Each Owner-User Inspection Agency as required by the provisions of the Boiler

Each Owner-User Inspection Agency as required by the provisions of the Boiler Safety Act and these Rules and Regulations shall: 1. Conduct inspections of boilers and/or pressure vessels, not exempt by the Act, utilizing only qualified inspection personnel, as provided in the Act. 2. Retain on file at the location where the equipment is inspected a true record or copy of the report of the latest of each inspection signed by the inspector who made the inspection. 3. Execute and deliver to the owner or user (management) a true report of each inspection together with appropriate requirements or recommendations that result from such inspections. 4. Promptly notify the Chief Inspector of any boiler and/or pressure vessel which does not meet the requirements of safe operating conditions. 5. Maintain inspection records which will include a list of each boiler and/or pressure vessel covered by the Act, showing a serial number and such abbreviated description as may be necessary for identification; the date of last inspection of each unit and approximate date for the next inspection, arrived at by applying the appropriate rules to all data available at the time such inspection record is compiled (Re: frequency and type of inspection in the Act). Such inspection record shall be readily available for examination by the Chief Inspector or his authorized representative during business hours. 6. File a statement annually, on a date mutually agreed upon, with the Chief Inspector. Such statement shall be signed by the individual having supervision over the inspections made during the period covered. The statement shall include the number of vessels, covered by the Act, inspected during the year and certifying that each such inspection was conducted pursuant to the inspection requirements provided for by the Act. Such annual statement shall be accompanied by a filing fee in accordance with the fee schedule. Checks shall be made out to the "Mississippi State Department of Health, Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Fund."