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What is NYC FC § 2310.3.1.1?

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This section regulates the installation and use of flexible metallic piping for piers or docks, requiring compliance with NFPA 30A. It mandates annual inspections by a licensed certificate holder and the maintenance of inspection records for a minimum of four years. Applies to property operators using flexible piping in dock facilities.

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2310.3.1.1 Flexible metallic piping.

FC § 2310.3.1.1

Where there is a need to provide flexibility in piping to allow for motion of a pier or dock, flexible metallic piping of an approved length and design may be installed and used in compliance with NFPA 30A. All flexible metallic piping or other flexible hose connections authorized by this section shall be inspected for proper operation at least once a year by a certificate of license holder. A record of such inspection shall be kept in a bound log book or other approved form of recordkeeping, and maintained on the premises for a minimum of 4 years.

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