
				  the board.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-13 - Election of officers

Current through July 10, 2024
An annual organization meeting shall be held within 30 days
				  following each October 5th, at which time officers will be elected and rules
				  and procedures reviewed. Officers may be elected by a majority vote of the
				  members present.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-18 - Meeting

Current through July 10, 2024
Meetings of this board will usually be held every three weeks
				  at 2:00 p.m. in accordance with a schedule adopted before each January 1st and
				  filed as required with the secretary of state or upon the call of the chairman
				  or of the state building inspector. Unless otherwise specified, meetings will
				  be held in the office of the state building inspector.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-19 - Quorum

Current through July 10, 2024
Three members of the board shall be present and voting to
				  constitute a quorum, and the number of votes necessary to transact business
				  shall be a majority of those members present and voting. In the event of a tie
				  vote on any proposal, the proposal shall not carry. The chairman shall not
				  permit negatively phrased proposals whose purpose is to evade this
				  rule.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-20 - Notice of special meetings

Current through July 10, 2024
The notice of any special meeting shall specify the purpose
				  of such meeting and no other business may be considered. Unless otherwise
				  specified, "Robert's Rules of Order" shall govern the proceedings at the
				  meeting of this board.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-21 - Failure to attend

Current through July 10, 2024
If a board member fails to attend four out of six consecutive
				  meetings, the chairman shall contact the member to ascertain the reason for
				  such absences. At the discretion of the chairman, further action may be
				  requested of the commissioner of the department of public
				  safety.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-23 - Order of business

Current through July 10, 2024
Unless otherwise determined by the chairman, the order of
				  business at regular meetings shall be as follows:
a. Call to order
b. Roll call
c. Reading of minutes of previous meeting and
				action thereon
d.
				Communications
e. Reports of
				officers, committees and sub-committees
f. Old business
g. New business
h. Adjournment
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-25 - Adoption of regulations

Current through July 10, 2024
The board, subject to the approval of the commissioner, shall
				  on its own motion adopt such listings as it deems proper on new materials
				  and/or modes of construction intended for use in the construction of buildings
				  or structures, and may set such conditions for the use of such materials or
				  modes of construction as it deems proper. Such listings, however, shall be made
				  only after investigation, or the acceptance of authenticated reports from
				  recognized authoritative sources.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 399 - Connecticut Board of Materials Review › General Provisions › Section 19-399-26 - Request for approval

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Upon receipt of
				a communication from any individual, corporation, or firm seeking approval of
				some particular new material or mode of construction, the board shall give
				consideration to such request. It may consider such authenticated reports from
				recognized authoritative sources as the party wishes to submit, and may
				additionally require that the party at his expense procure additional
				investigation as a condition for listing of the mode or material.
(b) Each board of materials review
				certificate of compliance shall be reviewed yearly by the board of materials
				review so as to keep its listing valid.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 409d - Transport of Radioactive Material › Section 19-409d-51 - Purpose

Current through July 10, 2024
To prescribe the Connecticut Department of Transportation
				regulations relating to the transport of large quantities of radioactive
				material or any quantity of radioactive waste, produced as a part of the
				nuclear fuel cycle and being shipped from or through the State of Connecticut
				to a waste disposal site or facility. These regulations are to assure the
				degree of control necessary to protect the public health and safety of the
				travelling public and the citizens of Connecticut and are promulgated in
				accordance with the provisions of Section 19-409d of the General Statutes of
				Connecticut as revised (PA 76-321).
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 409d - Transport of Radioactive Material › Section 19-409d-52 - Applicability

Current through July 10, 2024
The provisions of these regulations pertain to any person
				transporting or causing the transportation of, by motor vehicle, certain
				specified radioactive material referred to in Section 19-409d of the General
				Statutes of Connecticut as revised (PA 76-321).
Persons transporting radioactive material by any other mode of
				transportation shall be deemed in compliance with these regulations provided
				they conform to all other applicable Federal and State regulations.
This regulation shall not apply to radioactive materials
				shipped by or for the United States Government for Military or National
				security purposes or which are related to National Defense. Nothing herein
				shall be construed as requiring the disclosure of any defense information or
				restricted data as defined in the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 and the Energy
				Reorganization Act of 1974, as amended.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 409d - Transport of Radioactive Material › Section 19-409d-53 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Application
- Any written or verbal request to the
				Commissioner for a permit.
Carrier
- See motor carrier.
Commissioner
- Means the Commissioner of the
				Department of Transportation appointed pursuant to title 13b of the Connecticut
				General Statutes as amended.
Confirmation of Permit
- A permit shall be deemed
				valid when the operator of the vehicle, upon request, can produce the permit,
				any reproduction of the permit, or an authorized telegram, telex, or twx sent
				by the Commissioner.
Large Quantity
- When used in this section refers
				to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission definition contained in Title 10 of the
				Code of Federal Regulations, Part 71, entitled "Packaging of Radioactive
				Material for Transport," a copy of which is on file with the Commissioner of
				Transportation.
Motor Carrier
- The term "Motor Carrier" or
				"Carrier" includes a common carrier by motor vehicle, a contract carrier by
				motor vehicle and a private carrier of property by motor vehicle.
Nuclear Fuel Cycle
- The series of steps involved
				in supplying fuel for nuclear power reactors. It includes mining, refining, the
				original fabrication of fuel elements, their use in a reactor, chemical
				processing to recover the fissionable material remaining in the spent fuel or
				other disposition of spent fuel, or reenrichment or reuse of the fuel material
				and refabrication into new fuel elements.
Permit
- A written document allowing the use of
				certain specified Connecticut highways for the transport of radioactive
				material issued by the Commissioner to a permittee.
Permittee
- Any person who has applied for and has
				been issued a permit to transport radioactive material over certain Connecticut
				highways.
Person
- Any individual, corporation, partnership,
				firm, association, trust, estate, public or private institution, group, agency,
				political subdivision of this state, any other state or political subdivision
				or agency thereof, and any legal successor, representative, agent or agency of
				the foregoing.
Radiation
- Ionizing radiation which includes any
				or all of the following: alpha rays, beta rays, gamma rays, X-rays, neutrons
				and other atomic particles but not sound or radiowaves or visible, infrared or
				ultraviolet light.
Radioactive Material
- "Any object, material or
				combination thereof which spontaneously emits ionizing radiation and either (1)
				is considered a "Large Quantity," as defined in this Section 13(b)-17-53 or (2)
				consists of radioactive waste which has been produced as part of the nuclear
				fuel cycle."
Radioactive Waste
- Any radioactive material that
				has served its primary purpose.
Shipper
- Any person, with a federal license,
				authorized to possess, use or transfer radioactive material.
Waste Disposal Site or Facility
- Any site or
				facility to which radioactive waste is transported for permanent disposal or
				reprocessing.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 409d - Transport of Radioactive Material › Section 19-409d-54 - Application for permit to transport radioactive material

Current through July 10, 2024
No person shall transport radioactive material over Connecticut
				highways until a permit has been issued by the Commissioner of
				Transportation.
All applications for a permit to transport radioactive material
				shall be made to the Connecticut Department of Transportation. Application may
				be made to the Commissioner of Transportation during normal working hours,
				Monday thru Friday; Holidays, Saturdays and Sundays excluded.
No applications will be processed without a two hour advance
				notice nor will an application be accepted more than one working day in advance
				of the scheduled move except that the Commissioner reserves the right to waive
				the advance notice requirement when it is in the best interest of public health
				and safety.
No application will be considered until the applicant has
				submitted the following certificates to the Commissioner of
				Transportation:
A written statement from the Shipper certifying that the
				articles described in the shipping papers are properly classified, described,
				packaged, marked and labeled, and that the articles are in proper condition for
				transportation, according to the applicable regulations of the Nuclear
				Regulatory Commission and the Federal Department of Transportation.
A written statement from the carrier certifying that the
				packaged radioactive material has been loaded, blocked and properly secured
				onto the transport vehicle. The certification shall also state that the vehicle
				and load are in compliance with the applicable motor carrier safety regulations
				of the Federal Department of Transportation.
In addition to the required certifications from the shipper and
				the carrier, each applicant shall provide the following information:
1. Name of the shipper.
2. Name and mail address of the
			 carrier.
3. Type of major isotopes,
			 quantity (in curies) and type of label.
4. Date and time of shipment.
5. Origin, scheduled route and destination.
			 (All routing will be via limited access highways and the shortest practicable
			 route to and from them.)
6. Year,
			 make, color, State of registration and plate number of both the tractor and
			 trailer.
7. Driver(s) and
			 name(s).
8. Any additional
			 information as required.
This permit or a confirmation of such permit shall be retained
				in the possession of the operator of the vehicle while transporting the
				radioactive material over Connecticut highways.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 409d - Transport of Radioactive Material › Section 19-409d-55 - Conditions of a permit

Current through July 10, 2024
In the interest of public health and safety, the following
				requirements are to be considered a condition of the permit.
1. All routes will be determined by the
			 Connecticut department of transportation.
2. All shipments are to be made during
			 daylight hours between the hours of 9:00 A.M., thru 4:00 P.M.
3. The permit is void on Saturdays, Sundays
			 and Holidays.
4. The permit or a
			 confirmation of it must be in the possession of the operator of the vehicle
			 while transporting the radioactive material over Connecticut state
			 highways.
5. The provisions of
			 Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations concerning the transport of
			 hazardous material, a copy of which is on file with the commissioner of
			 transportation, shall be deemed as part of the conditions of this
			 permit.
6. The person, firm, or
			 corporation to whom the permit is granted shall pay a fee of $25.00, payable in
			 advance, for each single trip permit. Refunds will not be made for unused
			 permits.
The commissioner reserves the right to waive or alter any of
				these conditions when it is considered to be in the best interest of public
				health and safety.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 409d - Transport of Radioactive Material › Section 19-409d-56 - Permittee

Current through July 10, 2024
Any permittee who fails to comply with the provisions of any
				permit to transport radioactive material shall be deemed to have no permit and
				is subject to the penalties cited in Section 19-409d of the General Statutes of
				Connecticut, as revised. (PA 76-321)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C1 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
As used in this chapter "department" means the department of
				public safety; "commissioner" means the commissioner of public safety;
				"vertical wheelchair lifts" means a low rise special passenger elevator used to
				raise or lower a person in a wheelchair vertically from one level to another,
				in occupancies other than one and two family dwellings.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C2 - General requirements

Current through July 10, 2024
Each vertical wheelchair lift used or intended for use in the
				State of Connecticut shall be constructed, equipped, maintained and operated
				with respect to the supporting members; the platform or car, shaftway, guides,
				doors and gates, safety stops and mechanisms, electrical apparatus and all
				other appurtenances, so as to sustain safely the load which it is designed and
				intended to carry according to the provisions and regulations of the
				commissioner.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C3 - Approval of plans

Current through July 10, 2024
No vertical wheelchair lifts shall be erected or installed and
				no vertical wheelchair lift shall be relocated or altered until detailed plans
				and specifications of the proposed construction or other work have been
				submitted in triplicate to the department of public safety for
				approval.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C4 - Registration of vertical wheelchair lifts

Current through July 10, 2024
The owner or operator of each vertical wheelchair lift shall
				register with the department each vertical wheelchair lift owned or operated by
				him, giving the type and capacity, a description, and the name of the
				manufacturer and insurance carrier.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C6 - Issuance of operating certificate

Current through July 10, 2024
As soon as the department of public safety approves any
				existing, new, relocated or altered vertical wheelchair lift as being fit for
				operation, it shall issue to the owner a certificate of operation. The fee for
				the certification of vertical wheelchair lifts shall be in accordance with
				Section 19.415 of the General Statutes. No vertical wheelchair lift may be
				lawfully operated without such certificate. Owners or operators of existing
				vertical wheelchair lifts shall comply to the provisions of this chapter within
				sixty (60) days after adoption of these regulations.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C7 - Discontinuance of operation

Current through July 10, 2024
If any vertical wheelchair lift is found which, in the judgment
				of the department is dangerous to life and property or is being operated
				without the operating certificate the department may require the owner or
				operator to discontinue its operation forthwith, and the department shall order
				a notice placed in the car stating that the vertical wheelchair lift is
				out-of-service. When a vertical wheelchair lift has been placed out-of-service,
				the owner or operator of such vertical wheelchair lift shall not again operate
				the same until repairs have been made and permission given by the commissioner
				or his authorized agent to resume operation of such vertical wheelchair
				lift.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C9.01

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The hoistway shall be guarded by a solid
			 enclosure extended from the lower landing to a height of at least forty-two
			 (42) inches above the upper landing. The lift sides of the enclosure shall
			 present a smooth surface.
(b) The
			 hoistway entrance shall be guarded at the upper level by a self-closing door at
			 least forty-two (42) inches high of unperforated construction and provided with
			 a combination mechanical lock and electrical contact. The door may be opened
			 only if the platform is within two (2) inches of that level, or it may permit
			 the platform to move if the door or gate is in the closed position, but not
			 locked provided the device will stop the platform if the door or gate fails to
			 lock before the platform has moved more than two (2) inches, away from the
			 landing. The hoistway side of the door shall present a smooth
			 surface.
(c) The lower access to
			 the platform or car shall be guarded by an unperforated metal self-closing door
			 not wider than the entrance to the ear or platform and provide a minimum
			 vertical clearance of not less than six (6) feet eight (8) inches. The door
			 shall be equipped with a combination mechanical lock and electrical contact and
			 the door may be opened only if the platform is within two (2) inches of that
			 level. The hoistway side of the door shall present a smooth surface.
(d) The platform side of the landing doors
			 shall not project beyond the vertical line of travel of the platform. No
			 hardware, except that required for door locking or contacts, shall project
			 beyond the vertical line of travel of the platform.
(e) The running clearance between the
			 platform and any enclosure shall be no less than three-eighths (") inch. The
			 clearance between the platform and doors shall not exceed three (3)
			 inches.
(f) The platform side
			 guards on the sides not used for access or exit shall be of smooth construction
			 with no openings other than those necessary for operation to a height of
			 forty-two (42) inches above the platform of car floor. Those openings necessary
			 for operation shall reject a ball one-half (½) inch in diameter. A grab rail
			 extending the full length of the side guards shall be provided at a height of
			 thirty-six (36) inches. The running clearance between the side guards and the
			 enclosure shall be not less than two (2) inches or more than three (3) inches.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C9.02

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The underside of the platform or car
			 shall be guarded by a smooth toeguard on all accessible sides. The toeguard
			 shall be braced to withstand the pressure at any point of one hundred
			 twenty-five (125) pounds applied on a four by four (4 × 4) inch surface without
			 permanent deformation.
(b) The
			 platform shall be equipped with a self-closing door on the side of access to
			 the lower landing. The door shall be of solid metal construction and provided
			 with a combination mechanical lock and electrical contact and shall only be
			 operable within two (2) inches of the lower landing. It may permit the platform
			 to move if the door or gate is in the closed position, but not locked provided
			 the device will stop the platform if the door or gate fails to lock before the
			 platform has moved more than two (2) inches away from the landing. The door
			 shall be located at a point not greater than two (2) inches away from the
			 landing. The door shall be located at a point not greater than two (2) inches
			 inward from the platform sill, nor shall it extend beyond the platform
			 sill.
(c) The hoistway entrance
			 shall be guarded at the upper level by a self-closing door at least forty-two
			 (42) inches high of unperforated construction and provided with a combination
			 mechanical lock and electrical contact. The door may be opened only if the
			 platform is within two (2) inches of that level. It may permit the platform to
			 move if the door or gate is in the closed position, but not locked provided the
			 device will stop the platform if the door or gate fails to lock before the
			 platform has moved more than two (2) inches away from the landing. The door at
			 the upper access landing shall be located not more than three (3) inches from
			 the platform sill.
(d) The platform
			 side of the landing doors shall not project beyond the vertical line of travel
			 of the platform. No hardware, except that required for door locking or
			 contacts, shall project beyond the vertical line of travel of the
			 platform.
(e) A smooth metal face
			 plate of solid construction not less than sixteen (16) gauge shall be fastened
			 securely from the lower landing to the upper landing sill to protect the full
			 width of the platform
(f) The
			 platform side guards on the sides not used for access or exit shall be of
			 smooth construction with no openings other than those necessary for operation
			 to a height of forty-two (42) inches above the platform or car floor. These
			 openings necessary for operation shall reject a ball one-half (½) inch in
			 diameter. A grab rail extending the full length of the side guards shall be
			 provided at a height of thirty-six (36) inches. The running clearance between
			 the side guards and the enclosure shall be not less than two (2) inches or more
			 than three (3) inches.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C10 - Capacity and rated load

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The rated load
			 shall not exceed four hundred fifty pounds (450#). The capacity shall be
			 limited to one person; and one attendant if necessary.
(b) Vertical wheelchair lifts shall not have
			 a speed exceeding thirty feet (30) per minute. In no case shall the vertical
			 lift provide transportation between more than two consecutive floors. Travel
			 shall be limited to seventy-two inches (72").
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C11 - Electrical wiring

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Electrical requirements
shall conform to the requirements of the
			 National Fire Protection Association 70-1978.
(b)
Pipes in platform
			 vicinity
-pipes conveying steam, gas or liquids which if discharged into
			 the vicinity of the platform would endanger life or health shall not be
			 permitted.
(c)
Maximum
			 voltage
of motor, control and operating circuits shall conform to the
			 requirements of the American National Standards Institute-C1-1978, National
			 Fire Protection Association 70-1978.
(d)
Enclosing of electrical apparatus
			 in hoistway.
All live parts of electrical apparatus in the hoistway
			 shall be suitably enclosed to protect against accidental contact.
(e)
Grounding of electrical
			 equipment.
All metal coverings or enclosures of electrical equipment and
			 all motors shall be permanently grounded.
(f)
Gas or sewer lines below
			 platform.
There shall be no unprotected gas or sewer lines immediately
			 below the platform.
(g)
Emergency stop switch.
A stop switch conforming to Rule 210.2e
			 American National Standard Institute A-17-1-1978 shall be provided on every
			 platform.
(h)
Emergency
			 signal device.
If a vertical wheelchair lift is installed in an area not
			 visible to personnel at all times an emergency signal shall be installed. The
			 emergency signal shall consist of a telephone connected to a central telephone
			 exchange and an audible signal operated from the platform shall be
			 provided.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C12 - Electrical wiring in the machinery space and hoistways

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Method of installation of wiring in
			 hoistways.
Stationary electrical conductors located in hoistways shall
			 be encased in rigid metal conduits or electrical metallic tubing or metal
			 conduits or metal wireways.
Exception:
Flexible conduit or armored cables may
				be used between hoistway risers and limit switches, hoistway door interlocks or
				contacts and signal or stop buttons and similar devices. All conduits, armored
				cable, electrical metallic tubing, metal wireways and flexible conduits
				carrying electrical conductors located within hoistways shall be securely
				fastened to the hoistway construction or to the guide rails or to the guide
				rail supports.
(b)
Wiring methods in hoistways and machinery spaces.
The installation
			 of all electrical wiring in hoistways and machinery spaces except as may be
			 provided elsewhere in these rules shall conform to the requirements of the
			 National Electrical Code, National Fire Protection Association 7-1978.
The flexible traveling cable, connecting the platform to the
				stationary hoistway wiring, shall be provided in a flame retardant and moisture
				resistant outer cover.
(c)
Enclosure of live parts on platform and hoistway.
All live parts
			 of electrical apparatus, located in or on a platform or in their hoistways,
			 shall be suitably enclosed to protect against accidental contact.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C13 - Weatherproofing

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) All exterior electrical wiring shall be
			 in rigid metal conduit or electrical metallic tubing and all electrical
			 outlets, switches, and junction boxes and fittings shall be
			 weatherproof.
(b) Traveling cables
			 where used between the platform and the hoistway wiring shall be of the type
			 specified in the National Electrical Code 1978.
(c) Any electrical devices shall be kept as
			 far above grade level as is practical.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C14 - Machine framework and base

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) All machine
			 frames shall be of metal construction and have a safety factor of not less than
			 five (5) based on the rated load. Cast iron shall not be used.
(b) The machine framework and base shall be
			 secured in place with adequate support provided to maintain the device in level
			 position.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C15 - Machinery beams and support

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Securing
			 of machine beams and type of supports.
All machinery and sheaves shall
			 be so supported and secured as to effectively prevent any part from becoming
			 loose or displaced. Beams directly supporting machinery shall be of steel or
			 reinforced concrete.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C16 - Pits

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) A pit is not required at the lower
			 terminal. The platform may stop on or at the bottom landing floor or a pit may
			 be provided to permit the platform to stop flush with the landing
			 floor.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C17 - Guide rail and guide rail fastening

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Material.
Platform guide rails shall be of metal construction.
			 Steel construction shall conform to the requirements of Rule 200.2a (American
			 National Standard Institute A-17-1-78). Metal other than steel shall conform to
			 the requirements of Rule 200.2b (American National Standard Institute
			 A-17-1-1978).
(b)
Extension
			 of guide rails.
The top and bottom of each run of guide rails shall be
			 so located in relation to the extreme positions of travel of the car that the
			 car guiding members cannot travel beyond the ends of the guide rails.
(c)
Guiding mechanism
			 enclosures.
The guiding mechanism shall be enclosed with a solid
			 enclosure to prevent accidental contact. If openings are necessary in this
			 enclosure for operation, they must reject a ban three-fourths (¾) inch in
			 diameter.
(d)
Fastening,
			 deflection and joints.
Fastening, deflections, and joints shall conform
			 to the requirement set forth in Rule 705.4 (American National Standard
			 Institute A-17-1-1978).
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 19 - Public Health and Safety › 411 - Vertical Wheelchair Iifts › Section 19-411-C18 - Car construction

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Car frame
			 and platform.
The car frame shall be metal construction and have a
			 safety factor of not less than five (5) based on a rated load. The platform
			 shall be of metal or wood construction with a non-skid surface.
(b)
Use of cast iron.
Cast iron
			 shall not be used in the construction of any member of the car frame or
			 platform.
(c)
Platform
			 size.
The net platform area shall not exceed 12 square feet.
(d) The minimum illumination at the landing
			 edge of the platform with the landing door open shall be not less than five (5)
			 foot candles.
(e)
Use of
			 glass.
Glass shall not be used for platform enclosures, but may be used
			 for the car light and appliances necessary for the operation of the
			 car.