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194 prOVInCIal Department Christopher S. Selinger, Chief Inspector Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan 330–1855 Victoria Avenue Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3T2 Canada Telephone — 306.787.4509 Email — chris.selinger@tsask.ca Fax — 306.787.9273 empOWerment Provincial legislature empowered to make, alter, or amend rules and regulations. Boiler Board: Yes (Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Board). Date OF laW paSSaGe: 1905 – neW laW: 1978 SaSKatCHeWan IMPORTANT NOTICE: Every effort has been made to make this synopsis as accurate and complete as possible. However, jurisdictional laws, regulations and rules are subject to change without notice. As a result, the information contained herein is neither guaranteed nor warranted. User is advised to consult the jurisdiction’s chief inspector before reaching any decision that may have critical impact or significant financial consequences. MEMBER JURISDICTION Date of latest amendment to law: 2006. Date rules and regulations implemented: 2007. Date of latest rules and regulations: 2007. Provincial statute: The Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1999. An act Respecting the design, Construction, Installation, Operation, Alteration, Repair, and Sale of Boilers, Pressure Vessels, Plants, and Pressure Piping Systems. rUleS FOr COnStrUCtIOn anD StampInG Construction: 1. CSA B51 (2003 Edition), B52 (2005 Edition). 2. ASME Code (2004 Edition, Current Addendum), Sections I, II, IV, V, VIII (Divisions 1, 2, and 3), IX, X. 3. Code cases and interpretations normally but not automatically accepted. 4. ANSI B31.1 (2004 Edition), B31.3 (2004 Edition), K61.1 (1999 Edition). 5. National Board Inspection Code (2004). 6. Manufacturers must file copy of Manufacturer’s Data Report. Forms are supplied by the Authority upon request. 7. National Board registration required for boilers and pressure vessels brought in from outside Canada. 8. Liquified petroleum gas containers must conform to ASME, CAN/CSA-B 149.2-00, and NFPA Standard No. 58. 9. Anhydrous ammonia storage tanks for use with NH3 (as a liquid fertilizer) shall be designed, constructed, and used in accordance with CSA B51 code and American National Standards Institute, Inc. standard ANSI K-61.1-1999/CGA G-2.1 Safety Requirements for the Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia. 10. Manufacturers must pay the required fee and submit designs and specifications (in duplicate) to the Authority for approval and registration before commencing fabrication of any boiler or pressure vessel for installation in the province. Stamping: Where appropriate, the following National Board stamps or ASME Code symbol stamps are required: 1. National Board: R (accepted). 2. ASME Code: all. Boilers and unfired pressure vessels built to CSA/ASME standards in Canada must be shop-inspected and stamped by an inspector (employed by the Authority of the province in which the vessel is built). Boilers and pressure vessels built to CSA/ASME standards in the US must be shop-inspected by an inspector holding a National Board Commission and employed by an ASME Code state or a boiler insurance company. Appropriate CRN stamps are required. 2013 National Board Synopsis of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Laws, Rules and Regulations
195 ObJeCtS SUbJeCt tO rUleS FOr COnStrUCtIOn anD StampInG All boilers, pressure vessels, plants, pressure piping systems, and fittings except: 1. Pressure piping systems that: a. contain hot water at a pressure of 1/103 kilopascals or less or at a temperature of 121°C or less; and b. form part of a low-pressure boiler plant. 2. Pressure piping systems that are not connected to, or used in connection with, a boiler or pressure vessel; 3. Medical gas piping systems; 4. Air piping with a diameter of 25.4 millimetres or less; 5. Any of the following types of pressure vessels that are used in connection with a pipeline as defined in The Pipelines Act, 1998: a. odourizer tanks; b. dust pots; c. gas drips; d. storage tanks for hydraulic valve operators; e. pig traps; f. indirect fired heater coils; 6. Potable water heaters with an internal diameter greater than 610 millimetres that: a. operate at a pressure not exceeding 1/103 kilopascals; b. have a heat input not exceeding 58.67 kilowatts; c. produce a water temperature not exceeding 99°C; and d. have a water capacity not exceeding 454 litres; 7. Pressure vessels used as the external enclosure of pressurized gas-filled electrical high voltage switch gear or control gear; 8. Low pressure boilers installed in a private residence designed to accommodate not more than three families; 9. A pressure vessel that is used for the transportation of dangerous goods as defined in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992 (Canada); 10. A boiler or pressure vessel to which the Canada Shipping Act applies or that is subject to the jurisdiction of the Canadian Transportation Agency pursuant to the Canada Transportation Act; 11. A pipeline as defined in The Pipelines Act, 1998; 12. Gas equipment or a gas installation as defined in The Gas Licensing Act; 13. A boiler that is used in connection with a hot liquid heating system that has no valves or other obstructions to free circulation between the boiler and an expansion tank that is fully vented to the atmosphere; 14. A high pressure boiler that has a heating surface with an area of two square metres or less; 15. A low pressure boiler that has a heating surface with an area of three square metres or less; 16. A pressure vessel that has a volume of 0.0425 cubic metres or less; 17. A pressure vessel that has an internal diameter of 152 millimetres or less; 18. A pressure vessel that is used for the storage of hot water and has an internal diameter of 610 millimetres or less; 19. Those exempt under CSA B51 code. OBJECTS SUBJECT TO RULES FOR FIELD INSPECTION ObJeCtS SUbJeCt tO rUleS FOr FIelD InSpeCtIOn Same as OBJECTS SUBJECT TO RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND STAMPING, except the following: heating boilers in private residences and hot-water tanks less than 24 inches in diameter in a private residence designed to accommodate not more than three families. 2013 National Board Synopsis of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Laws, Rules and Regulations
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® N B B I Since 1919 The National
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ii © 2013 The National Board of Bo
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iv Table oF ConTenTs UniTed sTaTes
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1 State Department G. Thomas Surtee
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3 State FeeS 1. Power boilers and h
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5 3. Air tanks located on vehicles
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7 State Department Randall D. Austi
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9 CertIFICate OF InSpeCtIOn Certifi
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11 3. Boilers and unfired pressure
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13 4. Certificate of Competency and
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15 Stamping: Where appropriate, the
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17 State Department Steve Nelson, C
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19 InSUranCe InSpeCtIOn reQUIrement
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21 d. Used solely for hot-water sup
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23 3. Any air tank on any vehicle u
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25 3. Examinations for Delaware ins
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27 These exempt hot-water supply bo
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29 6. Unfired pressure vessels havi
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31 State Department Keith A. Rudolp
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33 5. A pressure vessel — the con
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35 State Department Idaho Division
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37 2. Pressure vessels located on v
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39 c. Over 150 square feet ........
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41 4. Unfired pressure vessels meet
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43 a. Prepare a boiler or pressure
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45 State Department Michael Kloster
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47 III. Internal inspections of cas
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49 4. Hot-water supply boilers whic
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51 c. Boilers of 500 square feet he
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53 State Department Rodney J. Handy
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55 3. Low-pressure boilers: a. Heat
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57 3. Portable boilers used for agr
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59 8. A copy of the boiler rules an
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61 5. Steam-heating boilers, hot-wa
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63 4. Renewal of Maine Authorized I
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65 3. Air tanks installed on the ri
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67 State FeeS 1. Certificate inspec
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69 3. All air tanks, except when: a
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71 State Department William Vallanc
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73 2. Reports of internal inspectio
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75 State Department Joel T. Amato,
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77 ObJeCtS SUbJeCt tO rUleS FOr FIe
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79 State Department Kenneth L.Watso
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81 CertIFICate OF InSpeCtIOn Certif
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83 Stamping: Where appropriate, the
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85 State Department Keith Kelly, Co
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87 State Department Christopher B.
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89 4. Low-pressure boilers shall be
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91 State Department Mechanical Unit
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93 Mine Section jurisdiction: Same
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95 State Department George Capadis,
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97 CertIFICate OF InSpeCtIOn 1. Cer
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99 Stamping: 1. Repairs and alterat
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101 4. Shop Inspections, AIA Servic
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103 4. Containers for liquified pet
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105 State Department Matthew H. San
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107 CertIFICate OF InSpeCtIOn Certi
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109 1. Boilers and pressure vessels
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111 InSUranCe InSpeCtIOn reQUIremen
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113 State Department Robert Reetz,
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115 8. Insurance inspectors must ob
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117 3. Air tanks installed on the r
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119 State Department Department of
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121 State FeeS Annual Certificate o
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123 State Department Michael D. Gra
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125 InSUranCe InSpeCtIOn reQUIremen
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127 6. Air tanks installed on the r
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129 State Department Benjamin P. An
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131 2. Hot-water heating boilers wh
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133 State Department Adrienne Youma
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135 State Department Ira Hinkle, Ch
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137 mISCellaneOUS 1. Examinations f
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139 ObJeCtS SUbJeCt tO rUleS FOr CO
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141 State Department William H. Kun
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Page 167 and 168: 161 State Department Michael J. Ver
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Page 173 and 174: 167 2. ASME Code: all (for boilers
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Page 191 and 192: 185 prOVInCIal Department Anthony S
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Page 213 and 214: 207 mUnICIpal Department Gary J. Ba
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Page 219 and 220: 213 mUnICIpal Department Paul Herna
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Page 223 and 224: 217 mUnICIpal Department Randal S.
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Page 227 and 228: 221 InSpeCtIOnS reQUIreD 1. Boilers
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Page 231 and 232: 225 mUnICIpal Department Thomas E.
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Page 239 and 240: 233 mUnICIpal Department Alvin E. K
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Page 243 and 244: 237 mUnICIpal Department John McDon
Page 245 and 246: 239 mUnICIpal Department Linda Argo
Page 247 and 248: 241 mISCellaneOUS 1. Certificate of
Page 249 and 250: 243 Iowa Michael Klosterman, Chief
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245 Washington Tony Oda, Chief Boil
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247 Puerto Rico Edgar Hernandez Com
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249 UNITED STATES continued . . . C
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251 ASME STANDARDS continued . . .
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255 STAMpINg REqUIREMENTS BY JURISD
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257 CITIES, COUNTIES, AND TERRITORI
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