North Dakota · Elevators

The elevator code and inspection rules in force in North Dakota now.

No dedicated state elevator inspection/licensing program found. Enforced by unknown; not independently verified this run. Reported, in verification, re-checked weekly.

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Elevators in North Dakota

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In force

No dedicated state elevator inspection/licensing program found

Neither NDCC Title 43 (occupational licensing), ND Commerce's building-code page, nor Workforce Safety & Insurance names an elevator agency; ASME A17.1 likely applies only via the locally enforced building code.

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Who enforces it

unknown; not independently verified this run

Statewide layer. County and city amendments sit on top; the building view resolves them from your ZIP.

What changes next

Unconfirmed

unknown

The federal layer

There is no federal elevator inspection program; the state or city program below is the whole obligation, with ASME A17.1 and A17.3 as the referenced standards.

Questions about the elevator code and inspection rules in North Dakota

Which elevator rules apply in North Dakota today?

No dedicated state elevator inspection/licensing program found. Neither NDCC Title 43 (occupational licensing), ND Commerce's building-code page, nor Workforce Safety & Insurance names an elevator agency; ASME A17.1 likely applies only via the locally enforced building code.

Who enforces the elevator code and inspection rules in North Dakota?

unknown; not independently verified this run.

What changes next for the elevator code and inspection rules in North Dakota?

Unconfirmed. unknown

Other areas in North Dakota

Everything in force in North Dakota

Fire codeNo single statewide fire-code edition mandated by statute; adoption is discretionary/local Building code2024 ICC family (IBC, IRC, IMC, IFGC, IECC, IEBC), in force since Jan 1, 2026 BoilersNo dedicated state boiler inspection agency confirmed Pools and spasRegulating agency/rule chapter not confirmed Hotels and lodgingStatewide license under HHS's Regulatory Code for Lodging Establishments Workplace safetyFederal OSHA jurisdiction; North Dakota has no State Plan

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