Elevators and Lifts Regulations
Regulation- Registration
- R-047-2024
- Source
- Unofficial consolidation PDF (justice.gov.nt.ca)
- Under
- Elevators and Lifts Act
This is an unofficial reading copy parsed from the Department of Justice consolidation PDF above — itself an office consolidation, not an official statement of the law. The authoritative text is in the Revised Statutes of the Northwest Territories, 1988 and the annual Statutes volumes.
The Minister, under section 69 of the Elevators and Lifts Act and every enabling power, makes the Elevators and Lifts Regulations.
REGULATIONS
PART 1
INTRODUCTORY MATTERS
Interpretation
(1) In the Act and in these regulations,
"amusement ride" means a combination of components that carries or conveys persons over or through a fixed course or within a defined area for the purpose of amusement or entertainment, and includes a roller coaster; (manège)
"elevating device" means any apparatus, mechanism or device, equipped with a car or platform, that is installed, positioned or used for the purpose of raising, lowering, moving, carrying or conveying persons, materials or goods, and includes
(a) an amusement ride,
(b) a passenger ropeway,
(c) a wind turbine tower elevating device,
(d) a man lift,
(e) a personnel hoist,
(f) a stage lift,
(g) an escalator,
(h) a dumbwaiter,
(i) an inclined passenger lift,
(j) an industrial platform lift,
(k) a material lift,
(l) a moving walk,
(m) an elevator, and
(n) all associated machinery and equipment necessary for the operation of the apparatus, mechanism or device; (appareil de levage)
"install", in respect of an elevating device, includes re-installing the device at a new location; (installer) "passenger ropeway" means any device that carries, pulls or pushes passengers along a level or inclined pathway by means of a haulrope or other flexible element that is driven by a non-portable power unit, and includes fibre and wire rope tows, j-bars, t-bars, platter lifts, funiculars, conveyors, self-powered reversible above surface ropeways, chairlifts and gondolas with fixed or detachable grips, and single or double reversible tramways. (remontée mécanique)
(2) In these regulations,
"acceptance inspection" means an inspection of an elevating device that is conducted by an inspector for the purpose of determining whether the device and regulated work performed on the device comply with the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards; (inspection d’acceptation)
"Act" means the Elevators and Lifts Act; (loi)
"attendant" means an individual involved in any of the following in respect of an elevating device:
(a) marshalling passengers, cars or carriers,
(b) assisting or instructing patrons,
(c) other safety-related operating duties; (préposé)
"attendant or operator authorization" means an authorization to perform work as an attendant or operator of an elevating device, issued under subsection 7(3) or renewed under subsection 8(3); (autorisation d’exercice des fonctions de préposé ou d’exploitant)
"Canadian credential", in respect of an application for a certificate of qualification, means an official recognition that
(a) is issued in another Canadian jurisdiction, and
(b) is equivalent to the class of certificate being applied for; (titre de compétence canadien)
"certificate of qualification" means a certificate of qualification of a class established under section 10; (certificat de compétence) "certified elevating device mechanic" means an individual who holds a certificate of qualification; (mécanicien certifié en appareils de levage)
"control space" means
(a) a space located inside or outside the hoistway of an elevating device that contains a controller for the motor of the device, or
(b) a control space as defined in an applicable code or standard; (espace de contrôle)
"declaration of compliance" means a declaration, letter, report or other form of statement indicating that an elevating device or regulated work complies with the applicable provisions of the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards; (déclaration de conformité)
"direct supervision" means supervision by a certified elevating device mechanic who is on the same premises as the supervised person, in sufficient proximity that the mechanic can readily
(a) observe the supervised person directly and without the aid of electronic devices,
(b) provide verbal direction and immediate assistance to the supervised person, and
(c) evaluate the work of the supervised person; (surveillance immédiate)
"electrical equipment" means electrical equipment as defined in subsection 1(1) of the Electrical Protection Act; (matériel électrique)
"electrical work" means the installation, repair, alteration, extension or maintenance of electrical equipment; (travaux électriques)
"elevating device contractor licence" means an elevating device contractor licence of a class established under section 19; (permis d’entrepreneur en appareils de levage)
"existing elevating device" means an elevating device that has been installed at its current location; (appareil de levage existant)
"general supervision" means supervision by a certified elevating device mechanic who is on the same premises as the supervised person, in sufficient proximity that the mechanic is readily available to the supervised person for the purpose of providing timely direction and assistance; (surveillance générale) "international credential", in respect of an application for a certificate of qualification, means an official recognition that
(a) is issued in a jurisdiction outside Canada, and
(b) is equivalent to the class of certificate being applied for; (titre de compétence international)
"licensed elevating device contractor" means a person that holds an elevating device contractor licence; (entrepreneur agréé en appareils de levage)
"major alteration" means an alteration that
(a) is defined as a major alteration in an applicable code or standard, or
(b) results in a substantial change to the original design, inherent safety or operational characteristics of an elevating device; (modification majeure)
"mandatory maintenance agreement" means a maintenance agreement in respect of an elevating device between a person in charge of the device and a licensed elevating device contractor, entered into under subsection 68(3); (entente sur l’entretien obligatoire)
"minor alteration" means an alteration that
(a) is defined as a minor alteration in an applicable code or standard, or
(b) results in a minor change to the original design, inherent safety or operational characteristics of an elevating device; (modification mineure)
"new elevating device" means an elevating device that is not an existing elevating device; (nouvel appareil de levage)
"person in charge", in respect of an elevating device, means
(a) the owner of the device, or
(b) a person who is in charge of the device as an agent of the owner of the device; (personne responsable)
"personnel hoist" means a hoist, and structures associated with the hoist, that
(a) are not a permanent part of a building, structure or other works, and
(b) are used during construction, alteration or demolition for raising or lowering persons or materials, in connection with or related to a building project; (monte-personnel)
"professional engineer" means a professional engineer as defined in the subsection 1(1) of the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act; (ingénieur)
"qualified electrical worker" means a qualified electrical worker as defined in subsection 1(1) of the Electrical Protection Act; (électricien qualifié)
"stage lift" means an elevating device that
(a) is an integral part of a stage, and
(b) is designed to raise and lower persons and equipment directly connected with a stage performance; (ascenseur de scène)
"wind turbine tower elevating device" means an elevating device installed in a wind turbine tower. (appareil de levage de tour éolienne)
(3) If any uncertainty arises as to whether an alteration to be performed in respect of an elevating device is a major or minor alteration, a person in charge of the device shall in writing request the Chief Inspector to determine the issue.
(4) If a person fails to make a request required under subsection (3), the alteration is deemed to be a major alteration.
Application of Regulations
(1) The following types of elevating devices are exempt from these regulations:
(a) portable elevating devices designed for individuals with physical disabilities;
(b) elevating devices used to provide access to or from a single family dwelling house;
(c) elevating devices used to overcome barriers to accessibility within a dwelling unit;
(d) piling or stacking machines or similar devices used within one storey;
(e) cranes and hoists that are
(i) used for lifting and lowering materials or goods, and
(ii) provided with unguided hooks or slings;
(f) lifting devices that are part of a fully automatic conveyor or material handling system;
(g) freight ramps that have a means for adjusting the slope of the ramp;
(h) vehicle servicing hoists;
(i) elevating devices that are installed in or adjacent to a barn and used exclusively for agricultural purposes;
(j) swing stages and window washing equipment;
(k) elevating devices used only for the transfer of materials or equipment if the travel of the lift is 2.743 m or less;
(l) scissor lifts.
(2) The following types of amusement rides are exempt from these regulations:
(a) water slides;
(b) dry slides that do not exceed a height of 4 m;
(c) children’s carousels not exceeding a diameter of 1.5 m and not exceeding a peripheral speed of 29 m per minute;
(d) children’s playspaces and equipment to which the standard CSA Z614, Children’s Playspaces and Equipment, as amended from time to time, applies;
(e) soft contained play equipment to which the standard ASTM 1918, Standard Safety Performance Specification for Soft Contained Play Equipment, as amended from time to time, applies;
(f) go cart rides;
(g) animal driven rides;
(h) amusement rides driven by muscular power;
(i) coin operated amusement rides that are designed to carry no more than 2 passengers;
(j) recoil tethered or bungee rides;
(k) hot air balloons;
(l) roller coasters operating on a track of less than 10 inch gauge.
Adopted Codes and Standards
(1) For the purposes of subsection 7(2) of the Act, the following codes or standards are adopted:
(a) subject to the variations set out in Schedule A, ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators;
(b) the following codes or standards, as amended from time to time:
(i) ASME A17.2, Guide for Inspection of Elevators, Escalators, and Moving Walks,
(ii) CSA B44.1/ASME A17.5, Elevator and Escalator Electrical Equipment,
(iii) CSA B44.2, Maintenance Requirements and Intervals for Elevators, Dumbwaiters, Escalators, and Moving Walks,
(iv) ASME A17.6, Standard for Elevator Suspension, Compensation, and Governor Systems,
(v) ASME A17.7/CSA B44.7, Performance-Based Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators,
(vi) ASME-A17.8/CSA B44.8, Standard for Wind Turbine Tower Elevators,
(vii) CSA Z98, Passenger Ropeways and Passenger Conveyors,
(viii) CAN/CSA-Z256, Safety Code for Material Hoists,
(ix) CAN/CSA-Z185, Safety Code for Personnel Hoists,
(x) CAN/CSA-B311, Safety Code for Manlifts,
(xi) CSA B355, Platform Lifts and Stair Lifts for Barrier-Free Access,
(xii) ASTM F2783, Standard Practice for Design, Manufacture, Operation, Maintenance, and Inspection of Amusement Rides and Devices, in Canada.
(2) Unless authorized under the Act, no person shall,
(a) subject to subsection (3), perform regulated work except in accordance with the codes or standards; or
(b) perform work as an attendant or operator of an elevating device except in accordance with the codes or standards.
(3) If an elevating device was installed or constructed before the coming into force of these regulations, no person shall
(a) perform any major alterations to the device except in accordance with the codes or standards adopted under subsection (1); or
(b) perform any minor alterations to the device except in accordance with the applicable codes or standards in force in the Northwest Territories at the time of installation or construction.
Certification Agencies
Any organization that is accredited by the Standards Council of Canada under the Standards Council of Canada Act (Canada) as an organization engaged in conformity assessment is designated as a certification agency for the purposes of the Act and these regulations.
Mechanics-in-Training
For the purposes of these regulations, a person is considered to be a "mechanic-in-training" if the person
(a) has entered into a training and direct supervision agreement, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, with a certified elevating device mechanic, for the purpose of obtaining a certificate of qualification as an elevating device mechanic; and
(b) has successfully completed a mechanics-in-training program, or equivalent technical education, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, that includes at least 24 hours of instructional time in occupational health and safety.
PART 2
GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS
AND LICENSING
Division 1
Attendants and Operators of Elevating Devices
(1) No person shall perform work as an attendant or operator of an elevating device unless the person
(a) holds an authorization to perform work as an attendant or operator of an elevating device of that type, issued under section 7; or
(b) has been trained to perform work as an attendant or operator of that particular elevating device under section 9.
(2) A person in charge of an elevating device shall ensure that each person who performs work as an attendant or operator of the device is not in contravention of subsection (1).
Application for Authorization
(1) A person may apply to the Chief Inspector for an authorization to perform work as an attendant or operator of an elevating device.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector;
(b) identify each type of elevating device in respect of which the applicant is applying to perform work;
(c) include proof, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, that
(i) the applicant has successfully completed, in relation to the type of work to be performed under the authorization applied for,
(A) an occupational health and safety program acceptable to the Chief Inspector,
(B) an elevating device attendant or operator training program acceptable to the Chief Inspector, and
(C) any other training that the Chief Inspector may require, and
(ii) the applicant has any work experience relevant to that type of work that the Chief Inspector may require; and
(d) include any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection (4) of this section, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall issue an authorization to perform work as an attendant or operator of an elevating device if the Chief Inspector is satisfied that the applicant is qualified to perform the work to be authorized in respect of the types of elevating devices to be specified in the authorization.
(4) The Chief Inspector may refuse to issue or renew an attendant or operator authorization if, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, the applicant has failed to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a compliance order or an attendant or operator authorization previously held by the applicant.
(5) An attendant or operator authorization is valid for a period of one year.
Application to Renew Authorization
(1) A person may apply to the Chief Inspector to renew an attendant or operator authorization before its expiry.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector; and
(b) include any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection 7(4) of these regulations, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall renew the attendant or operator authorization if the authorization is in good standing.
Training of Attendants and Operators
(1) The holder of an attendant or operator authorization may train persons to perform work as an attendant or operator of a particular elevating device of a type specified in the authorization.
(2) The holder of an attendant or operator authorization who trains a person under subsection (1) shall
(a) keep a training record for the person in a format acceptable to the Chief Inspector; and
(b) on completion of the training, give a copy of the record to a person in charge of the elevating device on which the person is trained.
(3) A person in charge of an elevating device shall ensure that a training record received under paragraph (2)(b) is kept for a period of not less than three years from when the training is completed.
Division 2
Certified Elevating Device Mechanics
Classes of Certificates of Qualification
The following classes of certificates of qualification as an elevating device mechanic, with their corresponding restrictions, are established:
(a) Class A — restricted to installing, testing, maintaining, repairing or altering those types of the following elevating devices that are specified in the certificate:
(i) elevators,
(ii) escalators,
(iii) elevating devices designed for individuals with physical disabilities,
(iv) man lifts,
(v) inclined passenger lifts,
(vi) personnel hoists,
(vii) material lifts,
(viii) dumbwaiters,
(ix) other elevating devices to which the standard ASME A17.1/CSA B44- 2019, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators, applies;
(b) Class B — restricted to installing, testing, maintaining, repairing or altering those types of elevating devices that are
(i) designed for individuals with physical disabilities, and
(ii) specified in the certificate;
(c) Class C — restricted to installing, testing, maintaining, repairing or altering those types of wind turbine tower elevating devices that are specified in the certificate;
(d) Class D — restricted to
(i) installing, testing, maintaining, repairing or altering those types of elevating devices that are
(A) types for which a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification may not be issued, such as amusement rides, passenger ropeways, stage lifts and industrial platform lifts, and
(B) specified in the certificate, or
(ii) assembling, constructing or manufacturing those types of elevating devices that are specified in the certificate.
Application for Class A, B or C Certificate of
Qualification
(1) A person may apply in writing to the Chief Inspector for a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) identify each type of elevating device in respect of which the applicant is applying to perform regulated work;
(b) include proof, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, that the applicant
(i) has successfully completed, in relation to the type of regulated work to be performed under the certificate applied for,
(A) an elevating device mechanics training program, or equivalent technical education, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, and
(B) an occupational health and safety program acceptable to the Chief Inspector,
(ii) has any work experience relevant to that type of regulated work that the Chief Inspector may require, and
(iii) has passed any examinations that the Chief Inspector may require; and
(c) include
(i) any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require, and
(ii) the application fee set out in item 1 of Schedule B.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection (4) of this section, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall issue a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification to an applicant if the Chief Inspector is satisfied that the applicant
(a) meets
(i) the training and work experience requirements under subsection (2), or
(ii) in the case of an applicant with a Canadian or international credential, the requirements under section 15 or 16; and
(b) is qualified to perform the regulated work to be authorized in respect of the types of elevating devices to be specified in the certificate.
(4) The Chief Inspector may refuse to issue or renew a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification if
(a) the applicant holds an authorization issued in another jurisdiction that
(i) is, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, equivalent to a class of certificate of qualification established under section 10, and
(ii) is not in good standing in the jurisdiction where it was issued; or
(b) in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, the applicant has failed to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a
(5) A Class A, B or C certificate of qualification is valid for a period of three years.
Application to Renew Class A, B or C Certificate of
Qualification
(1) A person may apply in writing to the Chief Inspector to renew a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification before its expiry.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must include
(a) any information that the Chief Inspector may require; and
(b) the renewal fee set out in item 2 of Schedule B.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection 11(4) of these regulations, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall renew the certificate of qualification if the certificate is in good standing.
Application for Class D
Certificate of Qualification
(1) A person may apply in writing to the Chief Inspector for a Class D certificate of qualification.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) identify each type of elevating device in respect of which the applicant is applying to perform regulated work;
(b) include proof, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, that the applicant
(i) has successfully completed, in relation to the type of regulated work to be performed under the certificate applied for,
(A) a technical elevating device training program acceptable to the Chief Inspector,
(B) an occupational health and safety program acceptable to the Chief Inspector, and
(C) any other training that the Chief Inspector may require, and
(ii) has any work experience relevant to that type of regulated work that the Chief Inspector may require; and
(c) include
(i) any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require, and
(ii) the application fee set out in item 3 of Schedule B.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection (4) of this section, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall issue a Class D certificate of qualification if the Chief Inspector is satisfied that the applicant
(a) meets
(i) the training and work experience requirements under subsection (2), or
(ii) in the case of an applicant with a Canadian or international credential, the requirements under section 15 or 16; and
(b) is qualified to perform the regulated work to be authorized in respect of the types of elevating devices to be specified in the certificate.
(4) The Chief Inspector may refuse to issue or renew a Class D certificate of qualification if
(a) the applicant holds an authorization issued in another jurisdiction that
(i) is, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, equivalent to a class of certificate of qualification established under section 10, and
(ii) is not in good standing in the jurisdiction where it was issued; or
(b) in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, the applicant has failed to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a
(5) A Class D certificate of qualification is valid for a period of three years.
Application to Renew Class D
Certificate of Qualification
(1) A person may apply in writing to the Chief Inspector to renew a Class D certificate of qualification before its expiry.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must include
(a) any information that the Chief Inspector requires; and
(b) the renewal fee set out in item 4 of Schedule B.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection 13(4) of these regulations, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall renew the certificate of qualification if the certificate is in good standing.
Applicants with Canadian Credentials
On application by an individual who holds a Canadian credential, the Chief Inspector may issue a corresponding certificate of qualification if
(a) the Canadian credential is, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, equivalent to the class of certificate applied for; and
(b) the applicant provides proof, acceptable to the Chief Inspector,
(i) of the applicant’s identity, and
(ii) of the Canadian credential being in good standing in the jurisdiction where it was issued.
Applicants with International
Credentials
(1) On application by an individual who holds an international credential, the Chief Inspector may issue a corresponding certificate of qualification if
(a) the international credential is, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, equivalent to the class of certificate applied for;
(b) the applicant provides proof, acceptable to the Chief Inspector,
(i) of the applicant’s identity, and
(ii) of the international credential being in good standing in the jurisdiction where it was issued; and
(c) the Chief Inspector is satisfied that the applicant’s training and work experience is equivalent to that required under section 11 or 13 for the certificate applied for.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the Chief Inspector may require an applicant to
(a) provide further information or proof of the matters referred to in that subsection for the purpose of evaluating the application;
(b) undertake examinations, interviews or other assessments, as directed by the Chief Inspector; and
(c) provide the results of any examinations, interviews or other assessments undertaken under paragraph (b).
(3) All information and materials provided under subsection (2) must
(a) be provided in a format and manner acceptable to the Chief Inspector; and
(b) be in English or French, and, if translated into English or French, be translated by a translator acceptable to the Chief Inspector.
Registration
(1) For the purposes of paragraph 13(1)(f) of the Act, all certified elevating device mechanics must be registered in the registry.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), on issuing or renewing a certificate of qualification, the Chief Inspector shall provide a copy of the certificate or renewal to the Registrar.
(3) On receiving a copy of a certificate or renewal under subsection (2), the Registrar shall register or renew the registration of the certificate holder.
(4) A registration under this section expires on the expiration of the certificate or renewal provided under subsection (2), as applicable.
Entitlements and Duties
(1) A certified elevating device mechanic may make declarations of compliance indicating that regulated work within the scope of the mechanic’s certificate of qualification complies with the applicable provisions of the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards.
(2) A certified elevating device mechanic shall disclose to an inspector any regulated product or regulated work that creates a risk of personal injury or damage to property.
Division 3
Licensed Elevating Device Contractors
Classes of Elevating Device Contractor
Licences
The following classes of elevating device contractor licences, with their corresponding restrictions, are established:
(a) Class A — restricted to
(i) managing or directing individuals performing regulated work in respect of those types of elevating devices that are
(A) types for which a Class B elevating device contractor licence may not be issued, and
(B) specified in the licence, or
(ii) doing regulated work in respect of those types of devices for another person who is not a licensed contractor;
(b) Class B — restricted to
(i) managing or directing individuals performing regulated work in respect of those types of elevating devices that are
(A) designed for individuals with physical disabilities, and
(B) specified in the licence, or
(ii) doing regulated work in respect of those types of devices for another person who is not a licensed contractor.
Application for Elevating Device Contractor
Licence
(1) A person may apply to the Chief Inspector for an elevating device contractor licence.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector;
(b) identify each type of elevating device in respect of which the applicant is applying
(i) to manage or direct individuals performing regulated work, or
(ii) to perform regulated work for another person who is not a licensed elevating device contractor; and
(c) include
(i) proof, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, that the applicant
(A) holds a certificate of qualification in respect of the types of elevating devices to be specified in the licence, or
(B) employs or engages one or more individuals who hold a certificate of qualification described in clause (A),
(ii) if required by the Chief Inspector, a list containing
(A) the name and certificate of qualification number of each certified elevating device mechanic employed or engaged by the applicant, and
(B) the name of each mechanic-in-training employed or engaged by the applicant,
(iii) if required by the Chief Inspector, a list of the elevating devices that the applicant intends to maintain, install or alter under the licence, and
(iv) any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection (4) of this section, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall issue an elevating device contractor licence to an applicant if the Chief Inspector is satisfied that the applicant
(a) meets the requirements of this section; and
(b) is qualified, within the scope of the licence applied for,
(i) to manage or direct individuals performing regulated work in respect of the types of elevating devices to be specified in the licence, or
(ii) to perform regulated work in respect of those types of devices for another person who is not a licensed elevating device contractor.
(4) The Chief Inspector may refuse to issue or renew an elevating device contractor licence if
(a) the applicant holds an authorization issued in another jurisdiction that,
(i) in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, is equivalent to an elevating device contractor licence of a class established under section 19, and
(ii) is not in good standing in the jurisdiction where it was issued; or
(b) in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, the applicant has failed to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a compliance order or an elevating device contractor licence previously held by the applicant.
(5) An elevating device contractor licence may be issued for a period of up to three years.
Exemption: Employees
(1) The prohibition in paragraph 20(1)(a) of the Act does not apply to a person that is managing or directing individuals performing regulated work if the person
(a) is employed or engaged by a licensed elevating device contractor who is authorized under their licence to manage or direct individuals performing the work; and
(b) is managing or directing the individuals in the course of that employment or engagement.
(2) For greater certainty, a person referred to in subsection (1) is not authorized to oversee or direct any regulated work being performed at a work site unless
(a) the person is a certified elevating device mechanic and the work is within the scope of their certificate of qualification; or
(b) the person is otherwise authorized under the Act or these regulations to oversee or direct the work.
Exemption: Sole Proprietors
For the purposes of paragraph 22(3)(a) of the Act, a licensed elevating device contractor is not required to employ or engage a certified elevating device mechanic for a type of elevating device specified in the contractor’s licence if the contractor
(a) is a certified elevating device mechanic who holds a certificate of qualification in respect of that type of device; and
(b) is the only person who undertakes regulated work in respect of that type of device under the licence.
Application to Renew Elevating Device Contractor
Licence
(1) A person may apply to the Chief Inspector to renew an elevating device contractor licence before its expiry.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector; and
(b) include
(i) proof, acceptable to the Chief Inspector, that the applicant
(A) holds a certificate of qualification in respect of the types of elevating devices specified in the licence, or
(B) employs or engages one or more individuals that hold a certificate of qualification described in clause (A),
(ii) if required by the Chief Inspector, a list containing
(A) the name and certificate of qualification number of each certified elevating device mechanic employed or engaged by the applicant, and
(B) the name of each mechanic-in-training employed or engaged by the applicant, and
(iii) any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection 20(4) of these regulations, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector shall renew the elevating device contractor licence if
(a) the licence is in good standing; and
(b) the Chief Inspector is satisfied that the applicant
(i) meets the requirements of this section, and
(ii) is qualified, within the scope of the licence,
(A) to manage or direct individuals performing regulated work in respect of the types of elevating devices specified in the licence, or
(B) to perform regulated work in respect of those types of devices for another person who is not a licensed elevating device contractor.
Registration
(1) For the purposes of paragraph 13(1)(f) of the Act, all licensed elevating device contractors must be registered in the registry.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), on issuing or renewing an elevating device contractor licence, the Chief Inspector shall provide a copy of the licence or renewal to the Registrar.
(3) On receiving a copy of a licence or renewal under subsection (2), the Registrar shall register or renew the registration of the licence holder.
(4) A registration under this section expires on the expiration of the licence or renewal provided under subsection (2), as applicable.
Entitlements and Duties
(1) A licensed elevating device contractor shall
(a) maintain a list of the elevating devices that
(i) are or will be maintained by the contractor, under any agreement between a person in charge of the device and the contractor, and
(ii) have been or will be installed or altered by the contractor, under any agreement referred to in subparagraph (i);
(b) provide a copy of the list to the Chief Inspector on request; and
(c) if the Chief Inspector has requested the list, notify the Chief Inspector of any additions or changes to the list within seven days of making the addition or change.
(2) A licenced elevating device contractor shall
(a) ensure that individuals who perform regulated work for the contractor maintain the current knowledge and skills necessary to do the work; and
(b) if the contractor is a certified elevating device mechanic who performs regulated work, personally maintain the current knowledge and skills necessary to do the work.
(3) Notwithstanding paragraph 22(1)(b) of the Act, a licensed elevating device contractor may permit regulated work to be performed by an individual under their control who does not hold a certificate of qualification that authorizes them to perform the work if the individual is otherwise authorized to perform the work under the Act or these regulations.
Division 4
Persons Who May Perform Regulated Work
(1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall perform regulated work in respect of an elevating device unless one of the following applies:
(a) the person is a certified elevating device mechanic who holds a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification and
(i) they are, or are employed or engaged by, a licensed elevating device contractor for the purpose of doing the regulated work, and
(ii) the regulated work is within the scope of their certificate;
(b) the person is a certified elevating device mechanic who holds a Class D certificate of qualification and the regulated work is within the scope of their certificate;
(c) the person is a certified elevating device mechanic acting outside the scope of their certificate of qualification and the regulated work
(i) is performed under the direct supervision of a certified elevating device mechanic referred to in paragraph (a) or (b), and
(ii) is within the scope of the supervisor’s certificate of qualification;
(d) the person is a mechanic-in-training and the regulated work
(i) is performed under the direct supervision of a certified elevating device mechanic under an agreement referred to in paragraph 5(a), and
(ii) is within the scope of the supervisor’s certificate of qualification;
(e) the regulated work is described in section 27 and is performed in accordance with that section;
(f) the device is of a type for which a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification may be issued and
(i) the person is an employee or agent of the original manufacturer of the device,
(ii) the manufacturer has trained the person to perform the regulated work, and
(iii) the regulated work is performed in the course of the person’s employment or agency with the manufacturer.
(2) The prohibition in subsection (1) does not apply in respect of
(a) the testing of an elevating device by a person acting under the authority of a certification agency; or
(b) the alteration of an elevating device by a person approved by the Chief Inspector under paragraph 57(2)(b) of the Act.
(3) For the purposes of paragraph 18(1)(b) of the Act, a person who meets the requirements of paragraph (1)(c), (d), (e) or (f) is authorized to perform the regulated work referred to in the applicable paragraph.
(4) A certified elevating device mechanic who supervises the work of a person under subsection (1) shall not allow that person to perform regulated work outside the scope of the supervisor’s certificate.
Regulated Work Under Supervision
(1) For the purposes of paragraph 18(1)(b) of the Act, a person is authorized to install or alter non-structural elevator car enclosure linings, flooring, floor coverings or door claddings, if the person performs the regulated work
(a) under a permit issued under subsection (2); and
(b) under the direct or general supervision of a certified elevating device mechanic, as specified in the permit issued under subsection (2), who holds a certificate of qualification that authorizes the mechanic to perform regulated work on the elevator.
(2) A person may apply to an inspector for a permit issued for the purposes of this section.
(3) An application under subsection (2) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector; and
(b) include
(i) any additional information that the inspector may require, and
(ii) the application fee set out in item 5 of Schedule B.
(4) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection (5) of this section, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (2), an inspector shall issue a permit to an applicant for the purposes of this section if the inspector is satisfied that the proposed installation or alteration complies with the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards.
(5) An inspector may refuse to issue a permit under this section if, in the opinion of the inspector, the applicant has failed to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a compliance order or a permit issued under this section previously held by the applicant.
(6) A permit issued under this section is valid for a period of one year.
(7) A permit issued under this section is not transferable.
For the purposes of paragraph 18(1)(b) of the Act, a person is authorized to install, alter or service electrical equipment on the load side of a main disconnect switch or junction box that supplies electrical power to an elevating device if
(a) the electrical equipment is installed in a hoistway, elevator car or control space, after the original manufacture of the device, including
(i) lights and receptacles,
(ii) fire alarm initiating devices,
(iii) telecommunication systems,
(iv) electrical ventilation equipment, and
(v) similar electrical equipment that is installed after the original manufacture of the device;
(b) the person performing the electrical work
(i) is a qualified electrical worker, and
(ii) has written permission from an inspector to perform the work; and
(c) the electrical work is performed
(i) under a permit issued under the Electrical Protection Act, and
(ii) under the direct or general supervision of a certified elevating device mechanic, as specified in the written permission under subparagraph (b)(ii), who holds a certificate of qualification that authorizes the mechanic to perform regulated work on the device.
(1) For the purposes of paragraph 18(1)(b) of the Act, a person is authorized to install, alter or service equipment or accessories on an elevating device if
(a) the equipment or accessories are installed in a hoistway, elevator car or control space, after the original manufacture of the device;
(b) the person performing the regulated work has written permission from an inspector to perform the work;
(c) subject to subsection (2), the regulated work is performed under a licence, permit or other authorization issued under an Act of the Northwest Territories or Canada; and
(d) the regulated work is performed under the direct or general supervision of a certified elevating device mechanic, as specified in the written permission under paragraph (b), who holds a certificate of qualification that authorizes the mechanic to perform regulated work on the device.
(2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(c), if an inspector is satisfied that regulated work to be performed under subsection (1) is not work for which a licence, permit or other authorization is required under an Act of the Northwest Territories or Canada, the inspector may, in a written permission under paragraph (1)(b), waive the requirement under paragraph (1)(c).
A certified elevating device mechanic who is supervising regulated work under sections 27 to 29 shall not permit regulated work to be performed in any manner that may adversely affect the safe operation of an elevating device, regardless of
(a) the qualifications of the person performing the work; or
(b) what is authorized under a licence, permit or other authorization referred to in any of those sections.
Access to Hoistway or Top of
Elevator Car
No person shall access a hoistway or the top of an elevator car unless the person
(a) is
(i) a certified elevating device mechanic who holds a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification,
(ii) a mechanic-in-training who is under the direct supervision of a certified elevating device mechanic referred to in subparagraph (i), or
(iii) emergency personnel working in the course of the person’s duties,
(b) has the written permission of the Chief Inspector; or
(c) is doing regulated work described in section 28 or 29 in accordance with the applicable provision.
PART 3
APPROVALS, VARIANCES AND
ALTERNATIVE
SAFETY APPROACHES
Approval to Use Elevating Device
(1) For the purposes of section 9 of the Act, if an elevating device does not bear a certification mark, a person in charge of the device may apply in writing to the Chief Inspector for a letter of approval to use the device.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector; and
(b) include
(i) a letter of certification written by a professional engineer or other qualified person acceptable to the Chief Inspector, certifying that the elevating device complies with the applicable provisions of the codes or standards, and
(ii) any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require.
(3) On an application under subsection (1), the Chief Inspector may require the applicant to provide, at the applicant’s expense, a report prepared by a professional engineer or other qualified person acceptable to the Chief Inspector that
(a) substantiates the letter of certification under subparagraph (2)(b)(i); and
(b) includes any other information that the Chief Inspector may require.
(4) The Chief Inspector may collect information that, in their opinion, is necessary for evaluating the credentials of a qualified person referred to in paragraph 9(1)(a) of the Act or in this section.
(1) Unless an elevating device bears a certification mark or a letter of approval to use the device has been issued under subsection 9(1) or (2) of the Act, no person shall
(a) install the device;
(b) connect the device to an energy source; or
(c) put the device into service.
(2) If an elevating device is installed, connected or put into service contrary to subsection (1), an inspector may
(a) instruct the supply authority to withhold or disconnect the supply of electrical power or energy to the premises in or on which the device is located, until a letter of approval to use the device is issued;
(b) disconnect the device from energy sources, or remove the device from the premises, until a letter of approval to use the device is issued; or
(c) take any other reasonable action the inspector considers necessary to prevent use of the device until a letter of approval to use the device is issued.
(3) If a supply authority is instructed to withhold or disconnect the supply of electrical power or energy to premises under paragraph (2)(a), the authority shall not supply electrical power or energy to those premises until authorized by an inspector.
Variances
(1) If a person requests a variance under section 26 of the Act that allows for a deviation from the application of a provision of these regulations or of the codes or standards in respect of an elevating device or regulated work, or for a use, other than the standard use, of an elevating device, the Chief Inspector may require the person to provide, at the person’s expense, a report prepared by a professional engineer or other qualified person acceptable to the Chief Inspector.
(2) The Chief Inspector may collect information that, in their opinion, is necessary for evaluating the credentials of a qualified person referred to in subsection (1).
(3) A report prepared under subsection (1) must
(a) include the following, as required by the Chief Inspector:
(i) the nature and scope of the proposed deviation or use,
(ii) the plans or design drawings and specifications for the proposed deviation or use, including system operating and performance parameters,
(iii) where the report is prepared by a professional engineer, the seal of the engineer approving the plans or drawings and specifications referred to in subparagraph (ii),
(iv) where the report is prepared by another qualified person, the seal of the qualified person or, if they do not have a seal, a statement signed by the qualified person approving the plans or drawings and specifications referred to in subparagraph (ii); and
(b) certify that the proposed deviation or use is safe.
(4) If the Chief Inspector refuses to issue a variance, the Chief Inspector shall give written notice of that decision to the applicant as soon as is practicable.
(5) The Chief Inspector may cancel a variance if, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, the holder
(a) knowingly gave false information in their request for the variance; or
(b) fails to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a compliance order or the variance.
(6) If the Chief Inspector cancels a variance, the Chief Inspector shall give written notice of that decision to the variance holder without delay.
Alternative Safety Approaches
(1) For the purposes of subsection 27(3) of the Act, if a person submits a proposal for an alternative safety approach, the Chief Inspector may require the person to provide, at the person’s expense, a report prepared by a professional engineer or other qualified person acceptable to the Chief Inspector.
(2) The Chief Inspector may collect information that, in their opinion, is necessary for evaluating the credentials of a qualified person referred to paragraph 27(4)(a) of the Act or in this section.
(3) A report prepared under subsection (1) must certify,
(a) if the proposal sets out a proposed approach to safety as an alternative to one or more requirements of these regulations or the codes or standards, that the proposed approach provides a level of safety equivalent to that provided by those requirements; or
(b) where safety is not addressed in these regulations or the codes or standards in respect of the installation or maintenance of an elevating device, the undertaking of other regulated work, or the operation or use of an elevating device, that the plan in the proposal provides for the safe undertaking of the work or the safe operation or use of the elevating device in respect of which the proposal has been made.
(4) For the purposes of subsection 27(4) of the Act, if a person submits a proposal for an alternative safety approach in respect of an elevating device that does not bear a certification mark, the proposal must be accompanied by
(a) a letter of certification written by a professional engineer or other qualified person acceptable to the Chief Inspector, certifying that the device complies with or satisfies the objectives of the applicable provisions of the codes or standards; and
(b) any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require.
(5) A person writing a letter of certification under paragraph (4)(a) must, if required by the Chief Inspector,
(a) physically examine the elevating device that is to be the subject of the letter; and
(b) include in the letter a statement signed by them confirming that the person has personally examined the device.
(6) The Chief Inspector may require a person who submits a letter of certification under paragraph (4)(a) to provide, at the person’s expense, a report prepared by a professional engineer or other qualified person acceptable to the Chief Inspector that
(a) substantiates the letter; and
(b) includes any other information the Chief Inspector may require.
(7) If the Chief Inspector refuses to accept an alternative safety approach, they shall give written notice of that decision to the proponent as soon as is practicable.
(8) The Chief Inspector may suspend or cancel an alternative safety approach if, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, the proponent
(a) knowingly gave false information in their proposal for the alternative safety approach; or
(b) fails to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a compliance order or the alternative safety approach.
(9) If the Chief Inspector suspends or cancels an alternative safety approach, they shall give written notice of that decision to the proponent without delay.
INSTALLATION, ALTERATION AND PERMITS
PART 4
Division 1
Installation Permits
(1) No person shall
(a) install a new elevating device, unless an installation permit has been issued in respect of the proposed installation; or
(b) perform a major or minor alteration to an existing elevating device, unless an installation permit has been issued in respect of the proposed alteration.
(2) Any of the following persons may apply to an inspector for an installation permit:
(a) a licensed elevating device contractor;
(b) a certified elevating device mechanic;
(c) in respect of a proposed installation of a new elevating device, the owner, lessee, occupant or person in charge of the premises in or on which the device will be located;
(d) in respect of a proposed alteration to an existing elevating device, a person in charge of the device.
(3) An application under subsection (2) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector; and
(b) include
(i) a description of the regulated work to be performed under the installation permit,
(ii) the address of the place where the regulated work is to be performed,
(iii) the name, address and telephone number of the person for whom the regulated work is to be performed,
(iv) the name, address, telephone number and registration number of any certified elevating device mechanic or licensed elevating device contractor who is to perform the regulated work,
(v) a technical information package that meets the requirements of section 37,
(vi) any additional information that the inspector may require, and
(vii) the applicable application fee set out in item 6 of Schedule B.
(4) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection (5) of this section, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (2), an inspector shall issue an installation permit to the applicant if the inspector is satisfied that the proposed installation or alteration complies with the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards.
(5) An inspector may refuse to issue or extend an installation permit if, in the opinion of the inspector, the applicant has failed to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a compliance order or an installation permit previously held by the applicant.
(6) An installation permit is valid for a period of one year.
(7) An inspector may grant one or more extensions of an installation permit.
(8) Where an installation permit is extended, the holder is not required to pay an additional fee.
(9) An installation permit is not transferable.
(10) An inspector may amend an installation permit to allow additional or different regulated work to be performed under the permit.
(11) If an amendment under subsection (10) results in an increase or decrease to the amount of the fee payable under subparagraph (3)(b)(vii),
(a) where the fee increases, the applicant shall pay the difference between the amount paid and the new amount payable; or
(b) where the fee decreases, an inspector shall refund the applicant the difference between the amount paid and the new amount payable.
Division 2
Technical Information Packages
For the purposes of subparagraph 36(3)(b)(v), a technical information package must
(a) be submitted in a format and manner acceptable to the Chief Inspector;
(b) include
(i) in respect of a proposed installation, the plans and specifications for the construction and installation of the device,
(ii) in respect of a proposed major alteration, the design drawings and specifications for the alteration,
(iii) in respect of a proposed minor alteration, the design drawings and specifications for the alteration, if
(A) the alteration is defined as a minor alteration in an applicable code or standard, or
(B) the drawings and specifications are required by an inspector, and
(iv) the seal of a professional engineer approving the plans or drawings and specifications referred to in subparagraph (i), (ii) or (ii);
(c) provide sufficient detail, as determined by the inspector, for use in inspections in respect of any accident, incident or dangerous event that may occur in respect of the elevating device;
(d) include a statement signed by a professional engineer verifying the accuracy of the contents of the technical information package;
(e) if required by the inspector, include a report prepared by a professional engineer, at the applicant’s expense, substantiating the statement under paragraph (d); and
(f) include any other information that the inspector may require.
Division 3
Operating Permits
Application for Operating Permit
(1) A person in charge of an elevating device may apply to an inspector for an operating permit in respect of the device.
(2) An application under subsection (1) must
(a) be made in a form and manner approved by the Chief Inspector; and
(b) include, in respect of the elevating device,
(i) its location,
(ii) proof, acceptable to an inspector, of any required mandatory maintenance agreement being in place,
(iii) a certificate of inspection,
(iv) any additional information that the inspector may require, and
(v) the applicable application fee set out in item 7 of Schedule B.
(3) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act and subsection (4) of this section, after receipt of a complete application under subsection (1), an inspector shall issue an operating permit in respect of an elevating device if the inspector is satisfied the applicant meets the requirements of this section.
(4) An inspector may refuse to issue or renew an operating permit if, in the opinion of the inspector, the applicant has failed to comply with the Act, these regulations, a safety order, a compliance order or an operating permit previously held by the applicant.
(5) An operating permit is valid for a period of one year.
(6) Subject to subsection 17(6) of the Act, an inspector shall renew an operating permit if the holder provides to the inspector, in respect of the elevating device,
(a) a certificate of inspection; and
(b) if required by the inspector, proof, acceptable to the inspector, of any required mandatory maintenance agreement being in place.
(7) An operating permit is not transferable.
(8) An operating permit must be
(a) kept where the elevating device that is subject to the permit is located; and
(b) readily accessible to an inspector.
PART 5
APPEALS
(1) For the purposes of subsection 50(1) of the Act, an appeal may be commenced by filing an application to appeal with the Superintendent.
(2) An application to appeal under subsection (1) must
(a) be in a form approved by the Superintendent; and
(b) include
(i) a copy of the order or decision being appealed,
(ii) the grounds for the appeal,
(iii) all information necessary for the Superintendent to understand the issues raised in the appeal, and
(iv) any other information that the Superintendent may require.
(1) Subject to subsection (2), an appeal hearing must be commenced within 30 days from the date when the Superintendent receives an application to appeal under subsection 39(1).
(2) An appellant may apply in writing to the Superintendent for an order to shorten the time within which the appeal hearing must be commenced, if the appeal is in respect of an order or decision
(a) that suspends or cancels a certificate of qualification, an elevating device contractor licence or an operating permit; or
(b) that requires an elevating device to be closed down or disconnected from energy sources.
(3) On an application under subsection (2), the Superintendent may shorten the time within which the appeal hearing must be commenced if they are satisfied that
(a) the appellant would otherwise suffer undue hardship; and
(b) doing so would not be contrary to the public interest.
(1) If the Superintendent receives an application to appeal under subsection 39(1), the Superintendent shall
(a) subject to subsection 50(2) of the Act, fix a time and place for an appeal hearing; and
(b) give notice of the hearing to the parties at least seven days before the hearing.
(2) If the Superintendent dismisses an appeal under subsection 50(2) of the Act, the Superintendent may make any order of costs that they consider appropriate in the circumstances.
(1) The Superintendent shall conduct an appeal hearing in accordance with the principles of natural justice.
(2) The Superintendent may engage any legal or other assistance that the Superintendent considers necessary for the purposes of an appeal hearing.
(3) A person may be represented at an appeal hearing by a representative or a lawyer.
(4) If the appellant fails to appear at an appeal hearing,
(a) the appellant is deemed to have waived their right to a hearing; and
(b) the Superintendent may decide the appeal based on the evidence presented.
(5) The parties to an appeal may call witnesses, cross-examine witnesses, submit evidence and present arguments at an appeal hearing.
(6) The Superintendent may adjourn an appeal hearing on the request of a party or on their own motion.
(7) The Superintendent may, if they consider it necessary or appropriate, direct the parties and their representatives or lawyers to take a view of any place or thing with the Superintendent.
(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Superintendent shall decide an appeal within 14 days after completion of the appeal hearing.
(2) The Superintendent may extend the time limit under subsection (1) if the Superintendent is satisfied that there are good reasons for doing so.
PART 6
INSPECTIONS
Acceptance Inspections
(1) On the completion of regulated work under an installation permit to install or perform a major alteration to an elevating device, a licensed elevating device contractor shall
(a) ensure that a declaration of compliance, signed by a certified elevating device mechanic who is authorized, under their certificate of qualification, to perform the regulated work, is submitted to the Chief Inspector;
(b) request an inspector to conduct an acceptance inspection in respect of the device; and
(c) ensure that, unless the Chief Inspector permits otherwise, the device is not put into or returned to service until
(i) the inspection is complete, and
(ii) a certificate of inspection in respect of the device is issued under subsection 49(1).
(2) Subject to subsection (3), on the completion of regulated work under an installation permit to perform a minor alteration to an elevating device, a licensed elevating device contractor shall
(a) ensure that, within 30 days of the completion of the regulated work, a declaration of compliance, signed by a certified elevating device mechanic who is authorized, under their certificate of qualification, to perform the regulated work, is submitted to the Chief Inspector; and
(b) within 60 days of returning the device to service, request an inspector to conduct an acceptance inspection in respect of the device.
(3) If required by the Chief Inspector, on the completion of regulated work under an installation permit to perform a minor alteration to an elevating device, a licensed elevating device contractor shall, instead of fulfilling the requirements of subsection (2),
(a) ensure that a declaration of compliance, signed by a certified elevating device mechanic who is authorized, under their certificate of qualification, to perform the regulated work, is submitted to the Chief Inspector;
(b) request an inspector to conduct an acceptance inspection in respect of the device; and
(c) ensure that, unless the Chief Inspector permits otherwise, the device is not put into or returned to service until
(i) the inspection is complete, and
(ii) a certificate of inspection in respect of the device is issued under subsection 49(1).
(4) Where a licensed elevating device contractor requests an inspector to conduct an acceptance inspection under this section, the contractor shall
(a) ensure that any information relevant to the inspection is submitted to the inspector; and
(b) make available to the inspector a certified elevating device mechanic for the purpose of performing tests relevant to the inspection.
(1) Where, in the opinion of an inspector, more than one acceptance inspection is necessary under section 44,
(a) the inspector may charge an inspection fee calculated at the rate per ½ hour or part of a ½ hour set out in item 8 of Schedule B for any subsequent inspection; and
(b) on the completion of the subsequent inspection, a person in charge of the elevating device shall pay the fee.
(2) The time used to calculate an inspection fee referred to in paragraph (1)(a) includes the time necessary for the inspector to travel from their office to the inspection site and to return to their office.
(3) Where an inspector charges an inspection fee under paragraph (1)(a), the cost of travelling and living expenses are payable where an inspector is absent from their place of residence in order to perform the inspection.
(4) Where travelling and living expenses are payable under subsection (3), the amount payable must be calculated in accordance with the allowances payable to persons employed in the public service for duty travel.
If a licensed elevating device contractor or certified elevating device mechanic discontinues regulated work under an installation permit before the work is completed, they shall immediately notify the Chief Inspector in writing.
Acceptance Inspections: Extensions of Travel of
Personnel Hoists
(1) An extension of travel of a personnel hoist must be inspected by a certified elevating device mechanic who is authorized, under their certificate of qualification, to perform the regulated work, before the personnel hoist is put into or returned to service.
(2) On the completion of an inspection under subsection (1), a licenced elevating device contractor shall
(a) ensure that a declaration of compliance, signed by the certified elevating device mechanic who carried out the inspection, is submitted to the Chief Inspector;
(b) request an inspector to conduct an acceptance inspection in respect of the personnel hoist; and
(c) ensure that, unless the Chief Inspector permits otherwise, the personnel hoist is not put into or returned to service until
(i) the inspection is complete, and
(ii) a certificate of inspection in respect of the personnel hoist is issued under subsection 49(1).
(3) Where a licenced elevating device contractor requests an inspector to conduct an acceptance inspection under paragraph (2)(b), the contractor shall
(a) ensure that any information relevant to the inspection is submitted to the inspector; and
(b) make available to the inspector a certified elevating device mechanic for the purpose of performing tests relevant to the inspection.
Other Inspections
(1) An elevating device must be inspected by an inspector as follows:
(a) at the frequency or on the dates that may be specified in the operating permit for the device;
(b) in any case, at least once per year.
(2) On the completion of an inspection under subsection (1), a person in charge of the elevating device shall pay the applicable inspection fee set out in item 9 of Schedule B.
(3) If a person requests an inspector to carry out an inspection not otherwise required by the Act in respect of an elevating device or regulated work, the person shall, on the completion of the inspection, pay an inspection fee calculated at the rate per ½ hour or part of a ½ hour set out in item 10 of Schedule B.
(4) The time used to calculate an inspection fee referred to in subsection (3) includes the time necessary for the inspector to travel from their office to the inspection site and to return to their office.
(5) The cost of travelling and living expenses are payable where an inspector is absent from their place of residence in order to perform an inspection referred to in subsection (3).
(6) Where travelling and living expenses are payable under subsection (5), the amount payable must be calculated in accordance with the allowances
Certificate of Inspection
(1) An inspector shall issue a certificate of inspection in respect of an elevating device where
(a) an inspection in respect of the device is carried out; and
(b) in the opinion of the inspector, the device and regulated work performed on the device comply with the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards.
(2) A person in charge of an elevating device shall post a certificate of inspection or a clear copy of it in a conspicuous place within an elevator car or, for all other elevating devices, adjacent to the device.
(3) No person shall remove, alter or deface a certificate of inspection posted under subsection (2) unless authorized by an inspector.
Inspections of Electrical Work
(1) In this section and in section 51, "electrical equipment of an elevating device" means electrical equipment located on the load side of a main disconnect switch or junction box that supplies electrical power to an elevating device, but does not include electrical equipment that is installed in a hoistway, elevator car or control space, after the original manufacture of the device, including
(a) lights and receptacles;
(b) fire alarm initiating devices;
(c) telecommunication systems;
(d) electrical ventilation equipment; and
(e) similar electrical equipment that is installed after the original manufacture of the elevating device.
(2) A person who performs electrical work on the electrical equipment of an elevating device shall
(a) request an inspector to conduct an inspection of the electrical work
(i) before the electrical work is made inaccessible, or
(ii) if the electrical work will not be made inaccessible, at the completion of the work; and
(b) ensure that, unless the Chief inspector permits otherwise, the device is not put into or returned to service until
(i) the inspection is complete, and
(ii) a certificate of inspection in respect of the electrical work is issued under subsection 51(1).
(3) No person shall make electrical work performed on the electrical equipment of an elevating device inaccessible without the permission of an inspector.
(4) Subject to subsection (5), where, in the opinion of an inspector, more than two inspections of electrical work performed on the electrical equipment of an elevating device are necessary,
(a) the inspector may charge an inspection fee calculated at the rate per ½ hour or part of a ½ hour as set out in item 11 of Schedule B for any subsequent inspection; and
(b) on the completion of the subsequent inspection, a person in charge of the device shall pay the fee.
(5) No fee may be charged under paragraph (4)(a) if
(a) the subsequent inspection is carried out as part of a broader inspection of the elevating device; and
(b) a fee is payable under these regulations for the broader inspection.
(6) The time used to calculate an inspection fee referred to in paragraph (4)(a) includes the time necessary for the inspector to travel from their office to the inspection site and to return to their office.
(7) Where an inspector charges an inspection fee under paragraph (4)(a), the cost of travelling and living expenses are payable where an inspector is absent from their place of residence in order to perform the inspection.
(8) Where travelling and living expenses are payable under subsection (7), the amount payable must be calculated in accordance with the allowances
Certificate of Inspection: Electrical Work
(1) An inspector shall issue a certificate of inspection in respect of electrical work performed on the electrical equipment of an elevating device where
(a) an inspection of the electrical work is carried out; and
(b) in the opinion of the inspector, the electrical work and electrical equipment comply with the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards.
(2) A person in charge of an elevating device shall post a certificate of inspection issued under subsection (1) or a clear copy of it in a conspicuous place within an elevator car or, for all other elevating devices, adjacent to the device.
(3) No person shall remove, alter or deface a certificate of inspection posted under subsection (2) unless authorized by an inspector.
Waiver of Fees
Notwithstanding anything in this Part, the Chief Inspector shall waive an inspection fee payable under this Part for an inspection carried out in respect of an elevating device or regulated work if
(a) the inspection is, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, substantially similar to an inspection carried out under the Electrical Protection Act; and
(b) a fee is paid under the Electrical Protection Act for the inspection carried out under that Act.
PART 7
INCIDENTS
No person shall operate an elevating device or permit it to be operated if they have reason to believe that any part of the device is in an unsafe condition.
(1) In this section and in sections 55 and 56, "accident, incident or dangerous event" means an event occurring as a result of regulated work, or the use or operation of an elevating device, that
(a) causes death, personal injury or damage to property; or
(b) creates a risk of personal injury or damage to property.
(2) Unless the Chief Inspector permits otherwise, an elevating device that has been involved in an accident, incident or dangerous event
(a) must be taken out of service immediately; and
(b) must not be repaired or returned to service without the permission of an inspector.
(3) If an accident, incident or dangerous event occurs, no person shall remove, disturb or interfere with anything in, on or about the place where it occurred
(a) except as is necessary to rescue a person, to prevent personal injury or death or to protect property; or
(b) unless otherwise permitted by an inspector and the removal, disturbance or interference is done in accordance with any directions of the inspector.
(4) If a coroner is conducting an investigation or inquest in respect of an accident, incident or dangerous event, an inspector shall not give permission under paragraph (3)(b) without the approval of the coroner.
Notice of Incident
(1) If an accident, incident or dangerous event occurs, the following persons shall give written notice of the event to the Chief Inspector within 24 hours of the event occurring:
(a) a person in charge of any regulated work that resulted in the event;
(b) a person in charge of the elevating device.
(2) A notice under subsection (1) must include all of the following information:
(a) the name, title, address and telephone number of the person giving the notice;
(b) the address of the location of the event;
(c) the date and approximate time of the event;
(d) a description of the event;
(e) the extent of any injury or damage caused by the event.
Report of Incident
(1) A report to the Chief Inspector of an accident, incident or dangerous event under subsection 43(1) of the Act must
(a) be submitted to the Chief Inspector in writing within 72 hours of the event occurring; and
(b) include all of the following information:
(i) all of the information listed in subsection 55(2),
(ii) any available graphics, photographs, video or other evidence that could assist in determining the cause of the event,
(iii) identification of any known unsafe conditions, acts, omissions or procedures that contributed to the event,
(iv) an explanation of the cause of the event,
(v) details of any corrective action taken as a result of the event,
(vi) a description of any long-term actions that will be taken to prevent the happening of a similar event, or the reasons for not taking action.
(2) The Chief Inspector may, at the request of a person required to submit a report under subsection 43(1) of the Act and as the Chief Inspector considers appropriate, grant one or more extensions of the time period within which the report must be submitted under paragraph (1)(a), of up to 30 days each.
PART 8
GENERAL
Terms and Conditions
(1) The Chief Inspector may, at any time, set out terms and conditions that they consider appropriate on
(a) a certificate of qualification, elevating device contractor licence or other authorization; or
(b) a variance or alternative safety approach.
(2) An inspector may, at any time, set out terms and conditions that they consider appropriate on an operating permit, installation permit or other authorization issued by an inspector.
(3) The power to set out terms and conditions under this section includes the power to remove and change terms and conditions.
Updating of Contact Information
A person that holds a certificate of qualification, elevating device contractor licence, permit or other authorization shall notify the Chief Inspector, in a format and manner acceptable to the Chief Inspector, of a change to any of their contact information no later than 30 days after the date of the change.
Updating of Ownership Information
(1) Where a change in the ownership of an elevating device occurs, the former owner and the new owner shall give written notice of the change to the Chief Inspector no later than 10 days after the date of the change.
(2) A notice under subsection (1) must
(a) be given in a format and manner acceptable to the Chief Inspector; and
(b) include the name, address and telephone number of the former owner and of the new owner.
Suspension or Cancellation of Authorization
(1) The Chief Inspector may suspend or cancel a certificate of qualification, elevating device contractor licence or other authorization if, in the opinion of the Chief Inspector, the holder
(a) knowingly gave false information on their application for the authorization; or
(b) fails to comply with the authorization, the Act, these regulations, a safety order or a compliance order.
(2) An inspector may suspend or cancel an installation permit, operating permit or other authorization issued by an inspector if, in the opinion of the inspector,
(a) the holder
(i) knowingly gave false information on their application for the authorization, or
(ii) fails to comply with the authorization, the Act, these regulations, a safety order or a compliance order; or
(b) in the case of an installation permit, no work has been done under the permit for 90 days or longer.
(3) Before suspending or cancelling an authorization under subsection (1) or (2), the Chief Inspector or other inspector shall give the holder
(a) 14 days written notice of their intention to suspend or cancel the authorization, together with reasons; and
(b) an opportunity to respond.
(4) If an installation permit or operating permit is suspended or cancelled under subsection (2), an inspector may
(a) instruct the supply authority to withhold or disconnect the supply of electrical power or energy to the premises in or on which the elevating device is located or regulated work in respect of the device is being performed, until the permit is reinstated or a new permit is issued;
(b) disconnect the device from energy sources, or remove the device from the premises, until the permit is reinstated or a new permit is issued; or
(c) take any other reasonable action the inspector considers necessary to prevent use of the device until the permit is reinstated or a new permit is issued.
(5) If a supply authority is instructed to withhold or disconnect the supply of electrical power or energy to premises under paragraph (4)(a), the authority shall not supply electrical power or energy to those premises until authorized by an inspector.
Documents Issued by Mistake
(1) A certificate of qualification, elevating device contractor licence, permit or other authorization may be suspended or cancelled by an inspector if the authorization was issued in error.
(2) A suspension or cancellation under subsection (1) cannot be appealed to the Superintendent.
Declarations of Compliance
(1) Before giving a declaration of compliance under these regulations, a certified elevating device mechanic shall, if required by the Chief Inspector, physically examine the elevating device or regulated work that is to be the subject of the declaration.
(2) A declaration of compliance must include confirmation
(a) if subsection (1) applies, that the certified elevating device mechanic making the declaration has personally examined the elevating device or regulated work; and
(b) that the mechanic believes that the device or regulated work complies with the applicable provisions of the Act, these regulations and the codes or standards.
Notices of Chief Inspector
(1) A person in charge of an elevating device shall, if directed by an inspector, post any notices in respect of the operation of an elevating device published by the Chief Inspector in a conspicuous place within an elevator car or, for all other elevating devices, adjacent to the device.
(2) No person shall remove, alter or deface a notice posted under subsection (1) unless authorized by an inspector.
Annual Report
(1) The Chief Inspector shall, before May 1 of each year, submit a report to the Minister on the administration of the Act and these regulations during the 12-month period ending on March 31 of that year, containing the following information:
(a) the number of elevating devices registered under subsection 11(1) of the Act;
(b) the number of certificates of qualification and elevating device contractor licences issued, renewed, suspended or cancelled;
(c) the number of installation permits issued, extended, suspended or cancelled;
(d) the number of operating permits issued, renewed, suspended or cancelled;
(e) the number of alternative safety approaches accepted, suspended or cancelled;
(f) the number of variances issued or cancelled;
(g) the number of convictions for offences under the Act, and the number and aggregate amount of fines imposed under section 64 of the Act;
(h) the number of compliance orders and safety orders issued;
(i) the number of compliance orders and safety orders issued that required an elevating device to be stopped, closed down or disconnected from energy sources;
(j) the aggregate amount of fees collected;
(k) the number of inspections carried out;
(l) any other information required by the Minister.
(2) The Minister shall make a report received under subsection (1) available to the public by posting it on a website maintained by the Government of the Northwest Territories or by other means that the Minister considers appropriate.
Service of Documents
(1) If the Act or these regulations require or authorize an order, decision, notice or other document to be served, it may be served in the following manner:
(a) on an individual whose address is recorded in the registry, by ordinary mail or by delivery to that address;
(b) on a person whose address is not recorded in the registry, by ordinary mail or by delivery to an address for service provided by the person;
(c) personally, by leaving it with the individual to whom it is addressed;
(d) on a corporation, by
(i) mailing it by registered mail or delivering it to the registered office of the corporation, or
(ii) personally serving a director or officer of the corporation;
(e) by registered mail addressed to the person to be served;
(f) by email to an email address
(i) recorded in the registry as the email address of the person to be served, or
(ii) provided by the person as an address for service;
(g) by any other method specified by the Supreme Court under subsection (4).
(2) A document served in accordance with subsection (1) is deemed to be received as follows:
(a) if the document is delivered to an address recorded in the registry or to an address for service under paragraph (1)(b), the document is deemed to be received three days after it was delivered;
(b) if the document is delivered to the registered office of a corporation under paragraph (1)(d), the document is deemed to be received three days after it was delivered;
(c) if the document is sent by ordinary mail or registered mail, the document is deemed to be received on the 14th day after deposit of the mail in the Canada Post Office at any place in Canada;
(d) if the document is sent by email, the document is deemed to be received three days after it was sent.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), if the deemed day of receipt is a holiday, the document is deemed to be received on the next day that is not a holiday.
(4) On application by any person, the Supreme Court may, for the purposes of the Act or these regulations,
(a) give directions on how to give notice to, or serve a document on, a person; or
(b) make an order dispensing with service of a document if the Court is satisfied that the person already has actual notice of the contents of the document and is avoiding service.
(5) If the Supreme Court makes an order dispensing with service of a document, the document takes effect without being served.
Disposal of Elevating Devices
(1) A person shall not display, have available for disposal, advertise for disposal or dispose of an elevating device knowing that, if the device were used or operated normally, it could be unsafe, or create a risk of personal injury or damage to property.
(2) Subsection (1) applies regardless of whether
(a) the elevating device bears a certification mark; or
(b) a letter of approval has been issued in respect of the device.
PART 9
OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Division 1
All Elevating Devices
(1) A person in charge of an elevating device shall ensure that
(a) subject to subsection (2), the device is maintained and operated in accordance with these regulations, the codes or standards and the manufacturer’s specifications; and
(b) the device is inspected in accordance with Part 6.
(2) Notwithstanding anything in this Part, if there is a conflict between an applicable provision of the codes or standards and the manufacturer’s specifications, the codes or standards prevail to the extent of the conflict.
Mandatory Maintenance
(1) In this section, "maintenance program" means a documented set of maintenance activities, examination and testing to be carried out in respect of an elevating device by a certified elevating device mechanic to ensure the safe working condition of the device.
(2) This section does not apply in respect of fibre or wire rope tows, j-bars, t-bars or platter lifts, where passengers do not travel aboveground.
(3) Subject to subsection (5), a person in charge of an elevating device shall enter into a mandatory maintenance agreement with a licensed elevating device contractor in respect of the device.
(4) A mandatory maintenance agreement must
(a) include a maintenance program in respect of the device, that
(i) is developed by a certified elevating device mechanic, and
(ii) meets the requirements of this section; and
(b) provide for the carrying out of the maintenance program under paragraph (a) by a certified elevating device mechanic.
(5) Subsection (3) does not apply to a person in charge of an elevating device if the person
(a) is a certified elevating device mechanic;
(b) develops their own maintenance program in respect of the device, that meets the requirements of this section; and
(c) carries out the maintenance program developed under paragraph (b).
(6) A maintenance program in respect of an elevating device must provide for
(a) periodic examination and maintenance activities such as cleaning and lubrication;
(b) all safety-related tests required under the Act, these regulations or the codes or standards;
(c) effective frequencies of maintenance activities, examination and testing;
(d) immediate treatment of any safety-related deficiency, including the adjustment, repair or replacement of any defective equipment or components, in accordance with any applicable provisions of the codes or standards and the manufacturer’s specifications; and
(e) any other maintenance activities, procedures, examination or testing necessary to ensure the safe working condition of the device.
(7) For the purposes of paragraph (6)(c), maintenance activities, examination and testing in respect of an elevating device under a maintenance program must be carried out
(a) at the frequencies directed by an inspector; or
(b) in the absence of any direction by an inspector, at least quarterly.
(8) For the purposes of paragraph (6)(d), a maintenance program must specify that if there is a conflict between applicable provisions of the codes or standards and the manufacturer’s specifications, treatment of any safety-related deficiency must be carried out in accordance with the codes or standards.
(9) The carrying out of a maintenance program is prescribed as regulated work.
Maintenance Control Program
Compliance Document
(1) In this section and in section 70, "MCP compliance document" means a maintenance control program compliance document respecting an elevating device that confirms that the maintenance and testing of the device complies with section 8.6 of the standard ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators.
(2) A licensed elevating device contractor shall submit to an inspector an MCP compliance document in a form approved by the Chief Inspector on or before doing any of the following:
(a) requesting an acceptance inspection;
(b) changing the frequency of maintenance for an elevating device;
(c) entering into or amending a mandatory maintenance agreement.
Evacuation Procedures
(1) Documentation of evacuation procedures for elevating devices must be submitted to, and approved by, the Chief Inspector, when required by the Chief Inspector.
(2) If evacuation procedures for an elevating device, whether submitted under subsection (1) or contained in an MCP compliance document, are to be performed by a person other than a certified elevating device mechanic, a person in charge of the device shall ensure that
(a) the procedures are developed by a person acceptable to the Chief Inspector; and
(b) the person who is to perform the procedures is trained on how to perform them, by a person acceptable to the Chief Inspector.
Maintenance Log
(1) A person in charge of an elevating device shall ensure that
(a) a maintenance log is kept in respect of the device; and
(b) entries in the maintenance log are only made by the certified elevating device mechanics who perform the maintenance activities to which the entries relate.
(2) A maintenance log kept under subsection (1) must
(a) contain
(i) detailed records of all tests, inspections and other maintenance activities performed in respect of the elevating device for the previous five years, and
(ii) any additional information that the Chief Inspector may require;
(b) be kept where the device is located; and
(c) be readily accessible to an inspector.
Unsafe Conditions
If an unsafe or potentially unsafe condition exists in respect of an elevating device, a person in charge of the device shall
(a) notify an inspector in writing; and
(b) prevent access to the device by the public or any segment of the public until the inspector permits public access.
Division 2
Passenger Ropeways: Daily Inspections
(1) An attendant or operator of a passenger ropeway shall,
(a) before the ropeway is put into service each day, perform an inspection of the ropeway in accordance with
(i) any applicable provisions of the codes or standards and the manufacturer’s specifications, regardless of whether the provisions or specifications are mandatory under the codes or standards, and
(ii) any directions of the Chief Inspector;
(b) complete an inspection checklist, in a format acceptable to the Chief Inspector, for each inspection performed under paragraph (a); and
(c) give the checklist to a person in charge of the ropeway.
(2) A person in charge of a passenger ropeway shall ensure that
(a) attendants or operators of the ropeway comply with subsection (1); and
(b) inspection checklists received under paragraph (1)(c) are kept at the inspection site for a period of not less than one year from when they are completed.
Division 3
Personnel Hoists
(1) A personnel hoist must not be located within 3 m of a swing stage, window washing equipment, scaffolding or similar type equipment unless the hoist is guarded in accordance with the applicable provisions of the codes or standards.
(2) A personnel hoist must not be operated if
(a) the wind speed exceeds the maximum wind speed specified by the manufacturer of the hoist for its safe operation; or
(b) operation is considered unsafe by an individual who is authorized to operate the hoist under these regulations.
Daily Inspections
(1) An operator of a personnel hoist shall,
(a) before the hoist is put into service each day, perform an inspection of the hoist in accordance with
(i) any applicable provisions of the codes or standards and the manufacturer’s specifications, regardless of whether the provisions or specifications are mandatory under the codes or standards, and
(ii) any directions of the Chief Inspector;
(b) complete an inspection checklist, in a format acceptable to the Chief Inspector, for each inspection performed under paragraph (a); and
(c) give the checklist to a person in charge of the hoist.
(2) A person in charge of a personnel hoist shall ensure that
(a) operators of the hoist comply with subsection (1); and
(b) inspection checklists received under paragraph (1)(c) are kept at the inspection site from when they are completed until at least 60 days after the date when the hoist is disassembled.
PART 10
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Sump Pumps and Pit Drains
(1) The Chief Inspector may require a person in charge of an elevating device to ensure that a sump pump or pit drain is installed to prevent water seepage accumulating in the bottom of the device.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the Chief Inspector may assess whether a sump pump or pit drain is required on an application for an installation permit in respect of the elevating device or at any other time.
(3) A sump pump or pit drain installed for an elevating device to which the standard ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators applies must meet the applicable requirements set out that standard.
(4) A sump pump or pit drain that is installed to prevent water seepage accumulating in the bottom of an escalator must be installed outside the escalator truss area.
Fire Alarm Upgrades
If a major alteration is performed on an elevating device to which the standard ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators applies, a person in charge of the device shall ensure that a fire alarm system that complies with the applicable provisions of that standard is located in the control space and hoistway.
Oil Buffer Compression Return
An oil buffer installed on an elevator must be provided with a safety device to prevent the elevator from operating if the oil buffer does not re-extend to its normal position after compression.
Elevator Machine Room Venting
(1) Subject to subsection (2), a hydraulic elevator machine room must be permanently vented directly to the building exterior.
(2) A hydraulic elevator machine room may be vented indirectly to the building exterior with the written approval of the Chief Inspector.
Machine Room and Hoistway Access
(1) Access to a machine room or hoistway of an elevating device must not be through a washroom, closet or storage room, unless there is an alternative means of access that is not through a washroom, closet or storage room.
(2) A machine room or machinery space must be enclosed to a height of at least 6 ft so that unauthorized persons cannot have access to them.
(3) A machine room or machinery space must be guarded from adjacent portions of the hoistway.
These regulations come into force July 15, 2024.
SCHEDULE A
(Paragraph 3(1)(a))
VARIATIONS TO STANDARD ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019, SAFETY CODE FOR ELEVATORS AND
ESCALATORS
1. (1) For the purposes of paragraph 3(1)(a) of these regulations, the standard ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019, Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators is adopted with the variations set out in this item.
(2) Section 1.1 is varied by (a) repealing subparagraph 1.1.2(w) and substituting the following:
(w) devices having a rise of 2,743 mm (108 in.) or less and used only for the transfer of materials or equipment
(b) repealing subparagraph 1.1.2(x) and substituting the following:
(x) scissor lifts
(c) repealing subsection 1.1.3 and substituting the following:
This Code applies to new installations only, except Part 1 and Sections 5.10, 8.1, 8.6 through 8.8, and 8.10 through 8.12, which apply to both new and existing installations.
SCHEDULE B
FEES (Sections 11, 12, 13, 14, 27, 36, 38, 45, 48 and 50)
1. The application fee under subsection 11(2) for a Class A, B or C certificate of qualification is ................................. .$ 82
2. The renewal fee under subsection 12(2) for a Class A, B or C$ 82 certificate of qualification is ................................. .
3. The application fee under subsection 13(2) for a Class D certificate of$ 82 qualification is............................................ .
4. The renewal fee under subsection 14(2) for a Class D certificate of$ 82 qualification is............................................ .
5. The application fee under subsection 27(3) for a permit to install non-structural elevator car enclosure linings, flooring, floor coverings or door claddings, where the installation costs (a) $500 or less, is .................................. $ 49 (b) $501 to $1,000, is................................ $ 97 (c) $1,001 to $2,000, is .............................. $ 129 (d) over $2,000, is .................................. $ 129 plus $33 for every $1,000 or part of $1,000 over $2,000
6. The application fee under subsection 36(3) for an installation permit to install a new elevating device or to perform a major or minor alteration to an existing elevating device, where the installation or alteration costs (a) $500 or less, is .................................. $ 49 (b) $501 to $1,000, is................................ $ 97 (c) $1,001 to $2,000, is .............................. $ 129 (d) over $2,000, is .................................. $ 129 plus $33 for every $1,000 or part of $1,000 over $2,000
7. The application fee under subsection 38(2) for an operating permit for (a) a reversible tramway, is ........................... $ 606 (b) an amusement ride, is............................. $ 162 (c) a chairlift or gondola, is ........................... $ 469 (d) a dumbwaiter, is ................................. $ 138 (e) an escalator, is................................... $ 235 (f) an inclined passenger lift, is ........................ $ 235 (g) an industrial platform lift, is........................ $ 146 (h) an elevating device designed for individuals with physical disabilities, is ................................... $ 146 (i) a man lift, is .................................... $ 146 (j) a moving walkway, is............................. $ 235 (k) a passenger elevator, material lift or freight elevator serving (i) one to 10 floors, is ........................... $ 283 (ii) over 10 floors, is............................. $ 283 plus $49 for every 10 floors or part of 10 floors above 10 floors (l) a personnel hoist, is............................... $ 283 (m) a rope tow, is.................................... $ 138 (n) a passenger ropeway not otherwise provided for in this item, is............................................. $ 235 (o) a stage lift, is.................................... $ 217 (p) a wind turbine tower elevating device, is .............. $ 283
8. The fee chargeable by an inspector under subsection 45(1) for any inspection of an elevating device that has been installed or undergone an alteration subsequent to the first inspection is.................... .$ 82 for each ½ hour or part of a ½ hour plus travelling and living expenses
9. The fee under subsection 48(2) for the annual or periodic inspection of (a) a reversible tramway, is ........................... $ 606 (b) an amusement ride, is............................. $ 162 (c) a chairlift or gondola, is ........................... $ 469 (d) a dumbwaiter, is ................................. $ 138 (e) an escalator, is................................... $ 235 (f) an inclined passenger lift, is ........................ $ 235 (g) an industrial platform lift, is........................ $ 146 (h) an elevating device designed for individuals with physical disabilities, is ................................... $ 146 (i) a man lift, is .................................... $ 146 (j) a moving walkway, is............................. $ 235 (k) a passenger elevator, material lift or freight elevator serving (i) one to 10 floors, is ........................... $ 283 (ii) over 10 floors, is............................. $ 283 plus $49 for every 10 floors or part of 10 floors above 10 floors (l) a personnel hoist, is............................... $ 283 (m) a rope tow, is.................................... $ 138 (n) a passenger ropeway not otherwise provided for in this item, is............................................. $ 235 (o) a stage lift, is.................................... $ 217 (p) a wind turbine tower elevating device, is .............. $ 283 k) un ascenseur ou un monte-charge desservant : (i) les étages de 1 à 10........................... (ii) plus de 10 étages.............................
l) un monte-personnel............................... m) un remonte-pente ................................ n) une remontée mécanique non prévue au présent o) un ascenseur de scène............................. p) un appareil de levage de tour éolienne................
8. Le droit que peut exiger un inspecteur en vertu du paragraphe pour l’inspection d’un appareil de levage installé ou qui modification suite à un premier contrôle........................
9. Les droits d’inspection annuelle ou périodique en application paragraphe 48(2) sont les suivants : a) un tramway va et vient ............................ b) un manège...................................... c) un télésiège ou une gondole ........................ d) un monte-plat ................................... e) un escalier roulant................................ f) un funiculaire ................................... g) une plateforme élévatrice industrielle................. h) un appareil de levage conçu pour les individus incapacité physique............................... i) un monte-personne............................... j) un tapis roulant.................................. k) un ascenseur ou un monte-charge desservant : (i) les étages de 1 à 10........................... (ii) plus de 10 étages.............................
l) un monte-personnel............................... m) un remonte-pente ................................ n) une remontée mécanique non prévue au présent
o) un ascenseur de scène............................. p) un appareil de levage de tour éolienne................
10. The fee under subsection 48(3) for each requested inspection of an elevating device or regulated work that is not otherwise required is . $ 82 for each ½ hour or part of a ½ hour plus travelling and living expenses
11. The fee chargeable by an inspector under subsection 50(4) for each inspection of electrical work in respect of an elevating device subsequent to the first two inspections is......................... $ 75 for each ½ hour or part of a ½ hour plus travelling and living expenses