NFPA 1124 Code for the Manufacture, Transportation, Storage, and Retail Sales of Fireworks and Pyrotechnic Articles

NFPA 1124 焰火制造、運(yùn)輸和貯存規(guī)范

This code regulates the construction, use, and maintenance of buildings and facilities for the following

(1) The manufacture and storage of fireworks at fireworks manufacturing facilities

(2) The storage of display fireworks, pyrotechnic articles, salute powder, pyrotechnic and explosive compositions, and black powder at other than display sites

(3) The storage of consumer fireworks at distribution facilities

(4)The retail sales and related storage of consumer fireworks in consumer fireworks retail sales facilities and stores

(5) The transportation of fireworks, pyrotechnic articles, and components thereof containing pyrotechnic or explosive materials on public highways

Use special handling for fireworks prior to sale!

NFPA 1124 Code for the Manufacturing, Transportation, Storage and Retail Sale of Fireworks and Pyrotechnic Articles establishes fire and life safety requirements for the manufacture, transportation, and storage of fireworks, pyrotechnic articles, and any components containing pyrotechnic or explosive compositions. It also covers the distribution and retail sales of fireworks, but does not apply to the use of consumer fireworks by the general public.

Changes improve safety and allow for easier Code referencing.

The 2006 edition incorporates the following

·   Updated the separation distance tables found in Chapter 4 for fireworks manufacturing and storage facilities and other important structures and boundaries, such as right-of-ways or railroads.

·   New requirement for all consumer fireworks to be tested by a third party to demonstrate compliance with the regulations of the CPSC.

·   Reorganized consumer fireworks retail sales chapter (Chapter 7) consolidates rules for each type of facility--such as store, bulk merchandising center, or stand--into a single section.

Added and revised definitions are consistent with other documents, and all definitions correlate with the NFPA® Glossary of Terms. The Document is also reorganized and updated according to NFPA's Manual of Style. (Softbound, 64 pp., 2006)