Michigan Administrative Code

R 408.10753 Materials. Rule 753.(1) Wood guards may be used if the presence of fumes or if manufacturing conditions cause rapid deterioration of metal guards, in construction work, and in locations outdoors if extreme cold or extreme heat makes metal guards and railings undesirab…

R 408.10754 Frames. Rule 754. (1) If a guard has a frame, the material shall be securely fastened to it. (2) The minimum dimensions of materials in the frame of a guard shall be of sufficient strength and rigidity to hold the filler material fastened to it and to give the guard s…

R 408.10756 Disk guards. Rule 756. A disk guard shall be made of materials specified in table A of R 408.10753 and fastened securely to spokes of pulleys, flywheels, or gears. If a possibility of contact with sharp edges of the disk exists, the edge shall be rolled. Lock nuts or …

R 792.10801 Definitions. Rule 801. (1) As used in these rules: (a) “Administrator” means the bureau director or his or her designee. (b) “Board” has the same meaning as defined in section 103 of the occupational code, 1980 PA 299, MCL 339.103. (c)" Bureau" means the securities & …

R 408.10801 Scope, application, adoption, and availability of standards. Rule 801. (1) The rules apply to the placement, use, maintenance, and testing of portable fire extinguishers provided for the use of employees. 29 CFR 1910.157(d) does not apply to extinguishers provided for…

R 325.10801 Purpose. Rule 801. The purpose of this part is to establish certain requirements and objectives for the isolation and construction of wells used by public water supplies to provide a continuous, adequate quantity of water meeting the state drinking water standards. Hi…

R 325.10802 Applicability; approval of deviation from minimum standards and requirements. Rule 802. (1) This part applies to public water supplies that use wells to supply groundwater for a public water supply. This part sets minimum standards and requirements to be met to receiv…

R 408.10803 Definitions; C to E. Rule 803. (1) "Class "K" fire" means a fire in cooking appliances that involve combustible vegetable or animal oils and fats. (2) "Extinguisher" means a portable fire extinguisher that is carried or on wheels and operated by hand. History: 1979 AC…

R 325.10804 Type III public water supplies; applicability of other rules. Rule 804. Type III public water supplies shall comply with part 1 well construction code, R 325.1601 to R 325.1676 promulgated under part 127 water supply and sewer systems of 1978 PA 368, MCL 333.12701 to …

R 792.10804 Appearance by counsel and service. Rule 804. The bureau may be represented by an assistant attorney general. The bureau may also be represented or by an authorized employee or agent of the bureau, if the licensing law so provides. History: 2015 AACS.

R 325.10805 Retroactivity of rules; significant changes or major repairs made to existing well; utilization of well not in compliance with this part. Rule 805. (1) This part is not retroactive for individual well installations constructed before January 12, 1978 unless 1 or more …

R 792.10805 Evidence; prior adjudication of misconduct. Rule 805. Proof of adjudication of misconduct in a civil or disciplinary proceeding or of a judgment of guilt in a criminal proceeding may be used as evidence when relevant to establishing a violation of the licensing law, a…

R 792.10806 Formal complaint allegations; burden of proof. Rule 806. The complaining party shall have the burden of proving, by a preponderance of the evidence, the matters alleged in the formal complaint. History: 2015 AACS. R 792.10807 Hearing reports under occupational code an…

R 325.10806 Change in classification of public water supply. Rule 806. Requirements or criteria of this part for the various types of public water supplies shall be based on the facilities which the public water supply is intended to serve. If the volume of water used or the type…

R 325.10807 Location of well. Rule 807. A well shall be located with due consideration given to the extent of the property, the contour of the land, elevation of the site, the depth to the water table, other geological characteristics, local groundwater conditions, and other fact…

R 792.10808 Proposals for decision. Rule 808. At the close of the record in a contested case, unless the parties have otherwise agreed to a disposition of the matter, or as otherwise provided under a licensing law, an administrative law judge shall issue a proposal for decision p…

R 325.10808 Standard isolation area generally. Rule 808. The standard isolation areas from any existing or potential sources of contamination, including, but not limited to, storm and sanitary sewers, pipelines, septic tanks, drain fields, dry wells, cesspools, seepage pits, leac…

R 792.10809 Accountancy standards violations. Rule 809. Consistent with section 513 of the occupational code, 1980 PA 229, MCL 339.513, for a complaint involving professional standards of practice under article 7 of the occupational code concerning certified public accountants, a…

R 325.10809 Standard isolation area; modification; approval. Rule 809. (1) Modifications of the standard isolation area, if any, shall be determined for a site based on a study of hydrogeological conditions provided to the department by a public water supply under R 325.10813 and…

R 325.10810 Standard isolation area for type I public water supplies; ownership or control. Rule 810. (1) A type I public water supply shall own the approved isolation area except as provided by subrule (2) of this rule to prevent use of the property which could result in contami…

R 325.10811 Sewers within approved isolation area. Rule 811. (1) A storm or sanitary sewer shall not be located within the approved isolation area of a well for a type I or type IIa public water supply. (2) A buried sewer, located within the approved isolation area for a type IIb…

R 325.10812 Location of wells; major sources of contamination. Rule 812. Wells serving type I and type IIa public water supplies shall be located a minimum distance of 2,000 feet, and wells serving type IIb and type III public water supplies shall be located a minimum distance of…

R 325.10814 Studies of type IIb and type III public water supplies. Rule 814. If a modification of the standard isolation area is requested by a type IIb or type III public water supply, the public water supply shall submit to the department and obtain approval for a study of hyd…

R 325.10815 Conversion of a test well to a production well serving type I and type II public water supplies; procedures for department approval. Rule 815. (1) To receive department approval of the location and acceptability of a test well for conversion to a production well servi…

R 325.10816 Location of well in area subject to flooding. Rule 816. (1) A well shall not be located in an area subject to flooding unless the well is protected as approved in writing by the department. The ground surface immediately adjacent to a well casing shall be graded so th…

R 325.10817 Top of well casing; elevation. Rule 817. The top of a well casing shall terminate not less than 12 inches above the established ground surface, or the floor of a pump room, well room, or well house. In addition, for type II b and type III public water supplies the top…

R 325.10818 Minimum well casing depth. Rule 818. Casings for all wells serving public water supplies shall extend not less than 25 feet below the established ground surface. History: 1979 AC.

R 325.10819 Well casing in rock formation. Rule 819. (1) In an area where a well is to be developed in fractured, jointed, or cavernous rock, the well shall not be approved as a production well unless all of the following conditions exist: (a) Adequate protective material above t…

R 325.10820 Water suction lines. Rule 820. (1) A casing shall not be used as a suction line unless protected by a permanent outer casing. (2) For type I and type IIa public water supplies, a buried water suction line extending outside the well casing is prohibited. (3) For type I…

R 325.10821 Casing materials. Rule 821. All casings used for wells serving a public water supply shall be of materials approved in writing by the department. History: 1979 AC.

R 325.10822 Grouting. Rule 822. All wells that serve public water supplies shall be grouted by a method approved by the department to obtain a tight bond between the well casing and the undisturbed natural earth formations, thus preventing the entrance of any surface water or nea…

R 325.10823 Flowing artesian wells; well construction. Rule 823. In areas where flowing artesian wells are commonly encountered, the well construction methods proposed by a public water supply to protect a flowing artesian aquifer and confining strata shall be submitted to the de…

R 325.10824 Flowing artesian wells; flow control. Rule 824. For flowing artesian wells, a direct connection between a discharge pipe for flow control and a sewer or other source of contamination is prohibited. History: 1979 AC.

R 325.10825 Elevation of discharge from well casing; location of connection to well casing. Rule 825. (1) For type I and type IIa public water supplies, a discharge from a well casing at an elevation less than 12 inches above the established ground surface is prohibited, except w…

R 325.10826 Construction and location of room housing pumping equipment or room housing top of well casing. Rule 826. (1) For type I and type IIa public water supplies, a room housing pumping equipment or a room housing the top of a well casing, where used, shall be constructed a…

R 408.10826 Class "K" extinguishers. Rule 826. (1) A class “K” extinguisher shall be provided for hazards where there is a potential for fires involving combustible vegetable or animal oils and fats. (2) A placard shall be conspicuously placed near the extinguisher that states th…

R 325.10827 Tail pipe or pump suction pipe; termination. Rule 827. In screened wells, the bottom of a tail pipe or pump suction pipe shall terminate not less than 5 feet above the top of the screen. History: 1979 AC.

R 325.10828 Casing vents; sampling tap; relief valves. Rule 828. (1) Casing vents shall be both of the following: (a) Provided on all wells and constructed to prevent the entrance of contaminants into the well. (b) Extended to the outside atmosphere above the roof level if toxic …

R 325.10829 Well appurtenances; type I public water supplies. Rule 829. (1) The following is required of each well serving type I public water supplies: (a) Each well shall be equipped with a meter or other acceptable means to measure the volume of water produced. (b) Each well s…

R 325.10830 Aquifer or performance testing requirements. Rule 830. (1) Each well constructed to serve a public water supply shall undergo an aquifer test or performance test, by a method approved by the department, after installation of a production well and prior to use of a wel…

R 325.10831 New or reconditioned well; disinfection; water samples. Rule 831. (1) A new or reconditioned well or pump installation or well facility which is opened for maintenance or inspection shall be pumped to waste until the water is as clear as reasonably possible. Thereafte…

R 408.10831 Location. Rule 831. In a location where a visual obstruction cannot be avoided, a sign, color symbol, or other means shall be used to indicate the extinguisher's location. History: 1979 AC; 2024 MR 2, Eff. Feb. 2, 2024.

R 325.10832 Abandoned wells. Rule 832. An abandoned well shall be properly filled and sealed to prevent it from becoming a hazard or serving as a channel for contamination of the groundwater or the escape of subterranean gas. History: 1979 AC. R 325.10833 Rescinded. History: 1979…

R 408.10833 Installation. Rule 833. (1) An extinguisher shall be installed securely on a hanger, in a bracket, or mounted in a cabinet unless it is wheeled type or cart mounted. A means shall be used to indicate the location of an extinguisher mounted in a cabinet or on a shelf. …

R 408.10837 Recharging. Rule 837. An employer maintaining their own extinguisher shall use recharging materials of the class specified on the extinguisher nameplate or recommended by the manufacturer for recharging. History: 1979 AC; 2024 MR 2, Eff. Feb. 2, 2024. R 408.10839 Resc…

R 408.10901 Scope. Rule 901. This part sets forth general rules which apply to the installation, use, maintenance, and testing of fixed fire extinguishing systems in, around, or about a place of employment as required by provisions of other standards. History: 1979 AC; 1984 AACS.

R 325.10901 Purpose. Rule 901. The purpose of this part is to establish certain requirements for the location and use of raw water intakes in surface water sources to assure a continuously adequate quantity of the best quality raw water available for treatment and distribution to…