Temporary certificates must comply with requirements specified for which type of services?

Temporary certificates are issued for specific situations where immediate services are needed but where full compliance with all regulations may not yet be met. In the context of temporary lighting, heat, or power, such services are often critical during construction phases or in emergency scenarios.

The requirements laid out for these temporary services ensure that essential utilities can be provided safely and effectively without compromising the integrity of the overall infrastructure or the safety of individuals on site. The standard specifications for temporary lighting, heat, or power typically address aspects such as installation safety, potential hazards, and the proper use of equipment to avoid incidents, which makes these services crucial in managing ongoing construction or renovations.

In contrast, temporary accommodations and emergency utilities also play significant roles in specific situations but do not encompass the general needs associated with temporary certificates issued for lighting, heating, or power. Safety measures, while vital, relate more to overarching compliance and ongoing operational safety rather than specifically to the temporary provision of utilities that are addressed here.