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Pressure Vessel

Pressure vessel is a much closed container designed to hold gases or liquids at a pressure different from the ambient pressure. Pressure vessel is used in a variety of applications in both industry Government and the private sector. Other examples of pressure vessels are: Diving cylinder

Recompression chamber: A recompression chambers are a pressure vessel used to treat divers suffering from certain diving disorders such as decompression sickness. Often the terms  of recompression chamber, decompression chamber, hyperbaric chamber, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber are used interchangeably.

Fractional distillation: Fractional distillations are a pressure vessel the separation of a mixture into its component parts, or fractions, such as in separating chemical compound by their boiling point by heating them to a temperature at which several fractions of the compound will evaporate.

Autoclave: An autoclave is a pressure vessel designed to heat aqueous solutions above their boiling point at normal atmospheric pressure to achieve sterilizations and many other vessels in mining.

An employee of the company that belong with this type of job independently performs external and/or internal inspections of non-exempt boilers (high and low pressure), water heaters, steam-generating objects and pressure vessel, within an assigned geographic area, ensuring safety and compliance with state statutes, regulations, rules and codes enforced by the Division of Fire Safety. Work also involves the identifying potential inspection sites and locating unregistered boilers and pressure vessel; investigating and reporting on accidents, failures or fires involving various boilers and pressures vessel; conducting informational seminar, events and providing technical assistance to clients, fire departments, insurance agencies, city inspectors, maintenance personnel and other interested parties; and conducting requested inspections of exempt boilers and pressure vessel. The employees completes assignments with considerable independence, receiving direction from a Public Safety Manager or other administrative superior through reports, conferences, staff meetings, training, technical updates and consultative personal contact.

Schedules and conducts periodic inspections of boiler and pressure vessel in an assigned territory through visual observation and examination of external and internal parts for proper installation, corrosion, metal thinning, leaks, carbon monoxide levels, installation and operation of safety valves, maximum allowable working pressure and needed repairs; conducts follow-up inspections to ensure necessary repairs have been made;

Locates unregistered boiler and pressure vessel, and educates owners and occupants of the location regarding boiler and pressure vessel registration and safety requirements.

Make presentations and advise builders, contractors, boiler owners, boiler operators and others regarding state requirements for safe methods of maintaining and repairing boilers and pressure vessels.

Maintains the records and completes inspection, investigative and related reports and correspondence.