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    Blog > Manufacturing > P.E. Seals and Calcs – what they are, and why you need them on mezzanine projects

    P.E. Seals and Calcs – what they are, and why you need them on mezzanine projects

    June 19th, 2008
    by Scott Stone

    structural mezzanineWhen you’re working on a mezzanine (or work platform) project, you may be provided P.E. seals and calculations. Here’s why you will get these elements…

    What are P.E. Seals and Calcs?

    • Calculations are a hard copy document of the checks of the mezzanine structural components
    • Seals are a stamp placed on the calculations and drawings certifying that a state registered Professional Engineer (P.E.) has made or reviewed them

    Who & Why might you need them?

    • To obtain building permits municipalities may require them
    • Required by municipality plan checkers to review for code compliance
    • The end user may require them to certify review of the structure
    • Some companies require them for their records

    What is included?

    • 3 copies of the drawings and calculations (normal)
    • All with a P.E. seal for the state that the mezzanine will be installed

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    Scott Stone is Cisco-Eagle's Advertising and E-business Manager. He is a 20-year veteran of the material handling industry. He publishes the award-winning Material Handling Tips & Information Newsletter and works on all aspects of the company's communications efforts. See Cisco-Eagle on Twitter

    

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