Kentucky Boiler Practice Exam

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When must the Department be notified of a change in owner/operator inspector?

Within 7 days
Within 15 days
Within 30 days
Within 90 days

The correct answer is: Within 30 days

The requirement to notify the Department of a change in the owner/operator inspector within 30 days is designed to ensure that the regulatory authority is kept updated on who is responsible for the inspections and maintenance of boilers. This timeframe allows for a balance between prompt notification and giving the responsible party sufficient time to report any changes. Timely communication is crucial in maintaining safety standards and compliance within the industry. Keeping the Department informed helps to ensure that all operational and safety protocols are upheld, particularly in the context of boiler operation, where safety is paramount. Failing to notify within the specified timeframe could lead to regulatory issues, potential safety hazards, and complications with compliance inspections.