We have a job going in on 1 ¼:12 standing seam commercial roof. When we
tried to walk the drawings through the permit department, we were told that
we had to keep the solar modules 10 from the roof edge because they are
serviceable equipment.
Weve run into this before, and have been success
Daniel:
Could you install permanent fall protection anchors strategically located?
Service personnel could anchor in wherever needed. S-5 style fall anchors are
made.
Wm
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> We have a job going in on 1 ¼”:12 standing seam commercial roo
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Daniel:
Could you install permanent fall
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We have a job going i
We went through something similar with regards to permanent ladder access
for PV panels on a low slope commercial roof (1:12). The argument that was
successful in our favor is that PV panels are not "mechanical equipment."
Find out what code section they are citing. I bet it has to do with
mechanic
Wrenches,
The only requirements which are in force able is the fire code, any
distance from the edge does not matter as OSHA requires anyone less then 6
feet to be tied off anyway so falling is out of the question. Is there only
one person in that office or would a second walk in change the possibl
Hi Dan,
I don't know which state you're in, but the state of NJ put out a notice
stating that solar panels do not require servicing. This came from the top
electrical inspector back in 2010. The link can be found at
http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_ccc/ccc_spring2010.
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Serviceable equipment on a roof
Hi Dan,
I don't know which state you're in, but the state of NJ put out a notice
stating that solar panels do not require servicing. This came from the top
electrical inspector back in 2010. The link can be found at
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