Positions in this class conduct inspections of boilers and pressure vessels in more complex locations, to enforce compliance with the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Act which governs the construction, installation, operation, maintenance, and repair of boilers and pressure vessels.
Positions function in a lead capacity in complex inspections requiring more than one inspector.
This class is distinguished from the Boiler Inspector class by the responsibility for performing audits of manufacturers, working on reported violations of the law statewide, and training and coordinating the work of lower level inspectors. This class is distinguished from the Boiler Chief Inspector class by the latter's responsibility for directing the statewide enforcement program and supervising Boiler Senior Inspectors and Boiler Inspectors. Performs work of considerable difficulty which involves performing quality control audits and inspecting boilers and pressure vessels in any area of the state. Positions in this class serve in a lead capacity by conducting those inspections which are more complex and difficult in nature and by leading teams of lower level inspectors in conducting large-scale inspections. Positions in this class are charged with enforcement of the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Act.