N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 12 §§ 14-2.13 - Certificate of competence
(a)
Unless for good and sufficient cause he shall make an order to the contrary,
the commissioner shall issue a certificate of competence to each applicant
whose application has been accepted and who has:
(1) taken such examination with a result
finally certified as satisfactory; or
(2) not taken such examination but has filed
with the commissioner such evidence of competence as the commissioner in his
discretion may deem proof of the applicant's sufficient knowledge of the
construction, installation, operation, maintenance and inspection of boilers.
For illustration and not by way of limitation, such evidence may consist of
relevant experience or achievement in the Civil Service of this or any other
state, the United States, a qualified city, or in industry.
(b) The commissioner shall not
issue such certificate to any other person.
(c) The certificate of competence shall state
that the holder is a certified boiler inspector whose competence as such is
thereby certified and shall contain such other matter as may be
proper.
(d) The certificate of
competence shall be renewed annually. A certificate shall remain valid until
the expiration date set forth on the certificate unless it is voluntarily
surrendered to the commissioner or is suspended or revoked by the
commissioner.
(e) Upon request and
proof that a valid certificate has been lost or destroyed the commissioner
shall issue another in its place.
(f) Nothing in this Part (rule) is intended
to contravene any law by which a fee for a certificate may be
required.
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