875—71.1 (89A) Definitions. The definitions contained in this rule shall apply to 875—Chapters 71, 72, and 73.
“Acceptance checklist”  means a checklist available on the Web site of the division of labor services that includes a list of major systems and components of conveyances.
“AECO”  means an elevator/escalator certification organization accredited pursuant to ASME A17.7.
“Approved”  means approved by the division.
“CCD”  means code compliance documentation as described in ASME A17.7, Section 2.10.
“CEI”  means a person who is a certified elevator inspector or certified elevator inspector supervisor and who received the certification from a certifying organization that holds a valid document of accreditation issued by an accreditation body in accordance with ANSI/ISO/IEC 17024.
“Control”  means the system governing the starting, stopping, direction of motion, acceleration, speed and deceleration of the moving member.
“Conveyance”  means any elevator, escalator, material lift elevator installed on or after August 10, 2016, dumbwaiter, wind tower lift, CPH, or other equipment governed by Iowa Code chapter 89A.
“CPH”  means a construction personnel hoist.
“CPH jump”  means the addition or removal of mast or tower allowing a change in the hoist service elevation of a CPH.
“Division”  means the labor services division of the workforce development department.
“Elevator”  means a hoisting and lowering mechanism equipped with a car or platform which moves in guides in a substantially vertical direction and which serves two or more floors of a building or structure. “Elevator” does not include a CPH.
“Elevator mechanic”  means a person who meets the standard for “elevator personnel” found in ASME A17.1.
“Hoistway-unit system”  means a series of hoistway-door interlocks, hoistway-door electric contacts or hoistway-door combination mechanical locks and electric contacts, or a combination thereof, the function of which is to prevent operation of the driving machine by the normal operating device unless all hoistway doors are in the closed position and, if required, locked.
“Wind tower lift”  means a conveyance designed and utilized solely for movement of trained and authorized people and small loads in wind towers built for the production of electricity.
[ARC 7840B, IAB 6/17/09, effective 7/22/09; ARC 9221B, IAB 11/17/10, effective 12/22/10; ARC 0168C, IAB 6/13/12, effective 7/18/12; ARC 0685C, IAB 4/17/13, effective 5/22/13; ARC 1159C, IAB 10/30/13, effective 12/4/13; ARC 2603C, IAB 7/6/16, effective 8/10/16]