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United States — Iowa
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The director must administer this chapter, adopt needed rules, set fees for licenses and permits, and arrange collection and remittance of those fees. The department must inspect permittees’ asbestos-removal procedures at least once a year during an actual asbestos project.
United States — Iowa
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A business entity must apply to the department in the required form and pay the prescribed fee to qualify for a permit. A business entity doing asbestos removal or encapsulation must also hold a permit unless it is doing that work at its own facilities.
United States — Iowa
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A permit expires after one year unless renewed. The department must send a renewal notice at least one month before expiry, and the permittee may renew before expiry if required conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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The director may waive a permit requirement in two limited situations, and the department may not approve certain waivers for school, public, or commercial building work without an asbestos project designer’s recommendation.
United States — Iowa
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People applying for an asbestos worker license must file an application with the department, pay the required fee, and meet the training and other qualification requirements. The license lasts one year from training completion and can be renewed with additional information.
United States — Iowa
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The text is only a citation to 96 Acts, chapter 1074, section 8.
United States — Iowa
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The department may deny, suspend, or revoke a permit or license if the permittee or licensee fraudulently obtains it, stops meeting qualifications or applicable standards, or uses unlicensed or untrained workers on an asbestos project.
United States — Iowa
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The director must enforce this chapter and may hire qualified personnel to help administer it. The chapter applies to all boilers and unfired steam pressure vessels in this state, unless the chapter says otherwise.
United States — Iowa
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People, corporations, and certain corporate officers who violate this chapter commit a simple misdemeanor.
United States — Iowa
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The director may ask the district court for an injunction to stop use of defective equipment, and may seek a temporary order when continued operation poses imminent danger.
United States — Iowa
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The director must notify the owner or user of the equipment about the hearing time and place, and must serve the defendant at least five days before the hearing.
United States — Iowa
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The director may impose a civil penalty of up to $500 on an owner who operated a facility in violation of a safety order, after notice and hearing.
United States — Iowa
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This provision creates a boiler and pressure vessel board and requires it to make rules, review existing rules periodically, set fees, and manage board operations.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter about boilers and pressure vessels.
United States — Iowa
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The director must inspect covered boilers and pressure vessels on set schedules, and owners/users must keep records and arrange inspections in specified situations.
United States — Iowa
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This section exempts several kinds of boilers and pressure vessels from chapter 89’s rules, and sets conditions for some size- or use-based exemptions.
United States — Iowa
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The director must investigate and record boiler explosions, and keep complete, accurate records about steam boilers and related equipment.
United States — Iowa
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Before installing covered equipment or converting a power boiler to a low pressure boiler, the owner or user must give the director 10 days’ written notice.
United States — Iowa
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This section lets the director skip the chapter inspection when the owner or user gets an inspection from a reputable insurance company representative and buys insurance on the equipment.
United States — Iowa
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The director must issue and post an inspection certificate after the fee, inspection report, and defect correction steps are completed, and the owner, user, or person in charge must not let equipment pressure exceed the certificate limit.