What document must the owner of a boiler file with the commissioner each year?

The requirement for the owner of a boiler to file a written statement with the commissioner each year is critical for ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations. This document typically includes detailed information about the boiler’s operations, maintenance, and any inspections that have been performed throughout the year.

Filing this written statement helps to maintain safety standards and provides a record that can be referred to in case of any issues or inspections. It keeps regulatory authorities informed about the operating status of the boiler and provides accountability for its maintenance, thus contributing to overall public safety.

While other documents, such as annual inspection reports, operational logs, and maintenance agreements, are important in their own right, they do not fulfill the specific requirement imposed on boiler owners to submit a written statement annually. These other documents might be part of the operational process but do not directly relate to the annual filing obligation mandated by the commissioner.