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    I am having a few questions as to what the code actually says. Anyone out there who can help that would be great!

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    Rule 12-310 Clearance of Conductors

    The conductors shall be located or guarded so that they cannot be reached by a person standing on a fire escape, flat roof, or other portion of a building and they shall be at least 2.5 m above the highest point of a flat roof or roof that can be readily walked upon and at least 1 m above peaked roofs or the highest point of roofs that cannot be readily walked upon except that where a deviation has been allowed in accordance with Rule 2-030, they shall be permitted to be less than 2.5 m but not less than 2 m above the highest point of a flat roof or roofs that can be readily walked upon.


    Rationale and Intent for Rule 12-310.

    When overhead conductors are installed in a location where they are accessible and may be touched by a person, we intend that they be guarded or have vertical clearance of at least 2.5 m. Where a deviation has been allowed under Rule 2-030, the clearance may be reduced to 2 m. On peaked roofs or roofs that cannot be readily walked upon, a clearance of 1 m is required above the peak or highest point.

    Tony Moscioni
    Electrical Inspector
    Electrical Safety Authority

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    Re: flat roof service height and entry

    When it comes to flat roof service, understanding the height and entry requirements is crucial for safety and ease of access. Roofers must adhere to local regulations that specify minimum height clearance for equipment and personnel. Ensuring proper entry points, such as ladders or scaffolding, is essential for minimizing risks during maintenance or repairs. A safe approach to flat roof service guarantees not only the well-being of workers but also the longevity of the structure. For expert flat roofing services, visit London Roofers - FALX Metal Roofing for professional assistance.

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    Re: flat roof service height and entry

    Flat roofs come with unique challenges — from service height and safe entry access to proper drainage and long-lasting materials. At Charlotte Ace Roofing repair , we specialize in handling all aspects of flat roof systems for both residential and commercial properties in the Charlotte, NC area. Our experienced team understands the logistics of accessing and servicing flat roofs, including safe height access, equipment setup, and building entry points. Whether you need a roof inspection, repair, or full replacement, we use only top-quality materials and expert installers to ensure your roof is completed safely and efficiently — the first time.

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