Steam receivers must be examined by personnel authorised by the Department of Occupational Health and Safety (DOHS) at least once within every 26 months period. This process is intended to minimise the risk of explosions or other malfunctions possible for pressure vessels. As steam boilers and air receivers operate under pressure greater than atmospheric pressure, this inspection is therefore deemed important.
Operators must keep the official report, logging each inspection, on the same premises as the equipment in question and it must be made available to DOHS personnel for inspection at any time.
Citizens and non-citizens companies with Steam or Air Receivers
- Operators must hire the services of an authorised examiner from the list of authorised examiners. This list is updated throughout the year.
- Once an inspection by an authorised examiner has taken place, the examiner is required by law to issue a report to the operator detailing and assessing the state of the equipment in question.
- This report must be kept in the official log of the operator and available for inspection by DOHS personnel.
- The official assessment report
- An inspector may require the owner to produce documents proving ownership of the equipment being examined
One (1) working day
Gaborone
Block 8 Government Enclave
Francistown
1st Floor, Ntshe House
Conner Guy and St Patrick Streets
Maun
Integrated Block, Rural Administration Centre
Lobatse
Plot 3114
1st Floor, Century House
Corner of Letsholathebe Street and 1st Khama Avenue
Selebi-Phikwe
First Floor above Department of Tourism
Plot 2574
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Opening hours: 07:30 to 12:45, and 13:45 to 16:30 Monday to Friday, except public holidays
