National board pv inspector
National board pv inspector
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Can somebody sugget how to prepare for the National Board pv inspector test? Any preparation materials suggested? Thanks.
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BOILER PRESSURE - News Items
Job Opportunities Available for Commissioned Inspectors
Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana receives several calls regularly regarding both the qualifications to become a certified boiler inspector and the job opportunities available for those becoming certified. The first response is for the individual to understand the requirements to becoming certified. This starts with an understanding of the point system used by the National Board in determining qualification for becoming commissioned. This point system is outlined in our Boiler & Pressure Vessel Pre-Certification Training brochure located at
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Regarding employment opportunities, there are generally four areas that individuals seek employment that have either taken the National Board exam and passed or are looking to enter the inspection career path. These would be:
the insurance industry that hires individuals for both their technical side which includes inspection of boilers and pressure vessel systems or their underwriting side that relates to the loss control/risk management aspect of insurance. For more information on insurance related job opportunities, refer to the Microsoft® PowerPoint presentation located at
http://ccs.goivytech.net/boiler_pressure/AIA Presentation.htm or to the individual insurance companies links at:
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the local jurisdictions (individuals state inspections departments) that hire individuals to inspect boiler and pressure vessels in specific jurisdictions. To better understand the jurisdiction job opportunities and to better understand the jurisdiction job description, refer to the article The Next Generation of Inspectors – Where Will They Come From written by David Nichols, located at
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You may also want to contact the jurisdictional boiler and pressure vessel chief in your jurisdiction. Your states’ chief can be located at
http://www.nationalboard.org/members/mb_index.html.
the owner/operator agencies that have been approved to do inspections.
the companies in various industries such as utilities, petrochemical and manufacturing also hire inspectors to work for them and inspect their own equipment as-well-as boiler and pressure vessel manufacturers.
Ivy Tech South Campus
7999 U.S. Highway 41 South
Terre Haute, IN 47802
800-377-4882
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Not too much on the unfired pressure vessel code from what I remember when I took the two day exam in NYC and of all place in the Twin Towers back in 1979.
Now some States have additional exams such as Massachusetts administered in Boston. In addition you would have to study pressure vessel code and A/C Mass. code.
Good Luck!
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I agree with Allen Clark, State of Indiana, Area Inspector, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Fire and Building Services, Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Division, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States.
Best Regard, Tokyo Japan
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