Must pressure vessel registration be completed within one month of its commissioning?
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Must pressure vessel registration be completed within one month of its commissioning? Will a fine be imposed if the certification is not obtained within more than a month? For pressure vessels in the same workshop, how should they be registered? Should notification and registration be handled for each batch as it arrives and is installed, or should waiting until all the equipment has arrived and been installed before taking action to provide notifications and handle registrations?
In accordance with the regulations on the management of special equipment. It is required to complete the registration for use within one month of the special equipment being put into operation. As for whether a fine is imposed for exceeding the time limit, if the local supervision authorities discover it, they may impose a fine; otherwise, no fine will be issued. However, ordinary oversight agencies are not that dedicated either. Regarding the processing of permits for pressure vessels in the same workshop, my suggestion is to handle the registration for all of them at once; this makes it easier to keep track of related documents and to conduct regular inspections, as everything can be done at the same time. The workshop equipment has only been installed and not put into use, so there is no need to register its use.
Complete the usage registration before use or within 30 days after use.
Registering together facilitates unified testing in the future.
First, pressure vessels must apply to the relevant regulatory authorities for registration of use within 30 days before and after they are put into use; generally, this registration is carried out before the vessel leaves the factory； Secondly, those who fail to complete the registration required by regulations can be fined between 10,000 and 100,000 ； Third, if you have nothing to do, you can provoke the issuing authority by informing them one by one ； Fourth, intentionally failing to cancel registered scrapped equipment can result in a fine of 300,000 to 300,000 yuan ； Fifth, whether the information is provided one by one or in batches, the key point is \"use\" – use refers to actions such as testing and debugging the equipment to get it up and running. Of course, if these actions are carried out in a way that prevents regulatory authorities from detecting them, it is considered an illegal act that goes unnoticed, and no penalties will be imposed.