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What is NYC FC § 608.7.1?

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This section mandates that indoor systems be operated and maintained under the supervision of a qualified certificate holder. In buildings with an indoor system of one megawatt or more, a qualified individual must be present during business hours to assist emergency responders. Applies to building owners with large indoor systems.

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608.7.1 Indoor systems.

FC § 608.7.1

Except as may be otherwise provided in the rules, indoor systems shall be operated and maintained under the general supervision of such certificate of fitness holder, provided, however, that an FLS director, FEP coordinator, certificate of qualification holder or other responsible person with approved qualifications shall be on the premises during the regular business hours in any building with an indoor system with an aggregate rated energy capacity of one megawatt (1 MWh) or more. Such person shall be responsible for assisting emergency responders, including coordinating with such certificate of fitness holder and the remote monitoring facility in accordance with the emergency management plan.

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