Comment Only

02/22/2022

Meeting at site- to discuss equipment installations and NRTL listing and labeling

Carried Forward

02/22/2022

All electrical equipment, machines or apparatus are required to be National Recognized Testing Laboratory certified/listed/labeled- NRTL certified. The equipment structure lacks any nameplate and has no nationally recognized label or nomenclature. There are multiple issues: There is premise wiring within and on the structure- factory wiring for lights, receptacle outlets, panelboards - this wiring is complete and totally installed- as such such work is subject to either: field inspection per NEC requirements- such work would require a separate electrical permit/ have the electrical contractor disassemble any completed installations/review & correct if necessary & call for electrical inspection. Or such work is subject to independent 3rd party evaluations by P.E. per MN Electrical Act rules. The electrical equipment/ electrical apparatus/ industrial control panels - wiring ( regardless of voltage ) and industrial machines contained within or on the structure are not NRTL labeled. There is a Industrial Control Panel - installed in this structure with a U.L. listing label- photos of labeling were provided by inspector to UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- The Engineer response is that UL does not recognize the labels as being their "mark"- that such labeling is not certified by the testing lab. As such- until such time as can be determined otherwise- such equipment is considered as unlisted/unlabeled. Such equipment requires independent 3rd party PE evaluation.

Carried Forward

02/22/2022

There is no approval labeling for the 4160 volt motor - Inspector is waiting for the electrical engineer of record and and other parties to review and evaluate this equipment- make recommendations for acceptance Until such review and approval is made- this equipment may not be energized.

Carried Forward

02/22/2022

To date- no electrical plan set has been submitted for review by the jurisdiction. Such plans require MN State Licensed PE / or Master of Record review/sign and stamp.

Carried Forward

02/22/2022

There is a piece of equipment ( machine ) that has a ETL ( NRTL ) listing mark. This label covers only the industrial control panel and not any of the wiring or equipment installed in or on the machine ( skid ). Any unlisted equipment requires independent 3rd party PE review and evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules. This is for the "machine" or apparatus in its entirety - electrically.

Carried Forward

02/22/2022

There is an industrial control panel mounted at the exterior- This equipment bears a UL mark- per UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- based on photos provided by the AHJ- UL does not recognize this label as being their approval label. Until such labeling is reconciled- this equipment is considered unlisted. Unlisted equipment requires Independent 3rd party evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules.

Carried Forward

02/22/2022

The list of potentially unlisted equipment may not be complete- any or all electrical equipment/machine/apparatus and wiring ( regardless of voltage ) to, in or on such skids, platforms/equipment sheds or the like require independent 3rd party evaluation- as outlined in this report.

Comment Only

02/25/2022

Site visit-progress inspection

Comment Only

02/25/2022

Progress inspection

Carried Forward

02/25/2022

All electrical equipment, machines or apparatus are required to be National Recognized Testing Laboratory certified/listed/labeled- NRTL certified. The equipment structure lacks any nameplate and has no nationally recognized label or nomenclature. There are multiple issues: There is premise wiring within and on the structure- factory wiring for lights, receptacle outlets, panelboards - this wiring is complete and totally installed- as such such work is subject to either: field inspection per NEC requirements- such work would require a separate electrical permit/ have the electrical contractor disassemble any completed installations/review & correct if necessary & call for electrical inspection. Or such work is subject to independent 3rd party evaluations by P.E. per MN Electrical Act rules. The electrical equipment/ electrical apparatus/ industrial control panels - wiring ( regardless of voltage ) and industrial machines contained within or on the structure are not NRTL labeled. There is a Industrial Control Panel - installed in this structure with a U.L. listing label- photos of labeling were provided by inspector to UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- The Engineer response is that UL does not recognize the labels as being their "mark"- that such labeling is not certified by the testing lab. As such- until such time as can be determined otherwise- such equipment is considered as unlisted/unlabeled. Such equipment requires independent 3rd party PE evaluation.

Carried Forward

02/25/2022

There is no approval labeling for the 4160 volt motor - Inspector is waiting for the electrical engineer of record and and other parties to review and evaluate this equipment- make recommendations for acceptance Until such review and approval is made- this equipment may not be energized.

Carried Forward

02/25/2022

To date- no electrical plan set has been submitted for review by the jurisdiction. Such plans require MN State Licensed PE / or Master of Record review/sign and stamp.

Carried Forward

02/25/2022

There is a piece of equipment ( machine ) that has a ETL ( NRTL ) listing mark. This label covers only the industrial control panel and not any of the wiring or equipment installed in or on the machine ( skid ). Any unlisted equipment requires independent 3rd party PE review and evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules. This is for the "machine" or apparatus in its entirety - electrically.

Carried Forward

02/25/2022

There is an industrial control panel mounted at the exterior- This equipment bears a UL mark- per UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- based on photos provided by the AHJ- UL does not recognize this label as being their approval label. Until such labeling is reconciled- this equipment is considered unlisted. Unlisted equipment requires Independent 3rd party evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules.

Carried Forward

02/25/2022

The list of potentially unlisted equipment may not be complete- any or all electrical equipment/machine/apparatus and wiring ( regardless of voltage ) to, in or on such skids, platforms/equipment sheds or the like require independent 3rd party evaluation- as outlined in this report.

Carried Forward

02/25/2022

progress inspection

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

All electrical equipment, machines or apparatus are required to be National Recognized Testing Laboratory certified/listed/labeled- NRTL certified. The equipment structure lacks any nameplate and has no nationally recognized label or nomenclature. There are multiple issues: There is premise wiring within and on the structure- factory wiring for lights, receptacle outlets, panelboards - this wiring is complete and totally installed- as such such work is subject to either: field inspection per NEC requirements- such work would require a separate electrical permit/ have the electrical contractor disassemble any completed installations/review & correct if necessary & call for electrical inspection. Or such work is subject to independent 3rd party evaluations by P.E. per MN Electrical Act rules. The electrical equipment/ electrical apparatus/ industrial control panels - wiring ( regardless of voltage ) and industrial machines contained within or on the structure are not NRTL labeled. There is a Industrial Control Panel - installed in this structure with a U.L. listing label- photos of labeling were provided by inspector to UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- The Engineer response is that UL does not recognize the labels as being their "mark"- that such labeling is not certified by the testing lab. As such- until such time as can be determined otherwise- such equipment is considered as unlisted/unlabeled. Such equipment requires independent 3rd party PE evaluation.

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

There is no approval labeling for the 4160 volt motor - Inspector is waiting for the electrical engineer of record and and other parties to review and evaluate this equipment- make recommendations for acceptance Until such review and approval is made- this equipment may not be energized.

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

To date- no electrical plan set has been submitted for review by the jurisdiction. Such plans require MN State Licensed PE / or Master of Record review/sign and stamp.

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

There is a piece of equipment ( machine ) that has a ETL ( NRTL ) listing mark. This label covers only the industrial control panel and not any of the wiring or equipment installed in or on the machine ( skid ). Any unlisted equipment requires independent 3rd party PE review and evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules. This is for the "machine" or apparatus in its entirety - electrically.

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

There is an industrial control panel mounted at the exterior- This equipment bears a UL mark- per UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- based on photos provided by the AHJ- UL does not recognize this label as being their approval label. Until such labeling is reconciled- this equipment is considered unlisted. Unlisted equipment requires Independent 3rd party evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules.

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

The list of potentially unlisted equipment may not be complete- any or all electrical equipment/machine/apparatus and wiring ( regardless of voltage ) to, in or on such skids, platforms/equipment sheds or the like require independent 3rd party evaluation- as outlined in this report.

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

progress inspection

Carried Forward

03/04/2022

4160 testing reports shall be emailed to AHJ from either Preferred electric and/or Hunt electric. Ok to energize.

Outstanding

03/04/2022

All electrical equipment, machines or apparatus are required to be National Recognized Testing Laboratory certified/listed/labeled- NRTL certified. The equipment structure lacks any nameplate and has no nationally recognized label or nomenclature. There are multiple issues: There is premise wiring within and on the structure- factory wiring for lights, receptacle outlets, panelboards - this wiring is complete and totally installed- as such such work is subject to either: field inspection per NEC requirements- such work would require a separate electrical permit/ have the electrical contractor disassemble any completed installations/review & correct if necessary & call for electrical inspection. Or such work is subject to independent 3rd party evaluations by P.E. per MN Electrical Act rules. The electrical equipment/ electrical apparatus/ industrial control panels - wiring ( regardless of voltage ) and industrial machines contained within or on the structure are not NRTL labeled. There is a Industrial Control Panel - installed in this structure with a U.L. listing label- photos of labeling were provided by inspector to UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- The Engineer response is that UL does not recognize the labels as being their "mark"- that such labeling is not certified by the testing lab. As such- until such time as can be determined otherwise- such equipment is considered as unlisted/unlabeled. Such equipment requires independent 3rd party PE evaluation.

Outstanding

03/04/2022

There is no approval labeling for the 4160 volt motor - Inspector is waiting for the electrical engineer of record and and other parties to review and evaluate this equipment- make recommendations for acceptance Until such review and approval is made- this equipment may not be energized.

Outstanding

03/04/2022

To date- no electrical plan set has been submitted for review by the jurisdiction. Such plans require MN State Licensed PE / or Master of Record review/sign and stamp.

Outstanding

03/04/2022

There is a piece of equipment ( machine ) that has a ETL ( NRTL ) listing mark. This label covers only the industrial control panel and not any of the wiring or equipment installed in or on the machine ( skid ). Any unlisted equipment requires independent 3rd party PE review and evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules. This is for the "machine" or apparatus in its entirety - electrically.

Outstanding

03/04/2022

There is an industrial control panel mounted at the exterior- This equipment bears a UL mark- per UL Senior Regulatory Engineer- based on photos provided by the AHJ- UL does not recognize this label as being their approval label. Until such labeling is reconciled- this equipment is considered unlisted. Unlisted equipment requires Independent 3rd party evaluation per MN Electrical Act rules.

Outstanding

03/04/2022

The list of potentially unlisted equipment may not be complete- any or all electrical equipment/machine/apparatus and wiring ( regardless of voltage ) to, in or on such skids, platforms/equipment sheds or the like require independent 3rd party evaluation- as outlined in this report.

Outstanding

03/04/2022

progress inspection

Outstanding

03/04/2022

4160 testing reports shall be emailed to AHJ from either Preferred electric and/or Hunt electric. Ok to energize.

Comment Only

04/26/2022

Independent 3rd party evaluations received.

Comment Only

07/05/2023

Missing information has been reviewed and filed with building owner.