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Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 28-25. Boiler Inspection and Pressure Vessels

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 28 > Chapter 28-25. Boiler Inspection and Pressure Vessels

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§ 28-25-1	Definitions
§ 28-25-3	Chief inspector
§ 28-25-4	Authorized inspectors
§ 28-25-5	Administration and enforcement
§ 28-25-6	Method of inspection
§ 28-25-7	Access to boilers and pressure vessels -- Time of inspection
§ 28-25-8	Orders to cease operation or repair
§ 28-25-9	Formulation and adoption of codes, rules, and regulations
§ 28-25-10	Inspection and certification of boilers -- Permit to install -- Notice, report, and standards for alterations and repairs -- Minimum standard
§ 28-25-11	Issuance of certificate -- Period of validity -- Display
§ 28-25-12	Inspection fees
§ 28-25-13	Reports by authorized inspectors -- Certificate -- Defective boilers
§ 28-25-14	Arbitration of disputed decisions
§ 28-25-15	Appropriations for arbitrators
§ 28-25-16	Penalty for violations -- Complaints
§ 28-25-17	Judicial enforcement
§ 28-25-18	Exemptions
§ 28-25-19	Inspection of unfired pressure vessels being manufactured
§ 28-25-20	Reports to general assembly and governor
§ 28-25-21	Local ordinances void
§ 28-25-22	Severability
§ 28-25-23	Relief from personal responsibility

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Questions & Answers: Boiler and Pressure Vessel Repairer

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