Been looking at a doing a non public show on private property, where the city fire marshall may require insurance for operation of a flame effect appliance.
Performers of the U.S. which insures clowns; fire artists...spinners, staff/poi,etc.; sez NO WAY!!...
Ideas?? other than go naked (uninsured)
FLAME EFFECT INSURANCE
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FLAME EFFECT INSURANCE
by EspressoDude » Tue Apr 28, 2009 9:58 am
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by Ugly Dougly » Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:16 am
In a private event on private property, my experience has shown that this is at the discretion of the landowner.
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by EspressoDude » Tue Apr 28, 2009 4:54 pm
Talked to city fire Marshall....No Problem on private RESIDENTIAL property, but "may" need a noise variance...... Also deferred to state fire marshall.
Fire inspector was thinking possible "pyro" permit because of no familiarity with definition of "special effect" which is a special configuration of fireworks, not flame effect.
Also deferred to state fire marshall. Oregon definition of fireworks is "composition or substance or any article providing a visible or audible effect by combustion, etc.... WA is similar....
NFPA 1126 - fireworks/pyrotechnics,; specifically excludes gaseous or liquid fuels
a conundrum...
Fire inspector was thinking possible "pyro" permit because of no familiarity with definition of "special effect" which is a special configuration of fireworks, not flame effect.
Also deferred to state fire marshall. Oregon definition of fireworks is "composition or substance or any article providing a visible or audible effect by combustion, etc.... WA is similar....
NFPA 1126 - fireworks/pyrotechnics,; specifically excludes gaseous or liquid fuels
a conundrum...
Is 4 shots enuff? Am I awake yet?
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by Ugly Dougly » Tue Apr 28, 2009 4:59 pm
How about -
A. Be careful.
B. Don't tell anyone.
?
A. Be careful.
B. Don't tell anyone.
?
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by Token » Tue May 05, 2009 7:05 am
EspressoDude wrote:Talked to city fire Marshall....
NFPA 1126 - fireworks/pyrotechnics,; specifically excludes gaseous or liquid fuels
a conundrum...
If they do use NFPA vs. UFC, there is a whole section of NFPA that deals with flame effects before an audience and is custom designed for your very needs:
NFPA 160
http://www.nfpa.org/catalog/product.asp ... #TabAnchor
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