
Fire Sprinkler Violation Removal IN NYC
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FDNY Violation Consultation and Removal
Why Address Fire Sprinkler Violations Now?
Common Fire Sprinkler Violations
Failure to comply with fire safety regulations can lead to significant penalties and potential hazards.
Here are some common sprinkler system violations:
Here are some common sprinkler system violations:
Improper pipe and valve identification
Control valve handles and sprinkler system piping, including risers and cross connections, must be painted according to local fire codes.
Missing Certificate of Fitness
Required documentation certifying the sprinkler/standpipe system's compliance must be obtained and readily available.
Lack of maintenance records
Detailed records of inspections, testing, and maintenance for the sprinkler/standpipe system must be kept on-site.
Insufficient fire safety information
A copy of the Residential Fire Safety Plan and Fire Safety Notice should be prominently displayed in the building.
Missed testing deadlines
A five-year test conducted by a licensed contractor and witnessed by the fire department is mandatory.
Neglect of FIRE extinguisher maintenance
Monthly inspections of all portable fire extinguishers are required, and records must be maintained.
What To Do If I Receive a Summons or Violation From FDNY?
The good news is that a violation/summons can be cured without penalty and or a court appearance if it is dealt with in a timely manner.
Submit your documents
We encourage any building owner who receives a violation to send a copy as soon as possible.
For a violation or summons that is well beyond their compliance or hearing date altogether, you still have options to mitigate penalties and we are here to advise the best course of action.
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What Is a Cure date? And what happens if I miss it?
A cure date is a deadline for addressing a fire sprinkler violation. Missing it can result in hefty fines or even building closure.
What is the minimum amount of clearance required around fire sprinkler heads?
There are two different types of tests required for a fire pump:
- Generally, you need at least 18 inches of clearance around sprinkler heads to prevent obstructions that could hinder water distribution in case of a fire.
- Annual Full Flow fire pump performance test - Pressure readings are taken as the fire pump is run through its various stages. Results are recorded and plotted on a graph to ensure the pump is operating as intended.
How to deactivate a fire sprinkler?
Never attempt to deactivate a fire sprinkler yourself. This is a job for trained professionals. Tampering with the system can lead to serious consequences.
What is the code for fire sprinkler obstruction?
The specific code for fire sprinkler obstruction varies by location. However, most jurisdictions adhere to NFPA 13, which outlines detailed requirements for maintaining clear sprinkler coverage.
What is the 3 times rule for sprinklers?
Never attempt to deactivate a fire sprinkler yourself. This is a job for trained professionals. Tampering with the system can lead to serious consequences.
How to deactivate a fire sprinkler?
Never attempt to deactivate a fire sprinkler yourself. This is a job for trained professionals. Tampering with the system can lead to serious consequences.
How to deactivate a fire sprinkler?
Never attempt to deactivate a fire sprinkler yourself. This is a job for trained professionals. Tampering with the system can lead to serious consequences.
How to deactivate a fire sprinkler?
Never attempt to deactivate a fire sprinkler yourself. This is a job for trained professionals. Tampering with the system can lead to serious consequences.
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