Checklist which reflects the most common violations found by Field Inspectors. This checklist should be gone through prior to calling for an inspection of High Pressure Boilers

Checklist which reflects the most common violations found by Field Inspectors. This checklist should be gone through prior to calling for an inspection of Low Pressure Steam Boilers

The purpose of the manufactured home roof affidavit is to provide timely inspections and communications between the contractor and/or owner and FAS inspectors and field staff.

A structural inspection request questionnaire will not be required when a roof change out occurs if no structural changes are made in the roof sub-surface and roof cavity. Example: Repairing or replacing the roof trusses, rafters, ridge beam and the replacement of not more than (4) 4’x 8’ of roof sheathing.

Used by a homeowner or contactor to request a field inspection for an alteration to a manufactured or mobile home.

Fact sheet: Shows which L&I region serves which counties and the location of offices. Side Two lists the address and telephone number for each office.

Checklist which reflects the most common violations encountered by Field Inspectors. This checklist should be gone through prior to requesting inspection of Hot Water Heating or Hot Water Supply Boilers

Checklist which reflects the most common violations found by Field Inspectors. This checklist should be gone through prior to calling for an inspection of Potable Water Heaters-HLW

This chapter establishes safety practices for all types of logging, log road construction and other forest activities using logging machinery and/or power saws regardless of the end use of the wood. This includes; logging, cutting and transporting timber, cutting timber, log harvesting logging, pulpwood logging camps, rails, rough wood, manufacturing, stump removing in the field, timber piling, timber pole cutting, tree chipping in the field, wood chipping in the field. In addition, logging and personal protective equipment, hand and portable powered tools, falling and bucking, tree pulling, mechanized falling, climbing equipment, rigging, spars, wire rope and various types of cable logging systems, guylines, tail/lift trees and anchors, yarding, skidding, landing, transportation of logs and stationary trailer loaders, log unloading, booms, and rafting grounds, transportation crews, signals and signal systems.

Lockout/Tagout applies to the service and maintenance of machines and equipment, including piping systems, if employees could be injured by the unexpected energization or start up of the machine or equipment or release of stored energy. Energy sources include mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal, or other energy, including gravity. Machines and equipment include those that produce high intensity electromagnetic fields.

Used by L&I inspectors when they inspect boilers.