[Winona Online Democracy]
At 06:45 AM 8/31/00 -0500, Craig asked the following regarding a comment I made:
>Why would a school building ..."also be required to have certain
>licensed custodial staff
>in the building at the time".......?
It depends on the heating system, Craig. As I understand it, someone with a
"boiler's license" (I'm also not familiar with all of the legal
certifications) must be present if people are in a public building while a
steam boiler above certain specifications is in operation. This is probably
for liability reasons (I'm not familiar with all of the history), and I'm
sure the actual regulations and/or case law are clear as mud.
None-the-less, as a safety issue all schools have to view this type of thing
conservatively.
Your question intriques me: doesn't the County do the same thing in your
buildings?
Ed Thompson
Ed's witty saying for this week:
If it's called "tourist season", why can't we shoot them?
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