2020 Boards and Commissions

Boiler Safety Code Advisory Board

General Information
  • Formal Name:
    Boiler Safety Code Advisory Board
  • Contact Person:
    Christopher B. Cantrell
  • Purpose:
    To research boiler and pressure vessel safety features, design, and inspection best practices and advise the State Fire Marshal on adoption of new standards related to the same. To advise the State Fire Marshal on the adoption of fees to cover the costs of the program.
  • How Many Affectable:
    5,000 business owners, inspectors, installers
  • How Many Served:
    NA
  • Year Created:
    1988
  • Year Active:
    1989
  • Sunset Date:
    NA
Authorization
  • Authorization Citation:
    81-5,184
  • Parent Agency:
    State Fire Marshal Agency
Memberships and Meetings
  • Number Of Members:
    7
  • Who Appoints:
    Governor
  • Legislative Approval:
    Yes
  • Qualifications Of Members:
    One member each from the following industries:One member who represents owners and users of boilers and has experience with boilers;One member who represents sellers of boilers;One member who represents the crafts involved in the construction, repair, or operation of boilers;One member who represents the insurance industry;One member who is a licensed professional engineer with experience with boilers;One member who represents the interest of public safety; and,One member who represents the public. The state boiler inspector shall be a nonvoting member of the board.
  • Per Diem:
    $50.00
  • Expense Reimbursement:
    Yes
  • Term Length:
    Four (4) Years
  • Terms Rotate or Expire At Once:
    Terms Rotate
Meetings Required In:
  • Required FY 17-18:
    1
  • Held FY 17-18:
    1
  • Required FY 18-19:
    1
  • Held FY 18-19:
    1
  • Required FY 19-20:
    1
  • Held FY 19-20:
    1
Operations
  • Support Staff:
    State Boiler Inspector
  • Shared or Separate:
    Separate
  • FY 17-18 Budget:
    $500.00
  • FY 18-19 Budget:
    $500.00
  • FY 19-20 Budget:
    $500.00
  • Other Funding Sources:
    Boiler Inspection Cash Fund
  • Spending Authority:
    None
Accomplishments
  • Since July 1, 2016:
    Updated Codes adopted to reflect newest, most modern Codes for the installation, design, construction, and inspection of boilers and pressure vessels;Modernized the definitions and inspection criteria for boilers and pressure vessels;Individual members assisted in the development and staffing of the Biennial Boiler Inspection Conference in 2016 and 2018 by coordination of vendors, speakers, and instructors for the conferences;Provided valuable input to the Commissioner of Labor, and to the State Fire Marshal when the Boiler Inspection Program was statutorily transferred from teh Department of Labor to the State Fire Marshal Agency in July of 2019.