Temporary installations must be compliant with which type of requirements?

Temporary installations must adhere to the conditions set by the code official. Code officials are responsible for ensuring that all mechanical installations, whether permanent or temporary, meet safety and operational standards that protect public health and welfare. This requirement includes ensuring compliance with relevant codes and regulations specific to the jurisdiction.

The conditions set by the code official may include specific guidelines related to safety, installation methods, and the duration of the temporary installation. These criteria are essential to ensure that temporary systems do not pose any risk to personnel or the facility and are appropriate for the intended use.

In contrast, although manufacturer’s guidelines, local zoning laws, and environmental impact assessments can play important roles in the overall regulatory framework, they do not specifically address the unique requirements established for temporary installations in the same direct manner as conditions set by the code official. Thus, code officials' directives take precedence in establishing compliance for such temporary systems.