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Exception 6 is a New Jersey regulatory compliance option for operating and maintaining Low-Pressure Boiler Plants that exceed 100 Boiler Horse Power. The details about this regulation are outlined in New Jersey Administrative Code section 24:7. Many building managers, owners, and boards often misinterpret Exception 6 certification as a simple allowance to operate their boiler plants with fewer licensed boiler operators. In reality, certification follows an extensive and rigorous set of regulations that require, among other things, multiple site inspections by the Department of Labor and the correction of any existing boiler room deficiencies that violate applicable ASME and local building code requirements.
While Exception 6 certification can reduce the requirement for on-site licensed boiler operators, the spirit of the law is improved safety and compliance, not reduced personnel shifts. The requirements of the program, therefore, address many aspects of boiler room safety and remote monitoring, as well as the reduced on-site presence of licensed boiler operators.
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Evco Mechanical has helped more buildings in the state of New Jersey attain this certification than any other company. Our dedicated staff of licensed Professional Engineers licensed Black Seal operators and experienced boiler room auditors have helped numerous clients navigate the Exception 6 process from Installation and inspection to ongoing monitoring and annual re-certification.
If Exception 6 has been recommended at your building or is an option for you to consider, please contact us to find out more about the program.
Giving building owners the option to install a state-certified remote monitoring system on their low-pressure boilers has been a game changer. Eliminating the previously normal routine of having to manually check their low-pressure boiler every two hours of every day provides savings in both time and money. With Exception 6 services from Evco, remote boiler monitoring becomes an essential force-multiplier for building owners and managers, enabling facility staff to focus more of their time on tasks elsewhere in the building without sacrificing the safety or compliance of their boiler room.
“How can my building obtain Exception 6 certification?”
That’s where we come in. Our name has become synonymous with Exception 6 certification; we’ve helped more business owners get their buildings’ Exception-6 certified than any other company.
While Exception 6 certification can reduce the requirement for on-site licensed boiler operators, the spirit of the law is improved safety and compliance, not reduced personnel shifts. The requirements of the program, therefore, address many aspects of boiler room safety and remote monitoring, as well as the reduced on-site presence of licensed boiler operators. Exception 6 certification follows an extensive and rigorous set of regulations that requires multiple site inspections by the Department of Labor and the correction of any existing boiler-room deficiencies that violate applicable ASME and local building-code requirements.
When you hire EVCO Mechanical to help your building achieve Exception 6 certification, our dedicated staff of licensed professional engineers, licensed Black Seal operators, and experienced boiler-room auditors manage the entire process on your behalf. We’ll inspect your system for issues, address any problems, install a sophisticated remote-boiler management system, coordinate every inspection, perform ongoing monitoring, and handle the annual recertification procedure.
Many clients have successfully achieved Exception 6 certification with our assistance, in both residential and commercial buildings. If your building operates a low-pressure boiler plant that exceeds 100 boiler horsepower (BHP), you are by law required to comply with NJAC 12:90; Exception 6 is one means of meeting compliance through remote boiler monitoring.
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