Oregon Rule and Law for Boiler - 5.11.26 ZOOM

Oregon Rule and Law for Boiler

Instructor: Ron Chapman

Location: Zoom

Zoom Info

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CE Hours: 8 towards Annual Continuing Education Reimbursement Check

State Credits: 8hr OR Boiler

Class Dates and Time(s)

• Mon 5/11 5-9pm
• Wed 5/13 5-9pm

Fees:

• Locall 290 Members: Free
• UA Travelers: $35

Prerequisites: n/a

Needed Materials: n/a

Class Description:

Course Objectives -

· ORS 480.510 - 480.670 Boilers and Pressure Vessels Law

· OAR 918-225-0240 - 918-225-0745 Boilers and Pressure Vessels Rule

· Definitions As used in OAR 918, division 225

· Boiler, Pressure Vessel and Pressure Piping Installation, Alteration or Repair Licensing Requirements Permitting requirements for installation, alterations and repairs

· Inspection of Minor Repair Permits & Use of Minor Repair Permits

· Responsibility of Boiler Contractors

· Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspection Schedules

· Responsibility of Inspectors

· Boiler Operation & Boiler Room Usage

· Reporting of Accidents and Conditions of Use

Zoom Tech. Challenges:

It is the responsibility of the member/student taking the class to have the proper resources and be proficient in how to use a computer and navigate Zoom successfully. The use of your microphone and ability to communicate with the instructor is mandatory for attendance and to receive credit for the class.

Class Cancellations: If this class has less than 6 students registered the class may be canceled. If the class is cancelled, you will be notified via email and text. Any fees paid will be refunded to the original payment method.

A Note on State Credits: State Credit will only be earned for courses that have been approved by the state. If a class is approved for credit, it will be noted in the class description. To receive state credit for a class you must attend all hours of the class. Courses are approved by the state for a fixed number of credit hours. These hours cannot be edited when submitting license numbers for credit.