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OVERVIEW OF THE CONNECTICUT FIRE SAFETY CODE AND

THE 2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODE WITH RESPECT TO HAZMAT CODES

JOHN DOUCETTE

OFFICE OF STATE FIRE MARSHAL

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OBJECTIVES

• UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CONNECTICUT FIRE

SAFETY CODE AND THE CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODE

• UNDERSTAND THE CODE FLOW PERTAINING TO HAZARDOUS

MATERIALS AND SPECIAL HAZARDS TO NEW AND EXISTING

OCCUPANCIES

• PASS THE WRITTEN EXAM AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM

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WHAT ARE WE USING ?????

• AS OF JANUARY 1ST 2015 • CONNECTICUT STATE FIRE SAFETY CODE • CONNECTICUT STATE FIRE SAFETY CODE

EFFECTIVE 12/31/2005 AS AMENDED AUGUST 1, 2009, AND

OCTOBER 2, 2012

• CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODE

EFFECTIVE 1/1/2015 AS AMENDED 8

THE OLD WAYBY STATUTE FOR HAZ MAT AND HAZ CHEM

REGULATIONS AS AN EXAMPLE;• SEC. 29-320. REGULATIONS CONCERNING FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS.

• SEC. 29-321. VARIATIONS OR EXEMPTIONS.

• SEC. 29-322. INSPECTIONS; REPORT OF LEAK OR DISCHARGE.

• SEC. 29-323. APPEAL.

• SEC. 29-324. PENALTY.

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THE OLD WAY BY REGULATION

• SEC. 29-320-1A. THE CONN. FLAMMABLE & COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS CODE: PURPOSE AND

APPLICABILITY

• SEC. 29-320-2A. AHJ

• SEC. 29-320-3A. ADOPTED STANDARDS

• 30, 30A, 30B, 34, 35, 37 ECT.

• SEC. 29-320-4A. CT. SUPPLEMENT TO NFPA 30A-1996

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SO JUST HOLD THAT THOUGHT FOR A FEW MOMENTS

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LETS GO FORWARD USING BABY STEPS

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NEW VERSUS EXISTING

•USING THE CSFSC PART III AND THE CSBC FOR

NEW CONSTRUCTION !!!!!!!!!!!NEW CONSTRUCTION !!!!!!!!!!!

•USING THE CSFSC PART IV AND THE 2015

CSFPC FOR EXISTING OCCUPANCIES !!!!!!!!!

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WHAT WILL BE PROPOSED FOR NEW FACILITIES

• IFC CHAPTER 6 BUILDING SERVICES SECTION 603

FUEL-FIRED APPLIANCES,

• SECTION AND IFGC , NOTE (NFPA 54), IMC, NFPA

• IFC CHAPTER 13 COMBUSTIBLE DUST

PRODUCING OPERATIONS,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 61, 69,ETC

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• IFC CHAPTER 11 AVIATION FACILITIES, AIRPORT

FUEL SYSTEMS,

• SECTION AND NFPA 407

• IFC CHAPTER 12 DRY CLEANING,

• SECTION AND NFPA 32

• IFC CHAPTER 14 FIRE SAFETY DURING

CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 241

• IFC CHAPTER 15 FLAMMABLE FINISHES,


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WHAT WILL BE PROPOSED FOR NEW FACILITIESCONTINUED

• IFC CHAPTER 22 MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING

SYSTEMS AND REPAIR GARAGES,

• CHAPTER, SECTIONS AND NFPA 30A, 50A, 50B,

• IFC CHAPTER 28 AEROSOLS,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 30B

• IFC CHAPTER 30 COMPRESSED GASES, CHAPTER, SECTIONS AND NFPA 30A, 50A, 50B,

58, 52

• IFC CHAPTER 26 WELDING AND OTHER HOT

WORK,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 51, 51A

• IFC CHAPTER 27 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 52, 54, 57, 59A

• IFC CHAPTER 32 CRYOGENIC FLUIDS,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 50B, 59A,

• IFC CHAPTER 34 FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 30,

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WHAT WILL BE PROPOSED FOR NEW FACILITIESCONTINUED

• IFC CHAPTER 35 FLAMMABLE GASSES,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 50A, 54,

IFC CHAPTER 36 FLAMMABLE SOLIDS • IFC CHAPTER 36 FLAMMABLE SOLIDS

• IFC CHAPTER 38 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASSES,


• IFC CHAPTER 40 OXIDIZERS,

• CHAPTER AND NFPA 50,

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IS THE CONCEPT UNDERSTOOD?

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2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODE

• (NEW) SEC. 29-291A-1A. THE CONNECTICUT STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE: TITLE AND

ADMINISTRATION

• (A) THE REGULATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES,

SECTIONS 29-291A-1A TO 29-291A-10A, INCLUSIVE, OF THE REGULATIONS

OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES AND THEIR ADOPTED STANDARDS, SHALL

BE KNOWN AS THE CONNECTICUT STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE,

HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS “THE CODE” OR “THIS CODE”.

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2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODESEC. 29-291A-1A (CONT)

• THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 29-291A-1A TO 29-291A-10A, INCLUSIVE, OF

THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES SHALL NOT APPLY TO

AC ON AN WO AM W NGS NO O M S NGDETACHED ONE- AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLINGS NOR TO MULTIPLE SINGLE-

FAMILY DWELLINGS ATTACHED SIDE-BY-SIDE (TOWNHOUSE) NOT MORE THAN

THREE STORIES IN HEIGHT EACH WITH DWELLING HAVING A SEPARATE MEANS

OF EGRESS

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• (NEW) SEC. 29-291A-2A. RELATIONSHIP TO STATE FIRE SAFETY AND

BUILDING CODES

• (A) THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CSFPC SHALL NOT SUPERSEDE THE

REQUIREMENTS OF EITHER THE CSFSC OR THE SBC

• (B) WHERE ANY PROVISION OF THIS CODE CONFLICTS WITH OR DUPLICATES

ANY PROVISION OF EITHER THE CSFSC OR SBC, THE CSFSC OR THE SBC SHALL

PREVAIL.

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2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODESEC. 29-291A-2A. (CONT)

• (C) WHERE THE CSFSC OR SBC ARE SILENT ON AN ISSUE, THE PROVISIONS OF

THIS CODE SHALL APPLY.

• (D) NO PERSON SHALL REMOVE OR MODIFY ANY FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

INSTALLED OR MAINTAINED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CSFSC OR THE

SBC, UNLESS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY THOSE CODES.

• BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES, AND PARTS THEREOF, SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN A

SAFE CONDITION. DEVICES OR SAFEGUARDS WHICH ARE REQUIRED BY THE

CSFSC OR THE SBC SHALL BE MAINTAINED IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE CODE

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• (NEW) SEC. 29-291A-3A. SCOPE OF THIS CODE

• (A) THE SCOPE INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, THE FOLLOWING: ( )

• (1) INSPECTIONS OF

• PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY BUILDINGS,

• PROCESSES,

• EQUIPMENT,

• SYSTEMS AND

• OTHER FIRE AND RELATED LIFE SAFETY SITUATIONS. 22

2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODESEC. 29-291A-3A. SCOPE OF THIS CODE (CONT)

• (2) REVIEW OF DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PLANS, DRAWINGS, AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR

LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS,

• FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS • FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS,

• ACCESS,

• WATER SUPPLIES,

• PROCESSES, AND

• HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND

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2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODESEC. 29-291A-3A. (SCOPE CONT)

• (3) FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY EDUCATION OF,

• FIRE BRIGADES,

• EMPLOYEES,

• RESPONSIBLE PARTIES AND

• THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

• (4) NEW AND EXISTING OCCUPANCIES AND CONDITIONS.

• (5) ACCESS REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS.

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• (6) HAZARDS FROM OUTSIDE FIRES IN,

• VEGETATION, VEGETATION,

• TRASH,

• BUILDING DEBRIS AND

• OTHER MATERIALS.

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• (7) REGULATION AND CONTROL OF SPECIAL EVENTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,

• ASSEMBLAGE OF PEOPLE,

• EXHIBITS • EXHIBITS,

• TRADE SHOWS,

• AMUSEMENT PARKS,

• HAUNTED HOUSES,

• OUTDOOR EVENTS AND

• OTHER SIMILAR SPECIAL TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT OCCUPANCIES.

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• (8) INTERIOR FINISH,

• DECORATIONS,

• FURNISHINGS, AND

• OTHER COMBUSTIBLES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO FIRE SPREAD,

• FIRE LOAD AND SMOKE PRODUCTION.

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2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODESEC. 29-291A-3A. (CONT)

• (9) STORAGE, USE, PROCESSING, HANDLING, AND

• ON-SITE TRANSPORTATION OF

FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE GASES• FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE GASES,

• LIQUIDS AND SOLIDS.

• (10) STORAGE, USE, PROCESSING, HANDLING AND

• ON-SITE TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.

•• (11) CONDITIONS AFFECTING FIRE FIGHTER SAFETY. (11) CONDITIONS AFFECTING FIRE FIGHTER SAFETY.

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• (NEW) SEC. 29-291A-5A. VARIATIONS OR EXEMPTIONS

• (A) IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 29-291B OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES, THE STATE FIRE

MARSHAL MAY MODIFY THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTIONS 29-291A-1A TO 29-291A-10A, INCLUSIVE, OF MARSHAL MAY MODIFY THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTIONS 29 291A 1A TO 29 291A 10A, INCLUSIVE, OF

THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES AND THEIR ADOPTED STANDARDS WHERE THE

STATE FIRE MARSHAL DEEMS THAT STRICT COMPLIANCE WOULD ENTAIL

• PRACTICAL DIFFICULTY OR

• UNNECESSARY HARDSHIP,

• OR IS OTHERWISE ADJUDGED UNWARRANTED,

• PROVIDED ANY SUCH VARIATION OR EXEMPTION OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT OR ALTERNATIVE

COMPLIANCE SHALL, IN THE OPINION OF THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL, SECURE THE PUBLIC SAFETY. 29

2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODESEC. 29-291A-5A. VARIATIONS OR EXEMPTIONS (CONT)

• (B) BUILDINGS, FACILITIES OR PROPERTIES WITH

EQUIVALENCIES, ALTERNATIVES OR MODIFICATIONS EQUIVALENCIES, ALTERNATIVES OR MODIFICATIONS

ACCEPTED BY THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL SHALL BE

CONSIDERED AS CONFORMING WITH THIS CODE

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• (NEW) SEC. 29-291A-6A. ABATEMENT OF HAZARDS; PENALTY

• (A) HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS CONTRARY TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE SHALL BE

ORDERED REMEDIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 29 291C OF THE CONNECTICUT ORDERED REMEDIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 29-291C OF THE CONNECTICUT

GENERAL STATUTES BY THE LOCAL FIRE MARSHAL OR STATE FIRE MARSHAL FOR THEIR

RESPECTIVE JURISDICTIONS. AN ORDER TO VACATE ALL OR PART OF A BUILDING MAY BE

ISSUED BY A LOCAL FIRE MARSHAL OR LOCAL POLICE OFFICER WHEN SEVERE HAZARDOUS

CONDITIONS EXIST IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 29-306 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL

STATUTES. THE PENALTY FOR THE FAILURE TO ABATE SUCH HAZARDS SHALL BE AS DESCRIBED IN

SECTIONS 29-291C AND 29-295 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES AS APPROPRIATE.

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2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODESEC. 29-291A-6A. ABATEMENT OF HAZARDS; PENALTY (CONT)

• (B) PURSUANT TO SECTION 29-291C OF THE

CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES, SECTION 29-291A-10A CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES, SECTION 29 291A 10A

OF THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES

LISTS THOSE SECTIONS OF THIS CODE FOR WHICH A

CITATION MAY BE ISSUED.

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2015 CONNECTICUT FIRE PREVENTION CODE(NEW) SEC. 29-291A-8A ADOPTED STANDARD

• THE FOLLOWING STANDARD PROMULGATED BY THE NATIONAL FIRE

PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA) IS HEREBY ADOPTED AS PART OF SECTIONS

29 29 A A O 29 29 A 0A NC S O G A ONS O29-291A-1A TO 29-291A-10A, INCLUSIVE, OF THE REGULATIONS OF

CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES:

• NFPA 1 FIRE CODETM OF THE NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION, (NFPA

1), 2012 EDITION, WITH RELEVANT APPENDICES, EXCEPT AS AMENDED, ALTERED

OR DELETED AND BY THE ADDITION OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS AS INDICATED IN

SECTION 29-291A-9A OF THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE

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REFERENCED HAZ MAT CODES

• (AMD) 2.1 GENERAL.

• THE DOCUMENTS OR PORTIONS THEREOF LISTED IN THIS CHAPTER ARE

REFERENCED WITHIN THIS CODE AND SHALL BE CONSIDERED PART OF THE

REQUIREMENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT TO THE EXTENT CALLED FOR BY THIS

CODE.

• WHERE A CONFLICT BETWEEN A REQUIREMENT OF THIS CODE AND A

REFERENCED DOCUMENT EXISTS, THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE SHALL

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• (ADD) 2.1.1 THE CONNECTICUT STATE FIRE PREVENTION CODE (CSFPC) RECOGNIZES

THAT IT IS SOMETIMES IMPRACTICAL TO CONTINUALLY UPGRADE EXISTING BUILDINGS

OR INSTALLATIONS TO COMPLY WITH ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING OR INSTALLATIONS TO COMPLY WITH ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING

REFERENCED PUBLICATIONS.

• EXISTING BUILDINGS OR INSTALLATIONS THAT DO NOT COMPLY WITH THE

PROVISIONS OF THE FOLLOWING REFERENCED PUBLICATIONS SHALL BE PERMITTED

TO BE CONTINUED IN SERVICE, PROVIDED THE LACK OF CONFORMITY WITH THESE

STANDARDS DOES NOT PRESENT A SERIOUS HAZARD TO OCCUPANTS AS DETERMINED

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• NFPA 30 FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS CODE, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 30A CODE FOR MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITIES AND REPAIR GARAGES, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 30B CODE FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND STORAGE OF AEROSOL PRODUCTS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 31 STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF OIL-BURNING EQUIPMENT, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 32 STANDARD FOR DRY CLEANING PLANTS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 33 STANDARD FOR SPRAY APPLICATION USING FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 34 STANDARD FOR DIPPING AND COATING PROCESSES USING FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 35 STANDARD FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF ORGANIC COATINGS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 36 STANDARD FOR SOLVENT EXTRACTION PLANTS, 2009 EDITIONS

• NFPA 37 STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION AND USE OF STATIONARY COMBUSTION ENGINES AND GAS TURBINES, 2010 EDITION

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• NFPA 40 STANDARD FOR THE STORAGE AND HANDLING OF CELLULOSE NITRATE MOTION PICTURE FILM, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 45 STANDARD ON FIRE PROTECTION FOR LABORATORIES USING CHEMICALS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 51 STANDARD FOR THE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF OXYGEN-FUEL GAS SYSTEMS FOR WELDING, CUTTING, AND ALLIED

PROCESS, 2007 EDITION

• NFPA 51A STANDARD FOR ACETYLENE CYLINDER CHARGING PLANTS, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 51B STANDARD FOR FIRE PREVENTION DURING WELDING, CUTTING, AND OTHER HOT WORK, 2009 EDITION

• NFPA 52 COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG) VEHICULAR FUEL SYSTEMS CODE, 2010 EDITION

• NFPA 54 NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 55 COMPRESSED GASES AND CRYOGENIC FLUIDS CODE, 2010 EDITION

• NFPA 56 STANDARD FOR FIRE AND EXPLOSION PREVENTION DURING CLEANING AND PURGING OF FLAMMABLE GAS PIPING SYSTEMS.

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• NFPA 58 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS CODE, 2011 EDITION INCLUDING TIA’S 11-2 AND 11-3

• NFPA 59 UTILITY LP-GAS PLANT CODE, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 59A STANDARD FOR THE PRODUCTION, STORAGE, AND HANDLING OF LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG), 2009 EDITION

• NFPA 61 STANDARD FOR THE PREVENTION OF FIRES AND DUST EXPLOSIONS IN AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD PROCESSING FACILITIES, 2008 EDITION

• NFPA 68 STANDARD ON EXPLOSION PROTECTION BY DEFLAGRATION VENTING, 2007 EDITION NFPA 82 STANDARD ON INCINERATORS AND WASTE AND LINEN HANDLING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT, 2009 EDITION

• NFPA 85 BOILER AND COMBUSTION SYSTEMS HAZARDS CODE, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 86 STANDARD FOR OVENS AND FURNACES, 2011 EDITION

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• NFPA 160 STANDARD FOR THE USE OF FLAME EFFECTS BEFORE AN AUDIENCE, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 241 STANDARD FOR SAFEGUARDING CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, AND DEMOLITION OPERATIONS, 2009 EDITION

• NFPA 302 FIRE PROTECTION STANDARD FOR PLEASURE AND COMMERCIAL MOTOR CRAFT, 2010 EDITION

• NFPA 303 FIRE PROTECTION STANDARD FOR MARINAS AND BOATYARDS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 307 STANDARD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND FIRE PROTECTION OF MARINE TERMINALS, PIERS, AND WHARVES, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 312 STANDARD FOR FIRE PROTECTION OF VESSELS DURING CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, AND LAY-UP, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 318 STANDARD FOR THE PROTECTION OF SEMICONDUCTOR FABRICATION FACILITIES, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 326 STANDARD FOR SAFEGUARDING OF TANKS AND CONTAINERS FOR ENTRY, CLEANING, OR REPAIR, 2010 EDITION

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• NFPA 385 STANDARD FOR TANK VEHICLES FOR FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS, 2007 EDITION

• NFPA 400 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CODE, 2010 EDITION

• NFPA 407 STANDARD FOR AIRCRAFT FUEL SERVICING, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 408 STANDARD FOR AIRCRAFT HAND PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, 2010 EDITION

• NFPA 409 STANDARD ON AIRCRAFT HANGARS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 410 STANDARD ON AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, 2010 EDITION

• NFPA 415 STANDARD ON AIRPORT TERMINAL BUILDINGS, FUELING RAMP DRAINAGE, AND LOADING WALKWAYS, 2008 EDITION

• NFPA 418 STANDARD FOR HELIPORTS, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 430 CODE FOR THE STORAGE OF LIQUID AND SOLID OXIDIZERS, 2004 EDITION

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• NFPA 432 CODE FOR THE STORAGE OF ORGANIC PEROXIDE FORMULATIONS, 2002 EDITION

• NFPA 434 CODE FOR THE STORAGE OF PESTICIDES, 2002 EDITION

• NFPA 484 STANDARD FOR COMBUSTIBLE METALS 2012 EDITION • NFPA 484 STANDARD FOR COMBUSTIBLE METALS, 2012 EDITION

• NFPA 490 CODE FOR THE STORAGE OF AMMONIUM NITRATE, 2002 EDITION

• NFPA 495 EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS CODE, 2010 EDITION

• NFPA 498 STANDARD FOR SAFE HAVENS AND INTERCHANGE LOTS FOR VEHICLES TRANSPORTING EXPLOSIVES, 2010

EDITION

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• NFPA 505 FIRE SAFETY STANDARD FOR POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS INCLUDING TYPE DESIGNATIONS, AREAS OF USE, CONVERSIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION, 2011 EDITION

• NFPA 560 STANDARD FOR THE STORAGE, HANDLING, AND USE OF ETHYLENE OXIDE FOR STERILIZATION AND FUMIGATION 2007 EDITION FUMIGATION, 2007 EDITION

• NFPA 654 STANDARD FOR THE PREVENTION OF FIRE AND DUST EXPLOSIONS FROM THE MANUFACTURING, PROCESSING, AND HANDLING OF COMBUSTIBLE PARTICULATE SOLIDS, 2006 EDITION

• NFPA 655 STANDARD FOR PREVENTION OF SULFUR FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS, 2007 EDITION

• NFPA 5000 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY CODE - SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-252 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES, KNOWN AS THE STATE BUILDING CODE

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• (AMD) 2.3.3 ASME PUBLICATIONS. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, THREE PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10016-5990 ASME A13.1, SCHEME FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF PIPING SYSTEMS, 1996 EDITION

• ASME/ANSI A17.1, SAFETY CODE FOR ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS - SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-192 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES, KNOWN AS THE CONNECTICUT SAFETY CODE FOR ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS.

• ASME/ANSI A17.3, SAFETY CODE FOR EXISTING ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS - SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-192 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES, KNOWN AS THE CONNECTICUT SAFETY CODE FOR ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS.

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• ASME B31, CODE FOR PRESSURE PIPING, 1998 EDITION

• ASME B31.3, PROCESS PIPING, 2008 EDITION

• ASME BOILER PRESSURE VESSEL CODE, SECTION VIII, “RULES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF

UNFIRED PRESSURE VESSELS,” 1998 EDITION

• ASME CODE CASE INTERPRETATIONS AND ADDENDA, 1998 EDITION

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REFERENCED CODES

• (ADD) 2.3.16 REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES. STATE OF CONNECTICUT - DEPARTMENT OF

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION SERVICES STATE BUILDING CODE. SEE THE REGULATIONS OF

CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-252 OF THE CONNECTICUT

GENERAL STATUTES GENERAL STATUTES.

• CONNECTICUT STATE FIRE SAFETY CODE. SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED

UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-292 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES.

• CONNECTICUT FIREWORKS AND SPECIAL EFFECTS CODE. SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES

ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-357 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES.

• CONNECTICUT SAFETY CODE FOR ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS. SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE

AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-192 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES.

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REFERENCED CODES

• CONNECTICUT TENT AND PORTABLE SHELTER CODE. SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-140 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES.

• CONNECTICUT EXPLOSIVES CODE. SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-349 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES. (FEIU)

• CONNECTICUT MODEL ROCKETRY CODE. SEE THE REGULATIONS OF CONNECTICUT STATE AGENCIES ADOPTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 29-367 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES. (US AND FEIU)

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CHAPTER 11 BUILDING SERVICES

• (AMD) 11.2.2 VENTILATING OR HEAT-PRODUCING EQUIPMENT. VENTILATING OR HEAT-PRODUCING EQUIPMENT SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CSFSC.

• APPROVED EXISTING INSTALLATIONS SHALL BE PERMITTED TO BE CONTINUED IN SERVICE.

• 11.5.1.1 THE INSTALLATION OF STATIONARY LIQUID FUEL–BURNING APPLIANCES,

INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO INDUSTRIAL-, COMMERCIAL-,

AND RESIDENTIAL-TYPE STEAM, HOT WATER, OR WARM AIR HEATING APPLIANCES;

DOMESTIC-TYPE RANGE BURNERS; SPACE HEATERS; AND PORTABLE

LIQUID FUEL–BURNING EQUIPMENT SHALL COMPLY WITH SECTION

11.5 AND NFPA 31, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF OIL-

BURNING EQUIPMENT.

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CHAPTER 11 BUILDING SERVICES (CONT)

• 11.5.1.6 THE INSTALLATION OF GAS-FIRED HEATING APPLIANCES SHALL

COMPLY WITH SECTION 11.5 AND NFPA 54. (SEE CHAPTER 69 FOR LP-GAS

FUEL SUPPLY AND STORAGE INSTALLATIONS )FUEL SUPPLY AND STORAGE INSTALLATIONS.)

• 11.5.1.7 ALL HEATING APPLIANCES SHALL BE APPROVED OR LISTED.

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CHAPTER 11 BUILDING SERVICES (CONT)

• (AMD) 11.5.2.1 KEROSENE BURNERS AND OIL STOVES SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH A PRIMARY

SAFETY CONTROL FURNISHED AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE APPLIANCE BY THE

MANUFACTURER TO STOP THE FLOW OF OIL IN THE EVENT OF FLAME FAILURE. BAROMETRIC N N N

OIL FEED IS NOT PERMITTED.

• ALL UNVENTED FUEL-BURNING ROOM HEATERS SHALL BE LISTED BY A NATIONALLY

RECOGNIZED TESTING LABORATORY.

• (AMD) 11.5.2.2 UNVENTED KEROSENE BURNERS AND OIL STOVES SHALL NOT BE USED IN ANY

RESIDENCE OTHER THAN A SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED HOME

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CHAPTER 11 BUILDING SERVICES

• SECTION 11.7 STATIONARY GENERATORS AND STANDBY SYSTEMS

• NFPA 37 STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF STATIONARY

COMBUSTION ENGINES AND GAS TURBINES,

• NFPA 70 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, AND

• NFPA 110 STANDARD FOR EMERGENCY AND STANDBY POWER SYSTEMS

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CHAPTER 16SAFEGUARDING CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, AND

DEMOLITION OPERATIONS

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DEMOLITION OPERATIONS

• 16.2 PROCESSES AND HAZARDS.

• 16.2.1 TEMPORARY HEATING EQUIPMENT.

• 16.2.1.1 TEMPORARY HEATING EQUIPMENT SHALL BE LISTED AND

SHALL BE INSTALLED, USED, AND MAINTAINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS. [241:5.2.1]

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DEMOLITION OPERATIONS (CONT)

• 16.2.1.2 CHIMNEY OR VENT CONNECTORS, WHERE REQUIRED FROM

DIRECT-FIRED HEATERS, SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT LEAST 18 IN. (460 MM)

FROM COMBUSTIBLES AND SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH

NFPA 211, STANDARD FOR CHIMNEYS, FIREPLACES, VENTS, AND SOLID FUEL–

BURNING APPLIANCES. [241:5.2.2]

• 16.2.1.3 OIL-FIRED HEATERS SHALL COMPLY IN DESIGN AND INSTALLATION

FEATURES WITH SECTION 11.5. [241:5.2.3]

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• 16.2.3 FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS AND FLAMMABLE GASES.

• 16.2.3.1 STORAGE.

• 16.2.3.1.1 STORAGE OF FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE

WITH CHAPTER 66, UNLESS OTHERWISE MODIFIED BY 16.2.3. [241:5.5.1.1]

• 16.2.3.1.2* STORAGE OF CLASS I AND CLASS II LIQUIDS SHALL NOT EXCEED 60 GAL (227 L)

WITHIN 50 FT (15 M) OF THE STRUCTURE. [241:5.5.1.2]

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• 16.2.3.2 HANDLING OF FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS AT POINT OF FINAL USE.

• 16.2.3.2.1 HANDLING OF FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE

WITH CHAPTER 66 EXCEPT AS MODIFIED BY 16 2 3 2 2 THROUGH 16 2 3 2 4 [241 5 5 2 1]WITH CHAPTER 66, EXCEPT AS MODIFIED BY 16.2.3.2.2 THROUGH 16.2.3.2.4. [241:5.5.2.1]

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• 16.2.3.3 STORAGE AND HANDLING OF COMBUSTIBLE AND FLAMMABLE GASES.

• 16.2.3.3.1 STORAGE AND HANDLING OF COMBUSTIBLE AND FLAMMABLE GASES SHALL BE IN

ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA54 NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE AND CHAPTER 69 [241 5 5 3 1]ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA54, NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE, AND CHAPTER 69. [241:5.5.3.1]

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(ADD) 20.12.5 STORAGE AND DISPLAY OF CONSUMER FIREWORKS. (MERCANTILE)

• THE DISPLAY AND STORAGE OF CONSUMER FIREWORKS AT RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS SHALL BE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE 2006 EDITION OF NFPA 1124, CODE FOR

THE MANUFACTURE, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND RETAIL SALES OF FIREWORKS AND , , ,

PYROTECHNIC ARTICLES, EXCEPT AS MODIFIED IN SECTIONS 20.12.5.1 THROUGH 20.12.5.3.

• (ADD) 20.12.5.1 CONSUMER FIREWORKS SHALL BE UNDER THE VISUAL SUPERVISION OF A

STORE EMPLOYEE OR OTHER RESPONSIBLE PARTY WHILE THE STORE IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

• (ADD) 20.12.5.2 CONSUMER FIREWORKS SHALL NOT BE DISPLAYED OR STORED WITHIN 1.5 M

(5 FT) OF ANY ENTRANCE OR EXIT OF ANY ENCLOSED BUILDING OR STRUCTURE.

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(ADD) 20.12.5 STORAGE AND DISPLAY OF CONSUMER FIREWORKS. (C0NT)

• (ADD) 20.12.5.3 THE PROVISIONS OF NFPA 1124 ARE AMENDED FOR USE IN CONNECTICUT AS

FOLLOWS:

• (AMD) 7.5.3 STORAGE ROOMS. STORAGE ROOMS CONTAINING CONSUMER FIREWORKS, REGARDLESS (AMD) 7.5.3 STORAGE ROOMS. STORAGE ROOMS CONTAINING CONSUMER FIREWORKS, REGARDLESS

OF SIZE, IN A NEW OR EXISTING PERMANENT STORE SHALL BE PROTECTED WITH AN AUTOMATIC

SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 13, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF

SPRINKLER SYSTEMS, OR SEPARATED FROM THE RETAIL SALES AREA BY A FIRE BARRIER HAVING A FIRE

RESISTANCE RATING OF NOT LESS THAN 1 HOUR.

• THE QUANTITY OF FIREWORKS PERMITTED IN STORAGE SHALL NOT EXCEED 3,600 CUBIC FEET,

INCLUDING PACKAGING.

• SUCH STORAGE SHALL BE SEGREGATED INTO AREAS OF 1,200 CUBIC FEET OR LESS, SEPARATED BY A

MINIMUM OF 4 FEET OF CLEAR SPACE. 58

SECTION 20.15 STORAGE OCCUPANCIES

• 20.15.4 STORAGE ARRANGEMENT, PROTECTION, AND QUANTITIES

OF HAZARDOUS COMMODITIES.

• REFERENCES

• NFPA 30 F&C LIQUIDS

• NFPA 30B AEROSOLS

• NFPA 400 HAZ MAT CODE (VARIOUS SECTIONS)

• NFPA 1124 FIREWORKS AND PYRO59

CSFPC CHAPTER 21 AIRPORTS AND HELIPORTS

• SECTION 21.1 THE CONSTRUCTION AND PROTECTION OF HANGARS FROM FIRE SHALL COMPLY WITH THIS SECTION; NFPA 409, STANDARD ON AIRCRAFT HANGERS; NFPA 410, STANDARD ON AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE; AND SECTIONS 40.6 AND 42.6 OF THE CSFSC.

• (AMD) 21.2.3.1* AIRPORT TERMINAL BUILDINGS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CSFSC.

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CSFPC CHAPTER 22 AUTOMOBILE WRECKING YARDS

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CSFPC CHAPTER 23 CLEAN ROOMS

62

CSFPC CHAPTER 24 DRYCLEANING

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CHAPTER 25 GRANDSTANDS AND BLEACHERS, FOLDING ETC

• SECTION 25.1.4 FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS AND GASES. IN PART

• STORAGE AND HANDLING OF GASES REFERENCES NFPA 54 STORAGE AND HANDLING OF GASES REFERENCES NFPA 54

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CHAPTER 25 CONT

• SECTION 25.1.5.4 OPEN FLAME DEVICES AND PYRO.

• REFERENCE NFPA 160 REFERENCE NFPA 160

• WHERE THE USE OF ALCOHOLS, GASES MAY BE USED

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CHAPTER 26 LABORITES USING CHEMICALS

• 26.1.1 THE HANDLING OR STORAGE OF CHEMICALS IN LABORATORY BUILDINGS,

• REFERENCES NFPA 45, NFPA 54, NFPA 99

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CHAPTER 28 MARINAS, BOATYARDS, MARINE TERMINALS, PIERS,

AND WHARVES

• (AMD) 28.1.1 THE OPERATION OF MARINAS, BOATYARDS, YACHT CLUBS, BOAT

CONDOMINIUMS, DOCKING FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUMS,

MULTIPLE-DOCKING FACILITIES AT MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES, AND ALL ASSOCIATED PIERS, N N , N ,

DOCKS AND FLOATS SHALL COMPLY WITH NFPA 303, FIRE PROTECTION STANDARD FOR

MARINAS AND BOATYARDS, AND SECTION 28.1.

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CSFPC CHAPTER 29 PARKING GARAGES

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CHAPTER 30 MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITIES AND REPAIR

GARAGES

• (ADD) 30.1 MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITIES. MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITIES SHALL

COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE CSFSC, SBC SECTIONS 30.1, 30.3 AND NFPA 30A

CODE FOR MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITIES AND REPAIR GARAGES.

• (ADD) 30.2 REPAIR GARAGES. REPAIR GARAGES SHALL COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF

THE CSFSC, SBC SECTIONS 30.2, 30.3 AND NFPA 30A.

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CSFPC CHAPTER 32 MOTION PICTURE AND TVPRODUCTION STUDIO SOUNDSTAGES AND

APPROVED PRODUCTION FACILITIES

70

CSFPC CHAPTER 33 OUTDOOR STORAGE OF TIRES

71

CSFPC CHAPTER 34 GENERAL STORAGE

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CSFPC CHAPTER 40 DUST EXPLOSIONS

73

CHAPTER 41WELDING, CUTTING, AND OTHER HOT WORK

• REFERENCE NFPA 51B STANDARD FOR FIRE PREVENTION

DURING WELDING, CUTTING AND OTHER HOT WORKDURING WELDING, CUTTING AND OTHER HOT WORK

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CHAPTER 42 REFUELING

• (AMD) 42.2.1.1 NEW AND EXISTING AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE STATIONS, SERVICE STATIONS

LOCATED INSIDE BUILDINGS, AND FLEET VEHICLE SERVICE STATIONS AS WELL AS THE

REFUELING PROCESSES AT THESE FACILITIES SHALL COMPLY WITH CSFSC, SBC, NFPA 30A, , , ,

CODE FOR MOTOR FUEL DISPENSING FACILITIES AND REPAIR GARAGES, AND SECTIONS 42.2

THROUGH 42.8 (FOR REPAIR GARAGES SEE CHAPTER 30)

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• NFPA 30 A REFUELING NOW DEALS WITH

• FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS

• COMPRESSED GASES

• LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS

• LIQUID HYDROGEN

• GASEOUS HYDROGEN

• LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES76


• SECTION 42.10 AIRCRAFT FUEL SERVICES.

• REFERENCES NFPA 407 STANDARD FOR AIRCRAFT FUEL • REFERENCES NFPA 407 STANDARD FOR AIRCRAFT FUEL

SERVICING

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CHAPTER 43 SPRAYING, DIPPING, AND COATING USING FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS

• (AMD) 43.1.1 OPERATIONS INVOLVING THE SPRAY APPLICATION OF FLAMMABLE AND

COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE CSFSC, SBC, NFPA 33

STANDARD FOR SPRAY APPLICATION USING FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS, AND ,

SECTION 43.1.

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CHAPTER 44SOLVENT EXTRACTION

• REFERENCES NFPA 36 STANDARD FOR SOLVENT EXTRACTION PLANTS

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CHAPTER 51INDUSTRIAL OVENS AND FURNACES

• REFERENCES NFPA 86 STANDARD FOR OVENS AND FURNACES

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(AMD)CHAPTER 58 GAS EQUIPMENT AND PIPING

• (ADD) 58.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS

• (ADD) 58.1.1 APPLICATION (ADD) 58.1.1 APPLICATION

• (ADD) 58.1.1.1 THE INSTALLATION OF FUEL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS,

FUEL GAS UTILIZATION EQUIPMENT, AND RELATED ACCESSORIES

SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 58, THE

CSFSC, SBC AND NFPA 54 NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE.

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(AMD)CHAPTER 58 GAS EQUIPMENT AND PIPING

• (ADD) 58.1.1.2 FUEL GASES INCLUDE

• NATURAL GAS,

• MANUFACTURED GAS,

• LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS IN THE VAPOR PHASE ONLY,

• LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS-AIR MIXTURES, AND

• MIXTURES OF THESE GASES, PLUS GAS AIR MIXTURES WITHIN THE FLAMMABLE RANGE

WITH THE FUEL GAS OR THE FLAMMABLE COMPONENT OF A MIXTURE BEING A

COMMERCIALLY DISTRIBUTED PRODUCT.

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(AMD)CHAPTER 59 FIRE AND EXPLOSION PREVENTION DURING CLEANING AND

PURGING OF FLAMMABLE GAS PIPING SYSTEMS

• (ADD) 59.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS

• (ADD) 59.1.1 APPLICATION

(ADD) 59 1 1 1 THE CLEANING AND P RGING OF NEW AND EXISTING FLAMMABLE GAS PIPING FO ND • (ADD) 59.1.1.1 THE CLEANING AND PURGING OF NEW AND EXISTING FLAMMABLE GAS PIPING FOUND

IN

• ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANTS AND IN

• INDUSTRIAL,

• INSTITUTIONAL,

• AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS

• SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 59, THE CSFSC, SBC AND NFPA 56 THE STANDARD

FOR FIRE AND EXPLOSION PREVENTION DURING CLEANING AND PURGING OF FLAMMABLE GAS PIPING

SYSTEMS.

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(AMD)CHAPTER 59 FIRE AND EXPLOSION PREVENTION DURING CLEANING AND

PURGING OF FLAMMABLE GAS PIPING SYSTEMS

• (ADD) 59.1.1.2 COVERAGE OF FUEL GAS PIPING SYSTEMS

SHALL EXTEND FROM THE POINT OF DELIVERY OR SOURCE SHALL EXTEND FROM THE POINT OF DELIVERY OR SOURCE

VALVE TO THE GAS-CONSUMING EQUIPMENT ISOLATION

VALVE.

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(AMD)CHAPTER 60 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

• (AMD) 60.1.1 APPLICABILITY. OCCUPANCIES CONTAINING HIGH HAZARD CONTENTS SHALL

COMPLY WITH THIS CHAPTER IN ADDITION TO OTHER APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS

CODE, THE CSFSC, SBC, AND NFPA 400 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CODE., , , N N M

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CHAPTER 61 AEROSOL PRODUCTS

• (AMD) 61.1.1.1* THE MANUFACTURE, STORAGE, USE, HANDLING AND DISPLAY OF AEROSOL

PRODUCTS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF CHAPTER 61; SECTIONS 60.1

THROUGH 60.4 OF THIS CODE, THE CSFSC, SBC, AND NFPA 30B, CODE FOR THE , , , N N ,

MANUFACTURE AND STORAGE OF AEROSOL PRODUCTS.

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CHAPTER 63 COMPRESSED GASSES AND CRYOGENIC FLUIDS

• (AMD) 63.1.1.1* THE INSTALLATION, STORAGE, USE AND HANDLING OF COMPRESSED GASES

AND CRYOGENIC FLUIDS IN PORTABLE AND STATIONARY CONTAINERS, CYLINDERS,

EQUIPMENT, AND TANKS IN ALL OCCUPANCIES SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF Q , Q

CHAPTER 63; SECTIONS 60.1 THROUGH 60.4 OF THIS CODE, THE CSFSC, SBC, AND NFPA 55,

COMPRESSED GASES AND CRYOGENIC FLUIDS CODE.

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CHAPTER 65 (AMD) EXPLOSIVES, FIREWORKS, MODEL ROCKETRY AND

FLAME EFFECTS BEFORE A PROXIMATE AUDIENCE

• (AMD) 65.1.1 THE STORAGE, USE, AND HANDLING OF EXPLOSIVES, FIREWORKS AND MODEL

ROCKETRY SHALL COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONNECTICUT EXPLOSIVES

CODE, THE CONNECTICUT FIREWORKS AND SPECIAL EFFECTS CODE, THE CONNECTICUT , NN N , NN

MODEL ROCKETRY CODE AND THIS CHAPTER.

• (AMD) 65.1.2 WHERE THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER OR NFPA STANDARDS REFERENCED

HEREIN CONFLICT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE CONNECTICUT EXPLOSIVES CODE, THE

CONNECTICUT FIREWORKS AND SPECIAL EFFECTS CODE OR THE CONNECTICUT MODEL

ROCKETRY CODE, THE PROVISIONS OF THOSE CODES SHALL APPLY.

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CHAPTER 66 FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS

• (AMD) 66.1.1* THE STORAGE, HANDLING, AND USE OF FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE

LIQUIDS, INCLUDING WASTE LIQUIDS, AS HEREIN DEFINED AND CLASSIFIED, SHALL COMPLY

WITH THIS CHAPTER, SECTIONS 60.1 THROUGH 60.4 OF THIS CODE, THE CSFSC, SBC, AND , N , , , N

NFPA 30 FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS CODE.

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CHAPTER 69 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS AND LIQUEFIED NATURAL

GASSES

• (AMD) 69.1.1.1 THE STORAGE, USE, AND HANDLING OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES (LP-

GAS) AND THE MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION OF LP-GAS SYSTEMS SHALL COMPLY WITH

THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS CHAPTER, SECTIONS 60.1 THROUGH 60.4 OF THIS CODE, THE Q , ,

CSFCS, SBC, AND NFPA 58, LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS CODE.

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GASSES (CONT)

• (ADD) 69.1.3 WRITTEN EMERGENCY PLAN A WRITTEN EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN IS

REQUIRED FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, BULK PLANTS, AND DISPENSING STATIONS.

• THE FACILITY EMERGENCY PLAN WHEN REQUIRED SHALL BE IN WRITING AND AMENDED AS • THE FACILITY EMERGENCY PLAN, WHEN REQUIRED, SHALL BE IN WRITING AND AMENDED AS

REQUIRED AT LEAST EVERY TWO YEARS. WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION OF THE CURRENT

EMERGENCY PLAN SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT THE FACILITY AND SHALL BE PROVIDED UPON

WRITTEN REQUEST TO THE LOCAL FIRE MARSHAL AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE AGENCIES.

• THE FIRE SAFETY ANALYSIS AND SPECIAL FIRE PROTECTION PROVISIONS REFERRED TO IN NFPA

58 SECTION 6.25 SHALL BE INCORPORATED INTO THE EMERGENCY PLAN AS APPROPRIATE.

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GASSES (CONT)

• (ADD) 69.2.1.4.1.3 LP-GAS FUEL SUPPLIERS SHALL AFFIX AND MAINTAIN IN A LEGIBLE

CONDITION, THEIR FIRM NAME(S) AND EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER(S) IN A READILY

VISIBLE LOCATION ON OR NEAR LP-GAS SUPPLIER-OWNED DEPARTMENT OF N N N N N

TRANSPORTATION (DOT) AND AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (ASME)

CONTAINERS INSTALLED ON A CONSUMER PREMISES.

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GASSES (CONT)

• (ADD) 69.2.1.4.1.3.1 THE FIRM NAME(S) AND EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER(S) ON THE

CONTAINERS SHALL BE AT LEAST ONE HALF (1/2) INCH HIGH AND OF CONTRASTING COLOR

TO THE CONTAINER.

• (ADD) 69.2.1.4.1.3.2 THE EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER(S) SHALL BE STAFFED 24 HOURS A

DAY TO ENSURE THAT THE LP-GAS SUPPLIER IS AVAILABLE IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY AT

THE CONSUMER PREMISES.

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CHAPTER 74 AMMONIUM NITRATE

• (AMD) 74.1 THE STORAGE OF AMMONIUM NITRATE IN THE FORM OF CRYSTALS, FLAKES,

GRAINS, OR PRILLS INCLUDING FERTILIZER GRADE, DYNAMITE GRADE, NITROUS OXIDE GRADE,

TECHNICAL GRADE AND OTHER MIXTURES CONTAINING 60 PERCENT OR MORE BY WEIGHT N N N N N N

OF AMMONIUM NITRATE SHALL COMPLY WITH THE CONNECTICUT EXPLOSIVES CODE AND

NFPA 400, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CODE.

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