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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:4 - Boiler Inspection: Ohio Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules › Chapter 4101:4-7 - Registration and permits › Section 4101:4-7-01 - Contractor registration and boiler permits

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Unless exempt by paragraph (B) of rule
				4101:4-2-01 of the
				Administrative Code,
(A) Every
			 contractor or owner is to be registered with the division of industrial
			 compliance before installing or making major repairs or alterations to any
			 boiler. Applications for registration will be obtained from the division of
			 industrial compliance on forms prescribed by the superintendent.
(B) All contractors or owners performing
			 boiler installations, repairs, or alterations are to register
			 annually with the superintendent. The annual registration processing fee
			 is
			 fifty dollars.
(C) Every contractor
			 or owner is
			 to apply for and obtain a permit from the division of industrial
			 compliance prior to making the installation of any boiler. The application
			 is to be
			 made on forms prescribed by the superintendent. A permit fee of one- hundred
			 dollars per boiler is to be submitted with each permit application
			 form.
(D) Unless the contractor or
			 owner obtains a "National Board "R" Certificate of Authorization" as prescribed
			 in "Part 3" of the "NBIC" referenced in rule
			 4101:4-3-01 of the
			 Administrative Code, every contractor or owner is to apply for
			 and obtain a permit from the division of industrial compliance prior to making
			 a routine repair that involves welding or a major repair to an existing boiler.
			 The application is to be made on forms prescribed by the
			 superintendent. A permit fee of one-hundred dollars per boiler
			 is to be
			 submitted with each permit application form.
(E) Every contractor or owner performing
			 boiler alterations is to obtain a "National Board "R" Certificate of
			 Authorization" as prescribed in "Part 3" of the "NBIC" referenced in rule
			 4101:4-3-01 of the
			 Administrative Code. The contractor or owner is not required to apply for or
			 obtain a permit from the division of industrial compliance. However, in
			 accordance with "Part 3" of the "NBIC" and rule
			 4101:4-9-01 of the
			 Administrative Code, authorization from an authorized inspector
			 is to be
			 obtained prior to making the proposed alteration.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:4 - Boiler Inspection: Ohio Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules › Chapter 4101:4-7 - Registration and permits › Section 4101:4-7-09 - Repairs and renewal of boiler fittings and appliances. [Rescinded]

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Rescinded eff 7-1-07
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:4 - Boiler Inspection: Ohio Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules › Chapter 4101:4-8 - Inspections › Section 4101:4-8-01 - Inspection of boilers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Unless exempt
			 by paragraph (B) of rule
			 4101:4-2-01 of the
			 Administrative Code, upon completion of an installation performed in accordance with the applicable part of the
			 "NBIC" as determined by the superintendent and referenced in rule
			 4101:4-3-01 of the
			 Administrative Code and in accordance with rules
			 1301:3-5-01 to
			 1301:3-5-09 of the
			 Administrative Code, all boilers are to be inspected by a general or special inspector
			 who holds an Ohio commission issued by the superintendent. Each boiler
			 will be
			 assigned a state of Ohio serial number obtained from the superintendent and
			 affixed by the inspector. Unless otherwise authorized by the superintendent,
			 the boilers are not to be operated
			 until a certificate of operation has been issued by the
			 superintendent.
(B) In accordance
			 with division (G) of section
			 4104.18 of the Revised Code, in
			 addition to any fee assessed and collected directly from the owner or user for
			 the inspection and issuance of a certificate of operation, the superintendent
			 will collect, directly from the owner or user, a board assessed fee of three
			 dollars and twenty-five cents for each certificate of operation or renewal
			 thereof and for each inspection conducted.
(C) The three dollar and twenty-five cent
			 assessment fee collected directly from the owner or user on behalf of the board
			 is to be
			 remitted to the board when deposited by the division of industrial compliance
			 pursuant to section 121.084 of the Revised Code. The
			 superintendent will report to the board the amounts remitted not
			 later than one month following the first full month's collection and then
			 monthly thereafter.
(D) Before
			 inspection or any other work is started on an electric boiler,
								the boiler is to be isolated electrically. An
			 appropriate warning tag is to be posted on the disconnect.
(E) If, in the judgment of the inspector, it
			 is advisable to apply a hydrostatic test to a boiler or pressure vessel, the
			 owner or user is to prepare for and apply the test, which
			 will be
			 witnessed by the inspector.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:4 - Boiler Inspection: Ohio Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules › Chapter 4101:4-10 - Operators › Section 4101:4-10-01 - Licensure and attendance requirements of operators

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In accordance
			 with section 4104.05 of the Revised Code, no
			 person is
			 to operate a low pressure steam boiler that has more than three hundred
			 sixty square feet of heating surface, a power steam boiler that has more than
			 three hundred sixty square feet of heating surface, or a stationary steam
			 engine operating at more than thirty horsepower, unless one of the following
			 applies to that person:
(1) The person holds
			 the required license as specified in section
			 4104.05 of the Revised Code,
			 or
(2) The person is working under
			 the direct supervision of a person holding the required license as specified in
			 section 4104.05 of the Revised
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:4 - Boiler Inspection: Ohio Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules › Chapter 4101:4-17 - Repair and Inspection of Unfired Pressure Vessels › Section 4101:4-17-01 - Repair or change of unfired pressure vessels. [Rescinded]

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Rescinded eff 7-1-07
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:4 - Boiler Inspection: Ohio Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules › Chapter 4101:4-17 - Repair and Inspection of Unfired Pressure Vessels › Section 4101:4-17-02 - In-plant inspection of unfired pressure vessels. [Rescinded]

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Rescinded eff 7-1-07
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:4 - Boiler Inspection: Ohio Boiler and Pressure Vessel Rules › Chapter 4101:4-17 - Repair and Inspection of Unfired Pressure Vessels › Section 4101:4-17-03 - Hydrostatic tests. [Rescinded]

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Rescinded eff 7-1-07
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:5 - Elevators: Elevator Code › Chapter 4101:5-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:5-1-01 - Scope

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
This division of the Administrative Code applies to the
				design, construction, repair, alteration, and maintenance of:
(A) Passenger elevators;
(B) Freight elevators;
(C) Stage lifts;
(D) Dumbwaiters;
(E) Escalators;
(F) Moving walks;
(G) Belt Manlifts;
(H) Mine elevators;
(I) Wind turbine tower elevators
(J) Special service elevators and other
			 lifting and lowering equipment as provided for by section
			 4105.01 of the Revised Code, but
			 does not
			 include the following:
(1) Conveyors and
			 related equipment within the scope of "ANSI B20.1";
(2) Tiering or piling machines used to move
			 material to and from storage and located and operating entirely within one
			 story;
(3) Equipment for feeding or
			 positioning materials at machine tools, printing presses, etc.;
(4) Hoists for raising or lowering materials
			 and which are provided with unguided hooks, slings, and similar means for
			 attachment to the materials;
(5)
			 Skip or furnace hoists;
(6) Wharf
			 ramps;
(7) Amusement devices, but
			 does include elevators in observation towers, etc.;
(8) Lift bridges;
(9) Railroad car lifts or dumpers;
(10) Material hoists and material lifts;
(11) Workmen's hoists in place for the
			 duration of the construction renovation or demolition of the project;
			 and
(12) Elevators within
			 individual dwelling units.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:5 - Elevators: Elevator Code › Chapter 4101:5-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:5-1-03 - Enforcement

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The superintendent of the division of
			 industrial compliance enforces the provisions of rules
			 4101:5-1-01 to
			 4101:5-3-02 and rules
			 1301:3-6-01 to
			 1301:3-6-06 of the
			 Administrative Code relating to the design, construction, repair, alteration,
			 and maintenance of elevators and elevator controls as defined in rule
			 4101:5-1-02 of the
			 Administrative Code.
Exception: Municipal corporations, such as the city of
				Cleveland and the city of Cincinnati, which are authorized to adopt regulations
				for the regular inspection of elevators pursuant to section
				4105.19 of the Revised
				Code.
(B) All requirements
			 within the standards referenced in "Table 4101:5-3-01" of rule
			 4101:5-3-01 of the
			 Administrative Code that relate to the construction of the building and the
			 building service equipment located within an elevator hoistway enclosure,
			 hoistway, machine room, and control room such as, but not limited to,
			 requirements for wall materials, wall fire resistance ratings, fire and/or
			 smoke dampers, means of egress doors and hardware, ladders, air conditioning
			 systems, ventilation systems, fire protection systems, lighting systems,
			 electrical power supply to the elevator controls, lighting switches, electrical
			 disconnects and selective coordination of overcurrent protective devices
			 (OCPD), plumbing, sanitary piping, and sump pits are to be
			 enforced by the building official having jurisdiction as determined in division
			 (A)(1) of section 3791.04 of the Revised
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:5 - Elevators: Elevator Code › Chapter 4101:5-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:5-1-04 - Application for permit

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
In accordance with section
				4105.16 of the Revised Code,
				every owner or contractor is required to apply for and obtain a permit from the
				division of industrial compliance prior to the installation of, alteration of,
				or repair of any elevator regulated by the division. The application
				
								is to
				be made on forms prescribed by the superintendent and in accordance with rule
				1301:3-6-03 of the
				Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:5 - Elevators: Elevator Code › Chapter 4101:5-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:5-1-05 - Adjudication order

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Before attempting to enforce, by any remedy, civil or criminal,
				the provisions with which the proposed or
				inspected elevator does not comply, the superintendent
				
								will
				issue an adjudication order in accordance with section
				4105.11 of the Revised Code. The
				owner of the elevator specified therein may appeal to the board of building
				appeals under section
				3781.19 of the Revised
				Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:5 - Elevators: Elevator Code › Chapter 4101:5-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:5-1-06 - Examination for certificate of competency

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) No person may act, either as a general
			 inspector or as a special inspector of elevators, unless
			 that person
			 holds a certificate of competency issued by the superintendent in accordance
			 with rule
			 1301:3-6-02 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(B) The
			 written examination administered by the superintendent, prior to issuance of a
			 certificate of competency, is the "Quality Elevator Inspectors (QEI)
			 Examination."
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:5 - Elevators: Elevator Code › Chapter 4101:5-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:5-1-07 - Assessment fee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In accordance
			 with division (I) of section
			 4105.17 of the Revised Code, in
			 addition to any fees assessed and collected directly from the owner or user for
			 the inspection and issuance of a certificate of operation, the superintendent
			 will collect, directly from the owner or user, a board assessed fee of three
			 dollars and twenty-five cents for each certificate of operation or renewal
			 thereof and for each inspection conducted.
(B) The three dollars and twenty-five cent
			 assessment fee collected directly from the owner or user on behalf of the board
			 is to be
			 remitted to the board when deposited by the division of industrial compliance
			 pursuant to section 121.084 of the Revised Code. The
			 superintendent is to report to the board the amounts remitted not
			 later than one month following the first full month's collection and then
			 monthly thereafter.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:5 - Elevators: Elevator Code › Chapter 4101:5-3 - Accepted Engineering Practice and Approved Standards › Section 4101:5-3-02 - Resolution of conflicts

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In the event
			 of conflict, the rules of the board of building standards adopted pursuant to
			 section 3781.10 of the Revised Code and
			 known as the "Ohio Building Code", the "Ohio Mechanical Code", and the "Ohio
			 Plumbing Code"  govern any rule or
			 standards adopted by the board pursuant to division (A) of section
			 4105.011 of the Revised
			 Code.
(B) The rules of the board
			 are not
			 to be retroactively applied to existing elevators
			 that are not otherwise being altered or repaired. Portions of an elevator not
			 altered and not affected by an alteration are not required to comply with the
			 code requirements for a new elevator.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-04 - General requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Every article of bedding or upholstered
			 furniture manufactured or wholesaled for sale, delivered, consigned, or
			 possessed for sale, sold or offered for sale, remade, repaired, or renovated
			 for return to the owner in this state, shall have securely attached thereto a
			 tag or label made of such material as the superintendent prescribes. The tag or
			 label shall bear, in plain print in the English
			 language, such information and data as
			  the superintendent
			 prescribes.
Every stuffed toy manufactured or wholesaled for sale,
				delivered, consigned, or possessed for sale, or
				sold or offered for sale in this state
				shall have securely affixed thereto a tag or label. The form, design, color, or
				size of the label is left to the discretion of the manufacturer or importer,
				provided that the information required on the label is clearly legible and
				of
				sufficient size type so that it can be readily discerned.
The label of a stuffed toy shall bear the following
				information:
(1) The registered name
			 and address of the manufacturer, wholesaler, or importer, or, at the option of
			 the manufacturer, wholesaler, or importer, the registration
			 number assigned to the registrant by this state, which shall be the
			 registration number of the manufacturer, wholesaler,
			 or importer in any other state in which the registrant is registered;
			 and
(2) A statement that "All new material" was
			 used in the manufacture of the stuffed toy and also specifying the type of
			 filling materials used in the stuffed toy.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-06 - Label requirements for articles of bedding and upholstered furniture manufactured of secondhand material

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Material: shall be of white vellum cloth
			 or a cloth or Tyvek of comparable quality that will not
			 flake out when abraded, or such other material as prescribed or authorized by
			 the director.
(B) Size:
			 no less
			 than four by eight inches, except on pillows where size shall not be less than
			 three by four inches.
(C) Color of
			 material: White is required.
(D)
								Label shall have
			 a red border at least three-eighths of one inch wide.
(E) Each article shall have two labels,
			 except comforters, mattress protectors, quilts, cushions, and pillows on which
			 only one label is required.
(F)
			 Each label shall state in the English language:
(1) In bold red type not less than one-fourth
			 of one inch high the words
"Made of second hand material"
(2) The filling contents used in the article,
			 employing the terms and provisions set forth in this chapter. When fillings other than those defined are used, the
			 division should be consulted for the correct labeling of any materials not
			 defined in this chapter.
(a) An article
			 consisting of a main body and one or more accompanying cushions requires that
			 the filling contained in the body and in the cushions be stated separately and
			 identified on one or more attached labels. The number of cushions must also be
			 stated.
(b) An upholstered article
			 made with the back separate from the seat requires that the fillings of each be
			 stated separately and identified on the label.
(3) The manufacturer's registration
			 number preceded by the name of the state
			 issuing the registration number and followed by the abbreviated name of the
			 state in which the plant is located. Each manufacturing location or plant shall
			 have a separate registration number.
(4) The registered name and address of the manufacturer,
			 maker, distributor, or vendor of the article with the
			 appropriate name and address identifier. Post office box numbers are not
			 acceptable.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-07 - Label requirements for renovators

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All renovators are governed by the
			 requirements of rules
			 4101:6-1-02,
			 4101:6-1-03, 4101:6-1-04, 4101:6-1-05, and 4101:6-1-06 of the Administrative
			 Code, except those portions relating to the type and description of filling
			 materials shall apply only when materials are added in remaking, repairing, or
			 renovating.
(B) Any person
			 receiving an article of bedding or upholstered furniture for remaking,
			 repairing, or renovating shall, while such article is in his
			 or her possession,
			 keep securely attached thereto a tag or label "Illustration
			 III"
			 showing:
(1) Name and address of the
			 owner.
(2) Date of
			 receipt.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-08 - Label requirements for the sale of secondhand articles of bedding and upholstered furniture

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Material: Suitable cloth or heavy paper
			 such as is generally used for tags.
(B) Size: Shall be a minimum of three by five
			 inches.
(C) Color of material:
			 Yellow is required.
(D) Color of
			 printing: Black is required.
(E)
			 Each label shall state in type not less than one-fourth of one inch high the
			 words:
"Secondhand Material Contents Unknown This Item Has Been
				Sterilized" Registration Number
(F) "Illustration VII" shows the arrangement
			 and form of the label suggested for use on secondhand articles of bedding and
			 upholstered furniture.
(G) No
			 person shall sell, offer for sale, lease, or have
			 in their possession for sale any secondhand article of bedding, upholstered
			 furniture, or secondhand stuffed toy, unless they
			 first remove the original tag or label and securely attach a tag
			 or label, where clearly visible, meeting the requirements of this
			 rule.
(H) The requirements of this
			 rule do not apply to the sale of antique furniture.
(I) The vendor of secondhand bedding must
			 comply with the requirements of rule
			 4101:6-1-03
			 of the Administrative Code and rules and regulations governing
			 sanitization or sterilization. In addition to the
			 above information, all tags placed on secondhand bedding must contain the
			 vendor's registration number.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-11 - Cotton fillers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) "Cotton felt" means the product obtained
			 when one or more of the cotton products defined under paragraphs (B), (C), and
			 (D) of this rulehave been carded in layers or sheets by a garnet or
			 felting machine. The term "Blended Cotton Felt" may be used when more than one
			 type of material, as specified in this paragraph, is used.
(B) "Staple cotton" means the staple fibrous
			 growth, as removed from cottonseed in the usual process of ginning (first cut),
			 containing no foreign material. Leaves, hull, etc. present in the usual amount shall not be
			 considered foreign material. The term "cotton" by itself shall not be
			 used.
(C) "Cotton linters" means
			 the fibrous growth removed from cottonseed subsequent to the usual process of
			 ginning.
(D) "Cotton by-products"
			 means the by-products removed from the various machine operations necessary in
			 the manufacture of cotton yarn up to but not including the process of spinning,
			 and shall include only the following materials commonly known in cotton mill
			 terms as: (1) "cotton comber," (2) "cotton card
			 strips," or "cotton vacuum strips," (3) "cotton fly," and (4) "cotton picker."
			 Either the blanket term "cotton by-products" or the
			 individual terms: "cotton fly," etc. may
			 be used on the  label.
(E) "Cotton waste" means any material defined
			 under cotton by-products containing more than seven per cent of trash, hull,
			 leaf, stem, pulp, etc., and includes cotton motes.
(F) "Cotton mill sweepings" means sweeps,
			 oily sweeps, or oily card.
(G)
			 "Trash" means hull, leaf, stem, pulp, etc.
			 when present in excess of ten per cent of the filling; it shall be shown on the
			 label as "trash."
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-12 - Down and feather fillers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Definitions:
Each of the following terms, herein defined, shall be further
				designated on the label by the name of the fowl (goose, duck,
				turkey, and chicken) from whence the material came, except that the
				term "down" may be used by itself without denoting the species of fowl from
				whence it came. The term "waterfowl" may be used to designate goose, duck, or
				any mixture of goose and duck stock. A twenty per cent tolerance will be
				allowed on the statement of species.
In labeling of "down," "goose down," or "duck down," no minus
				tolerance is permitted wherever the term "not less than" appears in connection
				with any constituent; and no plus tolerance is permitted wherever the term "not
				more than" appears in connection with any constituent; enumerated in this
				rule.
(1) "Down": The term "down" may
			 be used to designate any filling material consisting of not less than seventy
			 per cent of a mixture of down clusters, plumules, and down fibers, of which not
			 more than ten per cent of the mixture shall be down fibers and not more than
			 thirty per cent of a combination of the following:
(a) Natural waterfowl feathers;
(b) Down fiber, not more than five per
			 cent;
(c) Damaged and broken
			 feathers, not more than three per cent;
(d) Chicken feathers and fibers, not more
			 than two per cent;
(e) Waterfowl
			 feather fiber, not more than five per cent, may be labeled as "down";
(f) Residue of not more than two per
			 cent.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-13 - Hair fillers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Definitions:
Each of the following terms, herein defined, shall be further
				designated on the label as to origin, according to the following
				classifications: "horse tail," "horse mane," "cattle
				tail," "hide," "hog," and "goat." A ten per
				cent tolerance will be allowed on the statement of origin.
(1) "Hair" means the coarse, filamentous,
			 epidermal outgrowth of such mammals as horses, cattle, hogs, and goats. When
			 used in the manufacture or renovation of bedding or upholstered furniture, it
			 shall be clean, properly cured, and free from epidermis, excreta,
			 and foreign
			 or objectionable substances or odors.
(2) "Dyed hair" or "bleached hair" means hair
			 that is dyed or bleached. The appropriate designation shall appear on the
			 label, preceded by the word "dyed" or "bleached."
(3) "Curled hair" means hair
			 that has
			 been curled. The appropriate designation shall appear on the label, preceded by
			 the word "curled."
(4) "Uncurled"
			 means hair that has not passed through a curling process. The
			 appropriate designation shall appear on the label, preceded by the word
			 "uncurled."
(5) "Hair pad" means
			 hair that is interwoven or punched on any woven material or
			 otherwise fabricated into a pad. The kind, grade, and percentage of each type
			 of material in the pad shall be stated on the label. No description of the
			 woven material or any reference to it is required.
(6) "Rubberized hair,"  "resin
			 treated hair," or
			 "resinated hair" means hair that has been rubberized or resin treated. The
			 appropriate designation shall appear on the label, preceded by the word
			 "rubberized," "resin treated," or "resinated."
(7)
			 "Shredded hair" means hair that has been shredded. The appropriate designation
			 shall appear on the label, preceded by the word "shredded." The use of the term
			 "curled" is not permitted in connection with shredded hair.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-14 - Wool fillers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Definitions:
(1) "Wool felt" means the product obtained
			 when one or more of the wool products defined under paragraphs (A)(2), (A)(3),
			 and (A)(4) of this rule have been carded
			 in layers or sheets by a garnett or felting machine. The term "blended wool
			 felt" may be used when more than one type of material, as specified in this
			 paragraph, is used.
(2) "Wool"
			 or "virgin wool" means the fleece of
			 the sheep or lambthat has been scoured or scoured and carbonized. It shall not be the
			 by-product of any manufacturing process; nor shall it have sustained prior use.
			 It shall be free from kemp and vegetable matter.
(3) Optional for those manufacturers who want
			 to use, and get credit for using, a finer quality
			 of wool. "Choice wool" or "choice
			 virgin wool" means wool or virgin wool,
			 as defined in paragraph (A)(2) of this rule, that is "one-fourth blood" (48's)
			 or finer in grade, according to the United States standards for grades of wool,
			 and shall be natural or bleached white in color. The fibers shall be reasonably
			 uniform in length, which means that the fibers
			 contin no admixture of short wool fibers. The term "choice wool"
			 or "choice virgin wool" may not be used
			 in describing component parts of wool blends or mixtures.
(4) "Wool by-products" means the by-products
			 removed from the various machine operations necessary in the manufacture of
			 wool yarn up to, but not including, the process of spinning, and shall include the
			 following materials commonly known in wool mill terms as: (a) "noils" and
			 (b) "fulling flocks." Either the blanket term "wool-by-products" or the
			 individual terms "wool noils," etc., may be used on the
			  label.
(5) "Wool waste" means all other by-products
			 and waste from any manufacturing process employing only new wool fibers and
			 includes wool pills and shank and tag wools.
(6) "Tanner's wool"
			 means wool reclaimed from tanned sheepskin.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-15 - Foam and rubber fillers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Definitions:
The following terms shall be used with the appropriate foam or
				sponge products when applicable:
(1)
			 "Shredded": This term shall be used when any foam product has been
			 shredded.
(2) "Cemented": This term
			 shall be used when any foam product has been cemented together.
(3) "Molded": This term shall be used when a
			 foam product has been molded in the form intended for use.
(4) "Pieces": This term shall be used to
			 describe pieces of unshredded foam waste that
			 result from production or trimmings from cutting sheets or
			 shapes.
(5) "Imperfect": This term
			 shall be used when any foam product shows major manufacturing imperfections and is
			 sold as other than first quality material.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-16 - Synthetic fiber fillers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Definitions:
(A)
			 "Synthetic fibers" means long chain synthetic polymers and/or copolymers joined
			 either chemically or physically to form a filament or fiber. A disclosure of
			 polymers and/or copolymers contained therein shall be made in the descending
			 order of their percentage by weight in the fiber, e.g., "Polystyrene Fibers," "Vinyl-Acrylic
			 Fibers," etc.; or the fibers may be designated as "Synthetic Fibers." This applies
			 to all synthetic fibers defined in this rule. The trade name of these fibers
			 may be shown at the bottom of the label in the space for additional
			 information.
(B) "Acrylic fiber"
			 means the fiber formed from any long chain synthetic polymer containing not
			 less than eighty-five per cent acrylonitrile.
(C) "Azlon fiber" means fiber formed from
			 regenerated naturally occurring proteins.
(D) "Modacrylic fiber" means the fiber formed
			 from any longchain synthetic polymer containing less than eighty-five per cent
			 acrylonitrile units.
(E) "Nylon
			 fiber" means the fiber formed from any longchain synthetic polymersamide which
			 has recurring amide groups as an integral part of the main polymer
			 chain.
(F) "Fiber nytril fiber"
			 means the fiber formed from a synthetic polymer of at least eighty-five per
			 cent vinylidene dinitrile content is no less than every other unit in the
			 polymer chain.
(G) "Olefin fiber"
			 means the fiber formed from any synthetic polymer composed of at least
			 eighty-five per cent ethylene, propylene, or other olefin units.
(H) "Polyethylene fiber" means the fiber
			 formed from polymers and/or copolymers of ethylene.
(I) "Polyester fiber polyester" means the
			 fiber formed from a polymerized reaction product of esters and containing not
			 less than eighty-five per cent of a dihydric alcohol and terephthalic
			 acid.
(J) "Polyether fiber" means
			 the fiber formed from a polymerized reaction product of ethers.
(K) "Polystyrene fiber" means the fiber
			 formed from the polymerization product of styrene monomers.
(L) "Polyvinylidrene fiber" means the fiber
			 formed from copolymers of vinylidrene chloride and other monomers.
(M) "Saran fiber" means the fiber formed from
			 any longchain, synthetic polymer containing not less than eighty per cent of
			 vinylidene chloride units.
(N)
			 "Spandex fiber" means the fiber formed from any longchain synthetic polymer
			 containing at least eighty-five of a segmented polyurethane.
(O) "Vinyl fiber" means the fiber formed from
			 any longchain synthetic polymer composed of at least fifty per cent vinyl
			 alcohol units, and in which the total of the vinyl alcohol units, and any one
			 or more of the various acetal units is at least eighty-five per cent of the
			 fiber.
(P) "Vinyon fiber" means the
			 fiber formed from any synthetic polymer containing at least eighty-five per
			 cent of the vinyl chloride units.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-19 - Procedure for notice of public hearing

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Notice of adoption, amendment, or
				rescission of any rule in this chapter shall be made in accordance with section
				119.03
				of the Revised Code and rule
				1301-1-01
				of the Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-20 - Requirements for laboratory designation

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Laboratory
			 designation by the superintendent or the superintendent's designee shall
			 require the demonstration of efficiency in performing tests and analysis to
			 identify filling materials used in the manufacture of bedding and stuffed
			 toys.
(B)
								Acceptable test and analysis criteria include being
			 accredited or certified by a professional organization or state or federal
			 agency engaged in accreditation or certification of bedding material testing
			 laboratories, substantial experience with the testing or analyzing of bedding
			 materials, or other testing standards as approved by the superintendent or the
			 superintendent's designee.
(C)
								Persons or firms
			 seeking to become designated laboratories shall apply to the "Division of
			 Industrial Compliance, 6606 Tussing Road, P.O. Box 4009, Reynoldsburg, Ohio
			 43068-4005," and submit an application on the form prescribed by the Division ,
			 a detailed summary of testing methods to be used, and third-party certification
			 documentation.
(D)
								Designations of laboratories by the superintendent are
			 valid for two years from the date of designation by the superintendent or the
			 superintendent's designee.
(E)
								Designated
			 laboratories must reapply for designation with the superintendent at least
			 thirty days prior to the expiration of their designation or at least thirty
			 days before the laboratory conducts tests that will be submitted to the
			 division.
(F)
								Designated laboratories must provide analysis that
			 include fiber identification as well as a determination of the percentage of
			 each type of fiber or material contained within the article which shall be
			 submitted for division review and approval upon testing completion. The report
			 must also identify the test method(s) used.
(G)
								No person shall
			 import, manufacture, renovate, wholesale, or reupholster stuffed toys or
			 articles of bedding, unless the item has been tested by a laboratory that has
			 been designated by the superintendent or the superintendent's designee to
			 perform such testing as provided in this rule.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-21 - Requirements for application for sterilization or sanitization approval

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								No person
			 shall sell secondhand articles of bedding or filling materials
			  unless
			 such articles or materials have been sanitized or
			 sterilized by a method and process approved by
			 the division of industrial compliance in accordance with
			 Chapter 3713. of the Revised Code and rules promulgated
			 thereunder.
(B) Persons or firms
			 intending to operate sterilization plants shall either apply via electronic
			 mail to Ohio.Bedding@com.state.oh.us or to the "Division of Industrial
			 Compliance, 6606 Tussing Road, P.O. Box 4009, Reynoldsburg, Ohio, 43068-4005," 
								by submitting
								the application, as well
			 as detailed plans and specifications of equipment and method
			 of sterilization to be used.
(C) No
			 manufacturer, dealer, or distributor shall
			 receive or purchase any secondhand filling material, feathers, down, or hair
			 for use in the manufacture, renovation, or repair
			 of an article of bedding or upholstered furniture from a sterilizer who is not
			 approved as provided in paragraph (B) of this rule.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-22 - Materials required to be sanitized or sterilized; other prohibitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All secondhand
			 bedding, secondhand upholstered furniture, or
			 secondhand stuffed toys, if intended for resale or lease, shall be
			 sanitized or sterilized
			 in accordance with Chapter 3713.
			 of the Revised Code and rules promulgated thereunder.
(B) No person shall
			 use the following material to make any
			 article of bedding, upholstered furniture, or stuffed toy for sale unless such
			 material has been thoroughly sterilized by a process approved by the
			 division:
(1)
									Material that
			 comes from an animal or fowl; or
(2)
			 Any secondhand filling material.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-23 - Storage of sterilized or sanitized bedding and upholstered furniture

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Mattresses
			 shall be stored at least one foot from the floor in a dry room, preferably
			 above ground, and so spaced to allow four inches of free air circulation on all
			 sides.
(B) The storage area for
			 sterilized or sanitized items shall be clean and
			 free from trash, vermin, insects, filth or any hazardous waste.
(C) New,
								 sterilized, or
			 sanitized articles of upholstered furniture, bedding, stuffed toys, or
			 filling materials shall be at all times kept separate from any secondhand
			 articles or materials that are unsanitized or
			 unsterilized.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-24 - Definitions and methods of sterilization or sanitization processes required

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								
								Sterilization
			 methods include the following:
(1)
									"Dry heat method" requires
			 subjecting items of bedding, upholstered furniture, or
			 stuffed toys in an approved chamber to a maintained temperature of two hundred
			 thirty degrees Fahrenheit for a minimum period of two hours after
			 the required temperature has been attained. Heat
			 may be obtained from steam, electricity, or gas. Use of gas shall require
			 an indirect heating system to eliminate
			 the possibility of igniting materials being
			 sterilized. Space for free circulation between and around articles of bedding
			 shall not be less than four inches.
(2) "Steam method"
			 requires subjecting items of bedding, upholstered furniture, or
			 stuffed toys in an approved chamber with direct steam for thirty minutes at
			 a pressure of fifteen pounds per square inch and
			 temperature of two hundred fifty degrees Fahrenheit or for twenty minutes at
			 a pressure of twenty pounds
			 per square inch and temperature of two hundred
			 sixty degrees Fahrenheit. An approved steam
			 tight  chamber shall be
			 sufficiently strong to withstand such pressure
			 being used and equipped with accurate visible
			 pressure and temperature gauges as well as necessary safety devices.
			 The
			 chamber shall provide for free circulation with a
			 minimum clearance of one inch from the tops,
			 bottoms
			 and sides of articles being sterilized.
(3)
			 "Carbon dioxide method" requires subjecting items of bedding,
			 upholstered furniture, or stuffed toys in an approved chamber with
			 a mixture of nine
			 parts carbon dioxide  and
			 one part ethylene gas , a minimum
			 of one and sixty-five hundredths pounds of commercially prepared carbon dioxide
			 for each one hundred cubic feet of chamber volume, for twenty-four hours at
			 a temperature of seventy degrees Fahrenheit
			 or for six hours at a temperature of one hundred degrees Fahrenheit.
			 The
			 chamber shall be completely gas -tight with
			 approved equipment for circulating gas during the
			 exposure period and exhausting gas after sterilization. Exhaust
			 fan(s)
			 shall have an exhaust duct with sealed joints to
			 the outside that
									discharge above the roof
			 of the building and shall not be located nearer
			 than one hundred feet of any residence. Exhaust and air inlet valves of
			 positive locking type shall be provided. Space for free circulation of gas
			 between and around articles of bedding undergoing sterilization shall be at
			 least one inch.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:6 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture Inspection › Chapter 4101:6-1 - General Provisions › Section 4101:6-1-25 - Enforcement

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The department
			 of commerce shall review plans and cause an inspection to be made and if it is
			 determined that the sterilization will comply with the regulations of the
			 division, pursuant to Chapter 3713. of the Revised Code, the installation
			 of a sterilizer shall be approved.
(B) The division shall make inspections from
			 time to time to determine whether the sterilizer is fully complying with all of
			 the provisions of rules
			 4101:6-1-21
			 to 4101:6-1-25 of the Administrative Code.
(C) Accurate records accessible to agents of
			 the division shall be kept 
			 by the operator of the treatment device for six months after
			 the treatment date of sterilization,
			 including lot number, length of time treated,
			 name and address of person for whom treated,
								and the
			 source of process material.
(D) If
			 the superintendent or the superintendent's
			 designee
								 finds that any article of bedding
			 or filling material  has been used by
			 or about any person having an infectious or contagious disease, he or she shall tag
			 such article of bedding or material with a tag bearing the word "unclean" in
			 conspicuous letters. Such tag shall not be removed except upon direction of the
			 superintendent.
(E) The department
			 of commerce, through its officers and employees, is hereby empowered to take
			 samples of materials under the authority of section
			 3713.03
			 of the Revised Code and to hold for evidence at trial for the violations of
			 section
			 3713.09
			 of the Revised Code any articles or materials manufactured or offered for sale
			 or lease in violation of section
			 3713.09
			 of the Revised Code. The superintendent may order off-sale and may so tag any
			 article of bedding that is not tagged as herein required, or to which is
			 affixed any label or labeling, if there appears thereon any misleading term,
			 designation, or pictorial device
			 that is
			 false or might tend to mislead the public as to the material content,
			 composition, or construction of an article of bedding or which is deceptive in
			 any other material respect. No article or materials placed off-sale or seized
			 by the superintendent shall be sold; nor shall
			 the contents thereof be altered, interfered with,
			 or removed in whole or in part.
								Nor shall the articles or contents thereof be removed
			 from the premises where placed off-sale or seized until such articles or
			 materials are released by the superintendent.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 4101:7 - Certification of Building Departments, Building Department Personnel, Local Boards of Building Appeals, and Fire Protection System Designers › Chapter 4101:7-3 - Building Department Personnel › Section 4101:7-3-01 - Residential and non-residential building department personnel certification

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Residential and non-residential building departments shall have
				personnel qualified to execute the duties required to enforce the rules of the
				board. Only those certified individuals employed by or under contract with a
				particular political subdivision are authorized to exercise enforcement
				authority within that same jurisdiction.
Exception: Inspectors performing industrialized unit
				inspections on behalf of the board of building standards.
(A) Building department personnel
			 certification classifications. The certifications issued by the board of
			 building standards are as follows:
(1)
			 Building official.
(2) Interim
			 building official.
(3) Residential
			 building official.
(4) Interim
			 residential building official.
(5)
			 Master plans examiner.
(6) Interim
			 master plans examiner.
(7) Master
			 plans examiner trainee.
(8)
			 Residential plans examiner.
(9)
			 Interim residential plans examiner.
(10) Residential plans examiner
			 trainee.
(11) Building plans
			 examiner.
(12) Interim building
			 plans examiner.
(13) Building plans
			 examiner trainee.
(14) Electrical
			 plans examiner.
(15) Interim
			 electrical plans examiner.
(16)
			 Electrical plans examiner trainee.
(17) Plumbing plans examiner.
(18) Interim plumbing plans
			 examiner.
(19) Plumbing plans
			 examiner trainee.
(20) Mechanical
			 plans examiner.
(21) Interim
			 mechanical plans examiner.
(22)
			 Mechanical plans examiner trainee.
(23) Fire protection plans
			 examiner.
(24) Interim fire
			 protection plans examiner.
(25)
			 Fire protection plans examiner trainee.
(26) Building inspector.
(27) Interim building inspector.
(28) Building inspector trainee.
(29) Residential building
			 inspector.
(30) Interim residential
			 building inspector.
(31)
			 Residential building inspector trainee.
(32) Fire protection inspector.
(33) Interim fire protection
			 inspector.
(34) Mechanical
			 inspector.
(35) Interim mechanical
			 inspector.
(36) Mechanical
			 inspector trainee.
(37) Residential
			 mechanical inspector.
(38) Interim
			 residential mechanical inspector.
(39) Residential mechanical inspector
			 trainee.
(40) Electrical safety
			 inspector.
(41) Electrical safety
			 inspector trainee.
(42)
			 Industrialized unit inspector.
(43)
			 Interim industrialized unit inspector.
(44) Residential industrialized unit
			 inspector.
(45) Interim residential
			 industrialized unit inspector.
(46)
			 Plumbing inspector.
(47) Interim
			 plumbing inspector.
(48) Plumbing
			 inspector trainee.
(49) Medical gas
			 piping inspector.