BOILER INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS BY STATE INSTALL
BOILER INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS BY STATE CODE

All heating boilers installed in places of Assembly (Group A), or place of Hazardous Occupancy (Group H) must be in a 2 hr. fire rated room, (except for Group F Occupancy). (9) All steam boilers over 15 psi and over 10 boiler horsepower must be in a 2 hr. (8) All stack clearance from combustible material shall be as specified in NFPA Standard 31, 54, or 58 as applicable. The double wall must be UL listed for the temperature specified by the boiler manufacturer. 056 inches thick (16 gage), or double wall manufactured corrosion resistant stack, or as specified by the boiler manufacturer. (7) All high pressure power boilers for steam, water or oil as described in Rule 120-3-26.02 must have a single wall welded stack at least. The vent must be double wall galvanized or other corrosion resistant material, or as specified by the boiler manufacturer. (6) All low pressure steam heating, water heating or hot water supply boilers as described in Rule 120-3-26-.02 must have a type 'B' vent. (5) Water heaters must have a check valve installed in the cold water supply line at the heater. The installer shall be required to resubmit for another permit in accordance with paragraph (1) above and Rule 120-3-26-.05(4), when a file has been closed out. The monies for the expired permit shall be forfeited and the file closed out. The expiration date shall be shown on the permit. (4) All Permits that have not had any action toward the installation shall expire 24 months after the issue date. The company or person performing the installation is responsible for notifying the Safety Engineering Section when the boiler or secondhand pressure vessel is ready for inspection. (3) A Deputy Inspector, prior to the vessel being used must inspect all completely new and secondhand packaged boilers and secondhand pressure vessels installed. All fluid heaters shall meet the requirements of NFPA 87. Boilers 12,500,000 BTU/hr and over shall meet any additional requirements of NFPA85. (2) All boiler installations shall meet all requirements of ASME, the NBIC, and CSD-1. No boilers or pressure vessels shall be sold to be installed in the State unless the boiler or pressure vessel meets all adopted Codes, Standards, and/or these Rules. A request for a Georgia State Special must be accompanied by all design documents.

BOILER INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS BY STATE CODE

Boilers or pressure vessels that are ASME Code stamped and National Board registered need only the ASME Data Report.

BOILER INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS BY STATE INSTALL

A 'Request to Install a Boiler or Pressure Vessel' along with the installation fee and any drawings, calculations, or ASME Code Data Reports as applicable will be forwarded to the Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner, Safety Engineering Section. (1) The company or person responsible for the installation of the boiler or secondhand pressure vessel is required to obtain an installation permit for the boiler or pressure vessel prior to any work being performed. State Inspection Fees New Installation of Boilers and Installation of Secondhand Boilers or Pressure Vessels

Boiler inspection requirements by state