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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS › Generally › Section 477.465 - Evidence of capability to provide service; agreement for maintenance; plans and specifications; calculations; underground systems; letter of certification

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The distributor,
				installer or agency to provide service to customers must submit evidence of its
				capability to repair and restore an automatic sprinkler system within 24 hours
				after notification of a fire or fault in the system and must repair a system
				within 24 hours after being notified by the owner that a system requires
				service. The evidence of that capability is subject to approval by the State
				Fire Marshal or the authority having jurisdiction. The evidence must
				demonstrate that the licensee has:
(a) The
				necessary equipment and personnel appropriately certified by the State Fire
				Marshal;
(b) The necessary stock of
				parts and devices;
(c) A valid
				license issued by the State Contractors' Board;
(d) If applicable, a valid state business
				license issued by the Secretary of State; and
(e) A certification and approval by the
				manufacturer from whom the equipment is purchased.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS › Generally › Section 477.470 - Tags for recording installation, maintenance and inspection; notice of impairment

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A tag for
				recording the installation, maintenance and inspection of automatic sprinkler
				systems must be at least 4 inches long and 2 inches wide and must be in the
				following form:
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2. If
				the system has an outside screw and yolk valve which is not electrically
				supervised, the tag must serve as a seal for the valve. If the outside screw
				and yolk valve is electrically supervised, the tag must be attached in such a
				manner that the valve may be closed for testing of the supervision without
				removing the tag.
3. The last
				person to work on an automatic sprinkler system for any purpose must attach the
				tag to the valve. The tag must be punched to indicate the type of service which
				was performed on the system and the date. The service tag must be signed with a
				legible signature by the holder of the certificate of registration supervising
				the work, and such information must remain permanently on the tag. A number
				stamp or date stamp must not be used on the tag.
4. A tag must be attached to the system at
				the conclusion of the successful testing of the system immediately after its
				installation.
5. The tag must be
				printed by a printing company and include the following information:
(a) The date when the system was last
				serviced;
(b) The name, address and
				telephone number of the company;
(c) The number of the license issued by the
				State Fire Marshal; and
(d) The
				name and certificate number of the person who last serviced the
				system.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS › Residential Systems › Section 477.480 - Applicability

Current through June 11, 2024
The provisions of this section and NAC 477.483 and 477.490
				  apply to all:
1. Persons within or
				conducting business within this State, without restriction.
2. Sprinkler systems and components installed
				after November 27, 1978, within one- and two-family dwellings and mobile homes
				in this State.
[St. Fire Marshal,
				  §§ 5.101 & 5.102, eff. 11-27-78]-(NAC A 1-19-84; R220-99,
				  9-25-2000)
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS › Residential Systems › Section 477.483 - Requirements for installation

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A firm must be
				licensed by the State Fire Marshal and the State Contractors' Board to install
				a fire sprinkler system in any one- or two-family dwelling or mobile
				home.
2. The installation of a
				system may not begin until the plans for the job are approved by the authority
				having jurisdiction. An approved set of plans must be on the job site and
				available for inspection during all working hours.
3. A person holding a certificate of
				registration issued by the State Fire Marshal must be on the job site and
				directly supervise the installation of the system.
4. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
				5, all workmanship must conform to the requirements of this chapter and the
				edition of N.F.P.A Standards 13D and 13R in effect at the time of
				installation.
5. Each component
				must be installed in accordance with the requirements set forth in subsection 4
				or the manufacturer's recommendations as work progresses.
6. The firm that installs the system shall:
(a) Certify, in a letter to the authority
				having jurisdiction, that the work meets the requirements of the edition of
				N.F.P.A. Standards 13D and 13R in effect at the time of installation and the
				requirements of the State Fire Marshal. The letter must be sent within 10 days
				after the completion of the job.
(b) Attach to the system a metal tag that
				includes the firm's name and address and the date of the
				installation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS › Residential Systems › Section 477.490 - Plans required before installation or modification

Current through June 11, 2024
1.
				Plans must be submitted to and approved by the authority having jurisdiction
				before any system is installed or modified. Plans must contain:
(a) The name of the company installing the
				system.
(b) The general location
				and exact address of the job location.
(c) A rough plot plan showing water supply
				and property lines in relation to the installation site.
(d) Water pressure at the installation
				site.
(e) A rough floor plan with
				system coverage indication.
(f) Any
				additional information required by the authority having jurisdiction.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS › Residential Systems › Section 477.540 - Inspection and testing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The authority
				having jurisdiction may inspect a fire sprinkler system at any time during its
				installation. The authority having jurisdiction may witness any tests of the
				system. The licensed firm shall contact the authority having jurisdiction and
				schedule witnessing of any required testing, including, without limitation,
				final acceptance tests. A person holding a certificate of registration issued
				by the State Fire Marshal must be on the job site and directly supervise the
				installation of the system.
2. The
				owner of any fire sprinkler system installed in a one- or two-family dwelling
				shall conduct or cause to be conducted an annual test of the system. The firm
				that installed the system shall provide the owner with written instructions on
				the method of testing it. These instructions must include the location of the
				inspector's test valve, which must drain to the exterior of the building, the
				location of the water flow alarm mechanism and the location of the riser
				assembly. The annual test of the system is the responsibility of the owner of
				the system.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 8-24-90; A by R220-99, 9-25-2000; R062-04, 9-3-2004;
				  R090-10, 12-30-2011; Added to NAC by St. Fire Marshal, eff. 8-24-90; A by
				  R220-99, 9-25-2000; R062-04, 9-3-2004; R090-10, 12-30-2011; A by
				  R123-13,
				  eff. 1/16/2015
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS › Section 477.550 - Scope; applicability

Current through June 11, 2024
NAC 477.555:
1.
			 Prescribes classifications for health care facilities to provide a basis for
			 code approval of licensing pursuant to
			 NRS
			 477.030 and chapter 449 of NRS.
2. Applies to all health care facilities in
			 this State.
St. Fire Marshal,
				§§ 6.101 & 6.102, eff. 11-27-78
NRS
				  477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS › Section 477.555 - Identification; occupancy

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Institutional
			 buildings are those used for:
(a) Purposes
			 such as medical or other treatment or care of persons suffering from a physical
			 or mental illness, disease or infirmity;
(b) The care of infants, convalescents or
			 aged persons; and
(c) Penal or
			 corrective purposes.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS › Section 477.560 - Device for detection of products of combustion

Current through June 11, 2024
In all medical facilities, custodial care facilities and
				restrained care facilities, a device for detection of the products of
				combustion, other than by detecting heat, must be installed pursuant to section
				18.3.4.5 of N.F.P.A. Standard 101, 2018 edition.
Added to NAC by St. Fire
				Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 8-22-86, eff. 9-1-86; R220-99, 9-25-2000; R062-04,
				9-3-2004; Added to NAC by St. Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 8-22-86, eff.
				9-1-86; R220-99, 9-25-2000; R062-04, 9-3-2004; A by
				R123-13,
				eff. 1/16/2015; A by
				R132-18A,
				eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				R132-18CAP,
				eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › CHILD CARE FACILITIES › Section 477.563 - Classification

Current through June 11, 2024
The buildings used for child care facilities must be classified
				pursuant to the model codes approved by the State Fire Marshal.
Added to NAC by St. Fire
				Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 3-9-89; R220-99, 9-25-2000; R062-04,
				9-3-2004
NRS
				  477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › CHILD CARE FACILITIES › Section 477.564 - Single-family residential occupancy interpreted

Current through June 11, 2024
1. For
			 the purposes of this chapter, a child care facility that is being used as a
			 foster home and which provides care for not more than 15 children shall be
			 deemed to be a single-family residential occupancy.
2. As used in this section, "foster home" has
			 the meaning ascribed to it in
			 NRS
			 424.014.
Added to NAC by St. Fire
				Marshal, eff. 2-17-94; A by R090-10, 12-30-2011
NRS
				  477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › CHILD CARE FACILITIES › Section 477.566 - Devices for detection of products of combustion

Current through June 11, 2024
Devices for the detection of the products of combustion, other
				than heat, must be installed in every building which is used for the care of
				children. The devices must be installed in accordance with section 907.2.10 of
				the International Building Code, 2018 edition, and N.F.P.A. Standard 72, 2016
				edition, if so required by the authority having jurisdiction.
Added to NAC by St. Fire
				Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 8-22-86, eff. 9-1-86; 8-24-90; R220-99, 9-25-2000;
				R062-04, 9-3-2004; R090-10, 12-30-2011; Added to NAC by St. Fire Marshal, eff.
				1-19-84; A 8-22-86, eff. 9-1-86; 8-24-90; R220-99, 9-25-2000; R062-04,
				9-3-2004; R090-10, 12-30-2011; A by
				R123-13,
				eff. 1/16/2015; A by
				R132-18A,
				eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				R132-18CAP,
				eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › CHILD CARE FACILITIES › Section 477.568 - Sprinkler system for certain child care facilities used after midnight

Current through June 11, 2024
Child care facilities which are used for child care between the
				hours of 12 a.m. and 6 a.m. and care for seven or more children must have an
				automatic sprinkler system installed which conforms to N.F.P.A. Standard 13,
				13D or 13R, 2016 editions, as applicable, and the requirements of the
				International Building Code, 2018 edition. The automatic sprinkler system must
				be connected to the fire alarm system so that activation of any portion of the
				automatic sprinkler system will activate the fire alarm
				system.
Added to NAC by St. Fire
				Marshal, eff. 3-9-89; A by R220-99, 9-25-2000; R062-04, 9-3-2004; R090-10,
				12-30-2011; Added to NAC by St. Fire Marshal, eff. 3-9-89; A by R220-99,
				9-25-2000; R062-04, 9-3-2004; R090-10, 12-30-2011; A by
				R123-13,
				eff. 1/16/2015; A by
				R132-18A,
				eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				R132-18CAP,
				eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.571 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in NAC 477.571 to 477.666, inclusive, unless the
				  context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 477.576 to
				  477.596, inclusive, have the meanings ascribed to them in those
				  sections.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A by R207-99,
				  2-7-2000
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.576 - "Commercial display" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Commercial display" of fireworks or flame effects means an
				  event or function where the public or a private group is admitted or permitted
				  to view the display or discharge of fireworks or flame
				  effects.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A by R062-04, 9-3-2004; A by
				  R132-18A,
				  eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				  R132-18CAP,
				  eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				  477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.587 - "Flame effects assistant" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Flame effects assistant" means a person who works under the
				  supervision of a flame effects operator on flame effects before an
				  audience.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal by R207-99, eff. 2-7-2000
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.5875 - "Flame effects before an audience" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Flame effects before an audience" means the combustion of
				  flammable solids, liquids or gases to produce thermal, physical, visual or
				  audible phenomenon for entertainment, exhibition, demonstration or simulation
				  before a proximate audience, including, without limitation, a rehearsal,
				  videotaping, audiotaping or filming of any television, radio or movie
				  production when such a production is conducted before an audience and flame
				  effects are used.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal by R207-99, eff. 2-7-2000
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.588 - "Flame effects operator" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Flame effects operator" means the specific natural person
				  who has primary responsibility for:
1.
				The controlled use of flame effects, including, without limitation, the
				storage, setup, maintenance, operations and tear down of the materials,
				devices, equipment and systems used with the flame effects; and
2. The supervision of any flame effects
				assistants working for the flame effects operator.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal by R207-99, eff. 2-7-2000
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.589 - "Magician" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Magician" means a person who holds a certificate of
				  registration pursuant to which the person may handle and discharge flash paper,
				  flash cotton, flash string, and solid and powder smoke composition that is
				  either in solid or powdered form.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal by R207-99, eff. 2-7-2000
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.591 - "Pyrotechnic composition" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Pyrotechnic composition" means a combination of chemical
				  elements or chemical compounds capable of burning independently of the oxygen
				  of the atmosphere.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.594 - "Show specific" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Show specific" means a fixed show at a permanent site or
				  location.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal by R207-99, eff. 2-7-2000
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.596 - "Special effect" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Special effect" means a device containing a pyrotechnic
				  composition which is manufactured and assembled, designed or discharged in
				  connection with a television, theatrical or motion picture production which may
				  or may not be presented before a live audience.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › General Provisions › Section 477.601 - Exemptions

Current through June 11, 2024
The provisions of NAC 477.571 to 477.666, inclusive, do not
				  apply to:
1. Arms and handguns
				regulated by
				18
				U.S.C. §§
										921 et seq.
2. Activities conducted by the Department of
				Defense or by a contractor of the Department of Defense in connection with the
				transportation of, or experimentation on, missiles and rockets.
3. Paper caps containing less than 0.25 grain
				or pyrotechnic composition per unit load.
4. Tracer bullets or charges which are used
				at a qualified rifle or shotgun range or by military or naval personnel or
				peace officers.
5. Devices for
				signals used in connection with the operation of railroads or other forms of
				transportation.
6. The purchase at
				retail or use of fireworks which are designated as "safe and sane," or not
				dangerous, and which are classified as Class C.
7. The use, after purchase at retail, of
				fireworks which are designed and intended by the manufacturer for the
				prevention of damage to crops or the unwanted occupancy of areas by animals or
				birds through the use of sound or light, or both.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 7-16-85, eff. 8-1-85; R220-99,
				  9-25-2000
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Commercial Displays › Section 477.606 - License required

Current through June 11, 2024
No person may engage in the business of producing commercial
				  displays of fireworks or flame effects without possessing a license issued by
				  the State Fire Marshal. Conducting commercial displays of fireworks or flame
				  effects includes the display or discharge of fireworks or flame effects at an
				  entertainment before the public or a private group which has been admitted or
				  permitted to view the display.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 3-9-89; R062-04, 9-3-2004; A by
				  R132-18A,
				  eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				  R132-18CAP,
				  eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				  477.030 and
				  477.033
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Commercial Displays › Section 477.611 - Application for license; categories, classifications and fees

Current through June 11, 2024
An applicant for a license for producing commercial displays
				  of fireworks or flame effects must:
1.
				Make a written application on the forms provided.
2. Indicate on the application which category
				of license and classification the applicant desires to obtain and pay the
				appropriate inspection and issuance fee, as follows:
General category:
Alcohol
								.........................................................................................................
$132
Indoor stage
								..................................................................................................
132
Liquid, other than alcohol
								...........................................................................
132
Gel
								..................................................................................................................
132
Natural gas
								......................................................................................................
132
Outdoor aerial
								.................................................................................................
132
Propane
								...........................................................................................................
132
Solid fuels
								.......................................................................................................
132
Special effects
								.................................................................................................
. 132
Limited event license (exempt)
								...........................................................................
no fee
3.
				Furnish the State Fire Marshal Division with the required certificate of
				insurance.
4. Submit an application
				as follows:
(a) If the applicant is a sole
				proprietorship, by the proprietor.
(b) If the applicant is a partnership, by
				each partner.
(c) If the applicant
				is a corporation, by an officer.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Commercial Displays › Section 477.616 - Categories of licenses; expiration and renewal; requirements for producing display

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Licenses will be
				issued to companies in one or more of the following categories:
(a) A general license permits the licensee to
				produce commercial displays of fireworks or flame effects, or both, in one or
				more of the following categories:
(1)
				Alcohol;
(2) Indoor
				stage;
(3) Liquid, other than
				alcohol;
(4) Gel;
(5) Natural gas;
(6) Outdoor aerial;
(7) Propane;
(8) Solid fuels;
(9) Special effects; or
(10) Show specific.
A general license is valid on May 1 or the date on which it
				  is issued, whichever is later. If a licensee does not submit the renewal
				  application and pay the renewal fee on or before April 30 of the following
				  year, the license expires and the licensee must apply to the State Fire Marshal
				  for an original license. If a fee for a licensee is not paid by the time it is
				  due, a late charge of 12 percent per month will be assessed as an
				  administrative fee for processing. The charge will be assessed beginning at the
				  end of the first business day after the fee is due. A licensee may not engage
				  in any work authorized by this chapter or chapter 477 of NRS until the fee is
				  paid
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Commercial Displays › Section 477.618 - Insurance

Current through June 11, 2024
The licensed firm must furnish the State Fire Marshal with a
				  certificate of insurance from a company authorized to provide such insurance in
				  this State which evidences the following:
1. Minimum coverage for bodily injury arising
				out of the conduct of commercial displays of fireworks or flame effects of:
(a) For each person, $100,000; and
(b) For each occurrence,
				$1,000,000.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.620 - Magicians: Certificate required; qualifications; fee; authorized acts; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before a person
				may act as a magician, the person must obtain a certificate of registration as
				a magician from the State Fire Marshal. To receive a certificate of
				registration as a magician, a person must:
(a)
				Be a natural person who is at least 21 years of age;
(b) Make an application for such a
				certificate of registration to the State Fire Marshal on a form provided by the
				State Fire Marshal; and
(c) Pay an
				initial fee of $27.50.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.622 - Assistant pyrotechnic operators: Certificate required; qualifications; fee; authorized acts; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before a
				person may act as an assistant pyrotechnic operator, the person must obtain a
				certificate of registration as an assistant pyrotechnic operator from the State
				Fire Marshal. To receive a certificate of registration as an assistant
				pyrotechnic operator, an applicant must:
(a)
				Be a natural person who is at least 21 years of age;
(b) Make an application for such a
				certificate of registration to the State Fire Marshal on a form provided by the
				State Fire Marshal;
(c) Pass a
				written test based on the content of this chapter and N.F.P.A. Standard 1123,
				2018 edition, N.F.P.A. Standard 1124, 2017 edition, and N.F.P.A. Standard 1126,
				2016 edition;
(d) Submit to the
				State Fire Marshal:
(1) Letters of endorsement
				from two persons who hold certificates of registration as a pyrotechnic
				operator issued by the State Fire Marshal; and
(2) A letter from the company which employs
				the applicant stating that the applicant has worked for the company for at
				least 90 days or is licensed or certified as an assistant pyrotechnic operator
				in good standing by another state recognized by the State Fire Marshal;
				and
(e) Pay an initial
				fee of $31.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.624 - Pyrotechnic operators: Certificate required; qualifications; fee; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before a person
				may act as a pyrotechnic operator, the person must obtain a certificate of
				registration as a pyrotechnic operator from the State Fire Marshal. To receive
				a certificate of registration as a pyrotechnic operator, an applicant must:
(a) Be a natural person who is at least 21
				years of age;
(b) Make an
				application for such a certificate of registration to the State Fire Marshal on
				a form provided by the State Fire Marshal and pay a fee of $55;
(c) Hold a certificate of registration as an
				assistant pyrotechnic operator issued by the State Fire Marshal, or be licensed
				or certified in good standing as a pyrotechnic operator by another state, as
				approved by the State Fire Marshal;
(d) Pass, with a score of at least 75
				percent, a written examination that is based on the content of this chapter,
				N.F.P.A. Standard 1123, 2018 edition, N.F.P.A. Standard 1124, 2017 edition, and
				N.F.P.A. Standard 1126, 2016 edition; and
(e) Submit to the State Fire Marshal:
(1) A log which demonstrates that the
				applicant has worked on at least 15 different shows during the 3 years
				immediately preceding the date on which he or she applies for the certificate
				of registration as a pyrotechnic operator;
(2) Letters of endorsement from two persons
				who hold certificates of registration as a pyrotechnic operator issued by the
				State Fire Marshal; and
(3) A
				letter from the company which employs the applicant stating that the applicant
				has worked for the company for at least 90 days or is licensed or certified as
				a pyrotechnic operator in good standing by another state recognized by the
				State Fire Marshal.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.626 - Pyrotechnic operators: Certification required; supervision of assistant; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. No person may
				purchase pyrotechnics for the purposes of commercial display or prepare,
				handle, detonate, display or discharge fireworks or special effects without
				having first obtained a valid certificate of registration as a pyrotechnic
				operator for indoor stage, outdoor aerial, special effects or show specific. An
				assistant to a certified pyrotechnic operator must be under the direct
				supervision of the certified pyrotechnic operator.
2. A certificate of registration is valid on
				May 1 or the date on which it is issued, whichever is later. If the holder of a
				certificate of registration does not submit the renewal application and pay the
				renewal fee on or before April 30 of the following year, the certificate of
				registration expires and the person must apply to the State Fire Marshal for an
				original certificate of registration.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 7-16-85, eff. 8-1-85; 3-9-89; 2-17-94; R207-99,
				  2-7-2000; R062-04, 9-3-2004; R090-10, 12-30-2011
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.628 - Pyrotechnic operators on show specific: Certificate required; qualifications; fee; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before a person
				may act as a pyrotechnic operator or an assistant to a pyrotechnic operator on
				a show specific, the person must obtain a certificate of registration for show
				specific from the State Fire Marshal. To receive a certificate of registration
				for show specific, an applicant must:
(a) Be a
				natural person who is at least 21 years of age;
(b) Make an application for such a
				certificate of registration to the State Fire Marshal on a form provided by the
				State Fire Marshal and pay the applicable fee;
(c) Meet the minimum requirements for
				receiving a certificate of registration as an assistant pyrotechnic
				operator;
(d) Submit to the State
				Fire Marshal a log that demonstrates that the applicant has worked on at least
				50 performances of the show;
(e)
				Have evidence that he or she has been employed with the show for at least 90
				days; and
(f) Have letters of
				endorsement from:
(1) A holder of a
				certificate of registration as a pyrotechnic operator; and
(2) A representative of the license holder
				for the show, including, without limitation, a representative of the hotel or
				property at which the show is performed or the producer of the show.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.630 - Fire performers: Certificate required; qualifications; fee; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before a person
				may act as a fire performer or an apprentice fire performer, the person must
				obtain a certificate of registration as a fire performer or an apprentice fire
				performer, as applicable, from the State Fire Marshal in accordance with NRS
				NRS
				NRS
				477.223.
2. An applicant for a certificate of
				registration as a fire performer must:
(a)
				Satisfy the applicable requirements of
				NRS
				477.223;
(b) Include in the resume described in
				paragraph (c) of subsection 2 of
				NRS
				477.223, a description of the location where
				the applicant obtained his or her experience as a fire performer; and
(c) Pay an application fee of
				$27.50.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.631 - Flame effects assistant: Certificate required; qualifications; fee; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before a person
				may act as a flame effects assistant to provide flame effects before an
				audience, the person must obtain a certificate of registration as a flame
				effects assistant from the State Fire Marshal.
2. An applicant for a certificate of
				registration as a flame effects assistant must:
(a) Be a natural person who is at least 21
				years of age;
(b) Make an
				application on the form provided, including the application fee of
				$31;
(c) Indicate on the
				application which category of certificate the applicant wishes to obtain, such
				as natural gas, propane, alcohol, liquid other than alcohol, solids or gel, and
				include the appropriate fee for that category;
(d) Successfully pass, with a score of at
				least 75 percent, a preliminary written examination which includes questions
				concerning basic safety from N.F.P.A. 160, 2016 edition, and this
				chapter;
(e) Include with the
				application letters of endorsement from two persons who hold a certificate of
				registration as a flame effects operator issued by the State Fire Marshal;
				and
(f) Include with the
				application a letter from the company which employs the applicant stating that
				the applicant has worked for the company for at least 90 days or is licensed or
				certified as a flame effects assistant in good standing by another state
				recognized by the State Fire Marshal.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.633 - Flame effects operator: Certificate required; qualifications; fee; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before a person
				may act as a flame effects operator to provide flame effects before an
				audience, the person must obtain a certificate of registration as a flame
				effects operator from the State Fire Marshal.
2. An applicant for a certificate of
				registration as a flame effects operator must:
(a) Be a natural person who is at least 21
				years of age;
(b) Make an
				application for such a certificate of registration to the State Fire Marshal on
				a form provided by the State Fire Marshal, including the applicable
				fee;
(c) Indicate on the
				application the classification for which the applicant is applying, such as
				natural gas, propane or solids, and include the appropriate fee for that
				category;
(d) Hold a certificate of
				registration as a flame effects assistant issued by the State Fire Marshal or
				be licensed or certified in good standing as a flame effects operator by
				another state recognized by the State Fire Marshal; and
(e) Submit to the State Fire Marshal a
				certificate of completion or other such documentation that demonstrates that
				the applicant has successfully completed a course approved by the State Fire
				Marshal that pertains to the classification of certification, such as natural
				gas, propane or solids, sought by the applicant.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.635 - Flame effects operator or flame effects assistant: Requirements for renewal of certification

Current through June 11, 2024
A certificate of registration as a flame effects operator or
				  flame effects assistant must be renewed annually. An applicant for the renewal
				  of a certificate of registration as a flame effects operator or flame effects
				  assistant, as appropriate, must submit to the State Fire Marshal:
1. An application for the renewal of the
				certificate of registration and the applicable fee; and
2. A log which indicates the number of events
				or performances which the applicant had during the previous 12 months,
				including, without limitation, events or performances located outside Nevada.
				To get a certificate of registration renewed, the applicant must, for each
				classification sought to be renewed, have logged the following number of events
				or performances during the previous 12 months:
Events using propane
								.......................................................
At least two performances
Events using natural gas
								...................................................
At least two performances
Events using alcohol
								.......................................................
At least two performances
Events using liquid, other than alcohol
								..........................
At least two performances
Events using solid fuel
								.....................................................
At least two performances
Events using gel
								...............................................................
At least two performances
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal by R207-99, eff. 2-7-2000; A by R090-10, 12-30-2011; A by
				  R077-15,
				  eff. 12/30/2015; A
				  by
				  R132-18A,
				  eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				  R132-18CAP,
				  eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				  477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.636 - Certificates: Categories; authorized acts; expiration and renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Certificates of registration for
				pyrotechnic operators will be issued to successful applicants. Such a
				certificate of registration permits the registrant to handle, supervise and
				discharge fireworks and special effects at events held for entertainment
				whether or not before a live audience. The certificate of registration will be
				issued for outdoor aerial display, indoor stage, special effects or show
				specific. Any person igniting fireworks must be at least 21 years of
				age.
2. A certificate of
				registration for indoor stage or special effects permits the registrant to
				handle, supervise and discharge special effects for the purpose of recording
				the result on film or videotape or for producing a sound effect where no
				audience is present other than incidental spectators. A registrant in this
				category may handle, supervise or discharge any class of fireworks if the
				production of a film or videotape requires their use.
3. A certificate of registration is valid on
				May 1 or the date on which it is issued, whichever is later. If the holder of a
				certificate of registration does not submit the renewal application and pay the
				renewal fee on or before April 30 of the following year, the certificate of
				registration expires and the person must apply to the State Fire Marshal for an
				original certificate of registration.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A 3-9-89; R207-99, 2-7-2000; R062-04, 9-3-2004;
				  R090-10, 12-30-2011
NRS
					 477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.646 - Disciplinary action; reports of certain incidents; transfer of fireworks, special effects and pyrotechnic devices

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The State Fire
				Marshal may suspend, revoke or refuse to renew a license for pyrotechnics or
				flame effects displays or a certificate of registration for flame effects
				operators or assistants, magicians or fire performers if the licensee or
				registrant has caused injuries or permitted a fire hazard at a location at
				which the licensee or registrant:
(a) Stores,
				handles or prepares fireworks, flame effects, special effects or pyrotechnic
				devices; or
(b) Produces or
				conducts a commercial display of fireworks, flame effects or special
				effects.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.651 - Records; reports of disappearance; investigation

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each licensee or registrant shall maintain
				a complete record of the construction, manufacture, import, export, sale or
				other disposition for all fireworks and pyrotechnic devices which come into his
				or her possession. The record must identify the materials by kind or class of
				fireworks or pyrotechnic composition.
2. Each licensee or registrant shall report
				the theft, loss or other disappearance of any fireworks, pyrotechnic devices or
				other pyrotechnic compositions not later than 24 hours after the theft, loss or
				disappearance to the State Fire Marshal Division and to any local law
				enforcement agency with jurisdiction. The report must include identification of
				the quantity, type, kind and class of the missing materials, the location of
				the loss or disappearance and the circumstances in which the loss or
				disappearance occurred.
3. The
				State Fire Marshal and the fire department or law enforcement agency in whose
				jurisdiction the loss of the fireworks or pyrotechnic devices occurred will
				investigate the circumstances in which the loss or disappearance occurred and
				will attempt to recover the missing material.
Added to NAC by St.
				  Fire Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A by R220-99, 9-25-2000; R090-10, 12-30-2011; A by
				  R132-18A,
				  eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				  R132-18CAP,
				  eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				  477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Licenses and Certificates of Registration › Section 477.661 - Prohibited acts; seizure and disposal of fireworks

Current through June 11, 2024
1. No person may:
(a) Use or discharge:
(1) A special effect or firework unless the
				person is a pyrotechnic operator certified by the State Fire Marshal.
(2) A firework of any class or type within
				100 feet of stored gasoline or other flammable liquid which is listed as Class
				I in N.F.P.A. Standard 30, 2018 edition, or any other combustible
				material.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Storage › Section 477.663 - General requirements

Current through June 11, 2024
1. No person may
				maintain or permit the existence of a fire hazard at any location under the
				person's control where fireworks, flame effects or pyrotechnic compositions are
				displayed, discharged or stored.
2.
				A permit issued by the State Fire Marshal is required for the storage of
				fireworks classified as Division 1.3G, Division 1.4G or Division 1.4S by
				18
				U.S.C. §§
										841 et seq. and N.F.P.A.
				Standard 1124, 2017 edition, except for:
(a)
				Fireworks classified as consumer fireworks that are stored at a retail outlet
				building for sale as approved by the State Fire Marshal or pursuant to a permit
				issued by the State Fire Marshal after an inspection of the site is made . As
				used in this paragraph, "building" means any structure utilized or intended for
				supporting or sheltering any occupancy.
(b) Fireworks for public display or special
				effects stored at the site of firing for immediate use .
(c) Storage of material for special effects
				which weighs less than 10 pounds.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › FIREWORKS AND FLAME EFFECTS › Storage › Section 477.666 - Seizure and disposal of fireworks

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Fireworks stored
				in violation of NAC 477.571 to 477.666, inclusive, which have become chemically
				unstable or which are in the possession of a person who is not a licensee or
				registrant or whose license or certificate has been suspended are hereby
				declared to be fire hazards and may be seized and disposed of by the authority
				having jurisdiction. Fireworks which create an imminent threat of danger to
				life or property may be seized without notice by the State Fire Marshal or the
				authority having jurisdiction.
2.
				The officer seizing the fireworks must promptly report to the State Fire
				Marshal concerning:
(a) The quantity and type
				of the fireworks seized;
(b) The
				location where the seizure occurred;
(c) The circumstances prompting the seizure;
				and
(d) The condition of the
				containers and fireworks seized. Fireworks that are found to be unstable or
				incompatible must be destroyed.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › CONTAINERS FOR FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS › Section 477.680 - Sale of portable containers prohibited

Current through June 11, 2024
No person may sell or offer for sale any portable container for
				use in the storage or transportation of Class I or Class II flammable or
				combustible liquids unless the container complies with N.F.P.A. Standard 30,
				2018 edition.
Added to NAC by St. Fire
				Marshal, eff. 1-19-84; A by R062-04, 9-3-2004; R102-08, 9-18-2008; A by
				R132-18A,
				eff. 2/20/2020; A by
				R132-18CAP,
				eff. 12/16/2020
NRS
				477.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › USE OF EXPLOSIVES IN BLASTING › Section 477.710 - Certificate required; qualifications; exemptions; fees; renewal of certificate

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
			 otherwise provided in subsection 3, no person may use explosives in blasting
			 operations for commercial construction unless he or she has a certificate of
			 registration for blasting issued by the State Fire Marshal or is under the
			 direct supervision of a person holding such a certificate. An applicant for a
			 certificate of registration for blasting must:
(a) Meet the criteria outlined in section
			 5601.4 of the International Fire Code, 2018 edition;
(b) Pass a written examination, with a score
			 of at least 75 percent, as determined by the State Fire Marshal; (c) Pay the
			 applicable fee at the time the applicant submits his or her application; (d)
			 Submit the following information with the application:
(1) A letter from his or her employer which:
(I) States that the applicant is employed by
			 the employer;
(II) States that the
			 applicant has knowledge of blasting and the safety requirements relating to
			 blasting; and
(III) Requests that
			 the State Fire Marshal issue a certificate of registration for blasting to the
			 applicant;
(2) A current
			 resume;
(3) A copy of each license
			 that is issued by another state and approved by the State Fire Marshal;
			 and
(4) Any other information
			 required by the State Fire Marshal; and
(e) Possess a letter of clearance as a
			 responsible person or possessor of explosives from the United States Bureau of
			 Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › USE OF EXPLOSIVES IN BLASTING › Section 477.720 - Revocation or suspension of certificate

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The State Fire
			 Marshal may revoke a certificate of registration for blasting if the
			 registrant:
(a) Knowingly fails or refuses to
			 comply with an applicable order of the State Fire Marshal;
(b) Is convicted of a felony;
(c) Becomes a fugitive from
			 justice;
(d) Violates any standard
			 of safety in the use of explosives;
(e) Suffers any physical or mental infirmity
			 which interferes with his or her ability to handle explosive materials
			 safely;
(f) Willfully misrepresents
			 a material fact in order to obtain the certificate;
(g) Causes or permits a fire hazard to exist
			 where explosives are stored or handled; or
(h) Fails to make a report as required in
			 subsection 4 of NAC
			 477.730.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 477 - State Fire Marshal › USE OF EXPLOSIVES IN BLASTING › Section 477.730 - Duties of holder of certificate

Current through June 11, 2024
A holder of a certificate of registration for blasting
				shall:
1. Immediately notify the State
			 Fire Marshal upon learning of an indictment charging the registrant with a
			 felony;
2. Report the loss or theft
			 of any explosive material to:
(a) The local
			 law enforcement agency; and
(b) The
			 Nevada Threat Analysis Center by submitting a suspicious activity report at the
			 Internet address
http://www.NTACNV.org
.