The Department of Labor and Workforce Development may suspend an inspection certificate when, in its opinion, the boiler or unfired pressure vessel for which it was issued cannot be operated without menace to the public safety, or when the boiler or unfired pressure vessel does not comply with the regulations. A special inspector has this same power to suspend an inspection certificate for an insured boiler or unfired pressure vessel or an unfired pressure vessel operated by the company employing the special inspector. Suspension of an inspection certificate continues in effect until reinstatement. A certificate may not be reinstated until the boiler or unfired pressure vessel conforms to the rules and regulations of the Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Title 18. Health, Safety, Housing, Human Rights, and Public Defender
Sec. 18.60.190. Effect of regulations.
Sec. 18.60.200. New boilers and unfired pressure vessels.
Sec. 18.60.220. Duties of the Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
Sec. 18.60.230. Appointment of deputy inspectors.
Sec. 18.60.235. Approved inspectors.
Sec. 18.60.240. Appointment and qualifications of special inspectors.
Sec. 18.60.250. Compensation for special inspectors prohibited.
Sec. 18.60.260. Duty of special inspectors.
Sec. 18.60.270. Report of inspection; fee.
Sec. 18.60.280. Right of inspection.
Sec. 18.60.290. Examination for deputy and special inspectors.
Sec. 18.60.300. Revocation or suspension of state commission.
Sec. 18.60.310. Replacement of lost or destroyed certificate or commission.
Sec. 18.60.315. Inspection standards.
Sec. 18.60.320. Inspection of boilers and unfired pressure vessels.
Sec. 18.60.330. Rules of inspection.
Sec. 18.60.340. Inspection certificates.
Sec. 18.60.350. Suspension of inspection certificate.
Sec. 18.60.360. Inspection fees.