Missouri § 701.371 Inspectors authority to enter premises to inspect — installations to be registered with board, form, content.

Missouri Statutes

§ 701.371 — Inspectors authority to enter premises to inspect — installations to be registered with board, form, content.

Missouri § 701.371

Title XLICODES AND STANDARDS

Ch. 701State Standards

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 701.371 (2026).

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The chief safety inspector or other inspector authorized and designated by him may, during reasonable hours, enter any premises within the state without hindrance for the purpose of inspecting any installation.  No owner or lessee shall operate any installation not registered with the board, giving the type, contract load, speed, name of the manufacturer, location, the nature of the use and any other information which the board may require.  Such information shall be made on a form approved by the board.  Within a reasonable time period as determined by the board, after August 28, 1994, the owner or lessee of every existing elevator, escalator, moving walk, manlift, and stairway inclined lift shall register with the board each such installation owned or operated by him, giving type, rated 

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The chief safety inspector or other inspector authorized and designated by him may, during reasonable hours, enter any premises within the state without hindrance for the purpose of inspecting any installation. No owner or lessee shall operate any installation not registered with the board, giving the type, contract load, speed, name of the manufacturer, location, the nature of the use and any other information which the board may require. Such information shall be made on a form approved by the board. Within a reasonable time period as determined by the board, after August 28, 1994, the owner or lessee of every existing elevator, escalator, moving walk, manlift, and stairway inclined lift shall register with the board each such installation owned or operated by him, giving type, rated load and speed, name of manufacturer, location, the purpose for which it is used and such other information as the board may require. Such registration shall be made on a form furnished by the board.