HPD KEY TO THE HEATING SYSTEM SIGN (WHITE, 7X8.5, ALUMINIUM, 27-2033)-El blanco Line

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HPD KEY TO THE HEATING SYSTEM SIGN (WHITE, 7X8.5, ALUMINIUM, 27-2033)-El blanco Line
  • HPD NYC KEY TO THE HEATING SYSTEM SIGN Aluminum Sign Size 7 inch x 8.5 Inch Sign has mounting holes in each corner. Round Corner Sign Thickness is 0.023 of an inch Sign letters color: black Click here to see HPD NYC REQUIRED SIGNS Post name and location of person with keys to boiler room: An owner must post the name and location of the person with the key to the boiler room on notices approved by HPD. One notice should be posted conspicuously in the lobby and another should be posted on the entrance door of the boiler room. Section of the Law: HMC § 27-2033 27-2033 Access to Boiler Room a. The owner of every multiple dwelling shall have the area, where the building's heating system is located, readily accessible to members of the department to make inspection pursuant to this chapter. In the event such area is kept under lock, a key shall be kept on the premises at all times with such person as the owner shall designate; however, if there is a person residing on the premises who performs janitorial services, such person shall hold the key. The owner shall post a notice in a form approved by the department naming such designated person and his or her location. §27–2033 Access to boiler room: a. The owner of every multiple dwelling shall have the area, where the building's heating system is located, readily accessible to members of the department to make inspection pursuant to this chapter. In the event such area is kept under lock, a key shall be kept on the premises at all times with such person as the owner shall designate; however, if there is a person residing on the premises who performs janitorial services, such person shall hold the key.
  • HPD KEY TO THE HEATING SYSTEM SIGN (WHITE, 7X8.5, ALUMINIUM, 27-2033)-El blanco Line
  • HPD KEY TO THE HEATING SYSTEM SIGN (WHITE, 7X8.5, ALUMINIUM, 27-2033)-El blanco Line
  • HPD NYC KEY TO THE HEATING SYSTEM SIGN Aluminum Sign Size 7 inch x 8.5 Inch Sign has mounting holes in each corner. Round Corner Sign Thickness is 0.023 of an inch Sign letters color: black Click here to see HPD NYC REQUIRED SIGNS Post name and location of person with keys to boiler room: An owner must post the name and location of the person with the key to the boiler room on notices approved by HPD. One notice should be posted conspicuously in the lobby and another should be posted on the entrance door of the boiler room. Section of the Law: HMC § 27-2033 27-2033 Access to Boiler Room a. The owner of every multiple dwelling shall have the area, where the building's heating system is located, readily accessible to members of the department to make inspection pursuant to this chapter. In the event such area is kept under lock, a key shall be kept on the premises at all times with such person as the owner shall designate; however, if there is a person residing on the premises who performs janitorial services, such person shall hold the key. The owner shall post a notice in a form approved by the department naming such designated person and his or her location. §27–2033 Access to boiler room: a. The owner of every multiple dwelling shall have the area, where the building's heating system is located, readily accessible to members of the department to make inspection pursuant to this chapter. In the event such area is kept under lock, a key shall be kept on the premises at all times with such person as the owner shall designate; however, if there is a person residing on the premises who performs janitorial services, such person shall hold the key.
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HPD NYC Key to the Heating System Sign – Boiler Room Access

Stay compliant with NYC Housing Maintenance Code (HMC § 27-2033) using the HPD Key to the Heating System Sign. This required posting identifies the name and location of the person holding the key to the boiler room, ensuring that inspectors and authorized personnel always have access to the heating system for safety and compliance checks.

Made from durable rust-free aluminum, the sign measures 7 inches x 8.5 inches and features a white background with bold black lettering for maximum readability. It is built with rounded corners for safe handling and pre-drilled mounting holes for easy installation in lobbies and boiler room entrances. The sign’s 0.023-inch thickness provides strength and long-term durability, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor placement.

NYC law requires building owners to post this notice in two locations:

  1. Conspicuously in the lobby of the building.
  2. On the boiler room entrance door.

This ensures that tenants, inspectors, and emergency personnel can quickly identify who has access to the heating system at all times.

  • Size: 7" x 8.5"
  • Material: Aluminum (Rust-Free)
  • Background: White with bold black text
  • Mounting: Pre-drilled holes for easy installation
  • Corners: Rounded for safety
  • Sign Type: Wall Mounted
  • Thickness: 0.023"
  • Code Reference: HMC § 27-2033
  • HPD Required Sign: YES

Importance of the HPD Key to the Heating System Sign (HMC § 27-2033)

The Housing Maintenance Code § 27-2033 requires owners of multiple dwellings to keep the boiler room accessible at all times for HPD inspectors. If the boiler room is locked, a designated individual—typically the superintendent, janitor, or another responsible person—must hold the key. This law ensures that inspectors can perform safety checks, verify heating compliance during the winter months, and respond promptly to tenant complaints about heat and hot water.

By law, the owner must post the Key to the Heating System Notice naming the designated person and their location. This provides clarity for both tenants and inspectors and guarantees that access is never delayed in emergencies. Failure to post this required notice can result in violations and fines.

Posting this HPD-approved sign demonstrates an owner’s commitment to compliance, safety, and tenant protection. It is a simple but vita

 

 

27-2033 Access to Boiler Room

 
 a.   The owner of every multiple dwelling shall have the area, where the building's heating system is located, readily accessible to members of the department to make inspection pursuant to this chapter. In the event such area is kept under lock, a key shall be kept on the premises at all times with such person as the owner shall designate; however, if there is a person residing on the premises who performs janitorial services, such person shall hold the key. The owner shall post a notice in a form approved by the department naming such designated person and his or her location.

§27–2033 Access to boiler room: a. The owner of every multiple dwelling shall have the area, where the building's heating system is located, readily accessible to members of the department to make inspection pursuant to this chapter. In the event such area is kept under lock, a key shall be kept on the premises at all times with such person as the owner shall designate; however, if there is a person residing on the premises who performs janitorial services, such person shall hold the key.

 

 

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