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Second Class Boiler Licenses Minnesota –
Questions & Answers
Certificate of inspection Correct Ans - means a sticker attached to the
boiler or pressure vessel which documents the month and year of the
inspection and the employer of the inspector performing the inspection.

Certificate of registration Correct Ans - means a document that has
been made available on the department's Web site that lists all registered
boilers and pressure vessels at a location, including the last inspection date,
the certificate expiration date, and the maximum allowable working pressure
for each boiler or pressure vessel.

High-pressure boiler Correct Ans - means a boiler operating at a steam
or other vapor pressure in excess of 15 psig, or a water or other liquid boiler
in which the pressure exceeds 160 psig or the temperature exceeds 250
degrees Fahrenheit.


Inspection due date Correct Ans - means the last possible date that the
inspection can be completed within the time limits in this chapter

Insurance company boiler inspector Correct Ans - means a national
board-commissioned inspector who holds a current certificate of competency
issued by the state.

Low-pressure boiler Correct Ans - means a boiler operating at a steam
or other vapor pressure of 15 psig or less, or a water or other liquid boiler in
which the pressure does not exceed 160 psig and the temperature does not
exceed 250 degrees Fahrenheit.

National board Correct Ans - means the National Board of Boiler and
Pressure Vessel Inspectors, which is an organization comprised of chief
Inspectors for the states, cities, and territories of the United States and
provinces and territories of Canada

National Board Inspection Code; NBIC Correct Ans - means a three-
part technical document that is written and published by the national board

, detailing the installation, inspection, and repair of boilers and pressure
vessels.

Operation Correct Ans - means the on-site act of manipulating,
monitoring, and testing of boilers and their appurtenances by a properly
licensed engineer or an apprentice under the direct supervision of the
properly licensed engineer.

Psig Correct Ans - pounds per square inch gauge

Remote monitoring Correct Ans - means the act of viewing or
overseeing the boiler or boiler plant operating parameters and conditions
from a remote location.

Repair. Correct Ans - means the work necessary to restore a boiler or
pressure vessel to a safe and satisfactory operating condition, as defined in
National Board Inspection Code, part 3, section 9.

State boiler inspector Correct Ans - means a national board
commissioned boiler inspector who holds a current certificate of competency
and a current chief grade A boiler operator's license.

Inspection Correct Ans - Inspectors shall subject all boilers to a
thorough internal and external examination according to the standards in
sections 326B.964 and 326B.966

Certificate of inspection Correct Ans - This label is the inspection
certificate and shall indicate that the inspected boiler or pressure vessel is
found to be safe and suitable for use.

Defects in boilers or pressure vessels Correct Ans - The boiler or
pressure vessel shall not be operated until these unsafe defects have been
corrected and verified by the inspector. If the boiler inspector finds that a
boiler is being operated by an unlicensed or improperly licensed person,
operation of the boiler shall cease until all operators are properly licensed
according to section 326B.978. If circumstances warrant continued operation,
the boiler inspector may, at the discretion of the boiler inspector, give
approval for continuing operation of the boiler for a specific period of time,
not to exceed 30 days.

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