Hawaii Administrative Rules
Title 12 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Subtitle 8 - HAWAII OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH DIVISION
Part 10 - BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL
Chapter 223.1 - HEATING BOILERS - STEAM HEATING BOILERS, HOT-WATER HEATING BOILERS, HOT-WATER SUPPLY BOILERS, AND POTABLE WATER HEATERS
Section 12-223.1-5 - Technical installation requirements
Universal Citation: HI Admin Rules 12-223.1-5
Current through August, 2024
(a) General requirements. The following shall apply to all heating boilers:
(1) Heating boilers shall be installed
pursuant to sections 12-220-2, 12-220-2.1, 12-220-5, 12-220-6, 12-220-15, and
this chapter;
(2) Owners and users
shall adhere to the heating boiler installation requirements as specified in
the NBIC Part 1;
(3) An application
for installation permit shall be submitted to the department prior to
commencement of work;
(4) Heating
boilers installed without an installation permit may be subject to penalties of
up to $10,000 per day pursuant to section 12-220-22;
(5) Only contractors holding a valid Hawaii
C-4 contractor license shall install steam heating, hot-water heating,
hot-water supply heating boilers, and water heaters with more than 200,000 Btu
per hour (58.6 KW);
(6) Contractors
holding a valid Hawaii C-37 contractor license may install water heaters up to
200,000 Btu per hour; and
(7) All
heating boilers shall be equipped with controls and safety devices based upon
the Btu per hour burner input, as specified in the original code of
construction.
(b) First acceptance inspection and certification requirements shall include the following:
(1) The owner and contractor shall
comply with section 12-220-2.1 and upon completion of the installation, shall
arrange for an acceptance inspection by the department;
(2) For heating boilers subject to ASME CSD-1
requirements, the installing contractor shall operationally test the controls
and safety devices prior to scheduling the first acceptance inspection with the
department, and record the results on form CG-500, ASME CSD-1 (Exhibit 4), and
file a copy with the department;
(3) Additional inspection requirements may be
conducted at the inspector's discretion, e.g. internal inspections, pressure
tests, and non-destructive exams (NDEs);
(4) The installing contractor shall test the
boiler as directed and witnessed by the chief boiler inspector or designated
deputy inspector;
(5) The chief
boiler inspector or designated deputy inspector shall conduct the first data
inspection, acceptance, and mark the state serial number on the heating boiler
pursuant to section 12-220-29.1; and
(6) The installer shall complete and certify
the NB Boiler Installation Report I-1 (NB-365, see Exhibit 3) after the
completion, inspection, and acceptance of the installation by an inspector
employed by the department. The NB Boiler Installation Report I-1 (NB365, see
Exhibit 3) shall be submitted to the owner and the department.
(c) The following shall apply to heating boiler clearances:
(1) Heating
boilers shall have a minimum distance of at least thirty-six (36) inches
between the top of the heating boiler and any overhead structure and at least
thirty-six (36) inches between all sides of the heating boiler and adjacent
walls, structures, or other equipment. Heating boilers with manholes shall have
at least eighty-four (84) inches of clearance between the manhole opening and
any wall, ceiling, piping, or other equipment that may prevent a person from
entering the heating boiler. Alternative clearances in accordance with the
manufacturer's recommendations are subject to acceptance by the
jurisdiction;
(2) Modular heating
boilers that require individual units to be set side by side, front to back, or
by stacking shall provide clearances in accordance with the manufacturer's
recommendations and subject to acceptance by the department;
(3) Heating boilers shall be located so that
adequate space is provided for proper operation, maintenance, and inspection of
equipment and appurtenances, which shall include the removal of tubes if
applicable;
(4) Heating boilers
with a top opening manhole shall have at least eighty-four (84) inches of
unobstructed clearance above the manhole to the ceiling of the equipment room;
and
(5) Heating boilers with a
bottom opening used for inspection or maintenance shall have at least twelve
(12) inches of unobstructed clearance.
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