Nev. Admin. Code § 477.820 - Agreement for maintenance and inspection; duties upon notification of use of or fault in system
1. Upon installing
a fire standpipe system, the owner of the system shall obtain a satisfactory
written agreement for the maintenance and inspection of the system. The
agreement must require that proper tests and inspections be performed by
persons holding proper certificates of registration at the prescribed
intervals. A copy of the agreement, along with proof that the firm which is to
conduct the inspections is adequately covered by liability insurance, must be
submitted to the authority having jurisdiction.
2. Within 24 hours after being notified by
the owner that a standpipe has been used or that a fault in a fire standpipe
system has occurred, a licensee, installer or service agency that has a service
contract with the owner must:
(a) Respond to
repair or restore the system;
(b)
Notify the authority having jurisdiction of the use of or fault in the
standpipe system; and
(c) Submit to
the State Fire Marshal evidence that the licensee, installer or service agency
has:
(1) The necessary equipment and approved
personnel;
(2) The necessary stock
of parts and devices;
(3) A valid
license issued by the State Contractors' Board; and
(4) A certification and approval by the
manufacturer from whom the equipment is purchased.
Notes
NRS 477.030
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