Book 3 Chapter 1: Boiler & Pressure Vessels Act Flashcards
What is a jurisdiction?
Provinces and territories. Each jurisdiction has its own legislation governing various aspects of Power Engineering.
Explain the intent of the regulations governing the operation of boilers and pressure equipment.
To give the Director/Administrator of the Department or Branch of Government a means of evolving, within the framework of the intent of the Act, to meet changes in technology, concept, and the use of those variables listed within the scope of the Act.
Is it more difficult to change an Act or change a Regulation?
It is more difficult to change an Act
What jurisdictional item of legislation is most important to a person intending to make Power Engineer a career choice?
Power Engineer Acts and Regulations
List some of the penalties which may be applied to the holder of a Certificate of Competency
Fines, certificate suspensions, certificate cancellations, imprisonment, or any combination thereof
Definitions such as shift engineer, chief power engineer, and assistant shift engineer are found in:
A) Alberta’s Safety Codes Act
B) CSA B-51
C) The ASME code Section VIII
D) Municipal codes
E) Alberta’s Power Engineers Regulations
E) Alberta’s Power Engineers Regulations
Which of the following codes have the Canadian jurisdictions adopted in reference to pressure vessel regulation?
A) CSA B31
B) CSA B51
C) CSA B52
D) CBT V62
E) CBT V33
B) CSA B51
The boilers and Pressure Vessels Regulation was put into place to protect:
A) Employers
B) The public
C) Owners
D) Contractors
E) Employees
B) The public
Which of the following is not a part of the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Acts across Canada?
A) A list of fees
B) The regulation of equipment on trains under Railway Safety Act
C) The purpose of the act
D) A list of equipment included in the act
E) A listing of codes and standards adopted for use
B) The regulation of equipment on trains under Railway Safety Act
From the Power Engineering Regulations a Fourth Class Engineer’s Certificate of Competency qualifies the holder to take charge as Chief Power Engineer of a power plant not exceeding:
A) 1000 kW
B) 100 kW
C) 2500 kW
D) 500 kW
E) 5000 kW
A) 1000 kW
From the Power Engineering Regulations which of the following certificates of competency qualifies the holder to take charge of the general care and operation of any power plant as chief steam engineer, to supervise the engineers in that plant, and take charge of a shift in any power plant as a shift engineer?
A) Third Class Engineer’s Certificate of Competency
B) Fireman’s Certificate of Competency
C) First Class Engineers Certificate of Competency
D) Building Operator’s Certificate of Competency
E) Pressure Welder’s Certificate of Competency
C) First Class Engineers Certificate of Competency
The purpose of the ACI is to:
A) Examine power engineers
B) Certify equipment
C) Examine and discipline power engineers
D) Write legislation
E) Discuss situations relevant to power engineers
E) Discuss situations relevant to power engineers
From the Power Engineering Regulations an engineer’s certificate is required to be:
A) Displayed in a conspicuous place on the premises
B) Put in a frame and kept at home
C) Given to the Chief Engineer for safe keeping
D) Kept in a fireproof container
E) Given to the plant manager for safe keeping
A) Displayed in a conspicuous place on the premises
The chief boiler inspectors have established ___________, in which most provinces participate:
A) Acts
B) Inspections
C) Regulations
D) A system of standardized exams
E) Codes
D) A system of standardized exams
The purpose of the Safety Codes Act and Regulations is to:
A) Set exam standards for operators
B) Protect the boiler
C) Enforce rules for building operators
D) Make rules for plant operators
E) Ensure safe operation of the plant
E) Ensure safe operation of the plant