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Trash Hoists
Description
- Projects in this scope area may include: installing new hoists, electrical lines, safety cages around hoists, and fire suppression and safety alarm systems. The full, detailed scope of work for this project including any additional work areas will be updated here after alignment with project stakeholders through scoping and design activities. Trash hoists are only used when there is no ramp from the ground to the basement.
Baseline
- Provide fire-rated overhead coiling doors and frames with mechanical interlocks and integrated operating hardware.
- Provide crystalline waterproofing at the pit.
- Provide a cab lighting fixture.
- Provide a cast-in-place concrete curb with steel angle protector at cellar trash hoist entrance.
- Repair deteriorated slab edges around the hoistway and provide steel nosing angles at slab edge repairs.
- Variance must be obtained before design.
Stretch
- There is no stretch requirement for trash hoists for NYCHA buildings.
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Last Updated on October 24, 2024 at 2:34 pm