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In New Jersey, the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance, under the Department of Labor and Workforce Development, oversees the licensing of individuals operating boilers and pressure vessels. The renewal of a Stationary, Refrigeration, Power Generating Engineer, or Boiler Operator’s License is a critical process for professionals in this field to maintain their qualifications and comply with state laws. Licensees are urged to renew their license within 60 days before its expiration to avoid any delays or penalties. The renewal application requires the submission of a completed form, a passport-size photo, a signature on a separate page, and the payment of the renewal fee via money order or certified check. For an active license, the renewal fees are set at $80 for one year and $160 for three years, reflecting an essential aspect of the renewal process. The form also mandates the provision of current licensee and employer information, if applicable, to keep the Bureau’s records up to date. Moreover, the application introduces specific stipulations for acceptable renewals, guidelines for late renewal fees and penalties, and the importance of updating personal details to ensure continued compliance. It further outlines the importance of correctly posting the license at the workplace and details the procedures for replacing a license or ID card, as well as the consequences of suspension or revocation due to non-compliance or misconduct. With changes and clarifications provided in the latest revision, the form serves not just as a bureaucratic necessity but as a comprehensive guide to ensuring the proper licensing of boiler and pressure vessel operators in New Jersey.

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State of New Jersey

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

LABOR STANDARDS AND SAFETY ENFORCEMENT

MECHANICAL INSPECTION BUREAU OF BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL COMPLIANCE

PO BOX 392

TRENTON, NJ 08625-0392

Voice: (609) 292-2921

Fax: (609) 984-1577

Stationary, Refrigeration, Power Engineer and/or Boiler Operator’s License

RENEWAL APPLICATION

This is an application to renew a Stationary, Refrigeration, Power Generating Engineer or Boiler Operator’s License that was issued by the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance. Licensees may renew a license within 60 days before its expiration date [N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.19(c)]. To renew your license, send the following 4 required items to the address at the top of this form:

1 - Completed application

2 - Passport size photo

3 - Signature on a separate page

4 - Money order or certified/cashiers or business check, for the appropriate renewal fee, made payable to the

“Commissioner of LWD”.

For a license that is not expired:

•1-year renewal fee is $80

•3-year renewal fee is $160

NOTE: These fees apply only to a non-expired license holder. Details about acceptable renewals, fees, and other pertinent facts appear on the following pages of this application.

You must provide all of the information requested on this application to renew the license. This information is used to maintain an accurate record of license holders in New Jersey. You must provide employer information, even if you are not using the license at your current place of employment. Note: If you are retired or unemployed, you need not complete the Employer Information section; please “check the box” in that section that applies.

PRINT LEGIBLY IN INK. ALL INFORMATION MUST BE PROVIDED

Check the correct box for your renewal: 1-Year Renewal - $80.00 3-Year Renewal - $160.00 Amount Enclosed:

Please correct any missing or incorrect information below. Use the extra lines for more space.

Current Licensee Information

Name:

 

 

License Number:

 

 

 

Physical Address:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mailing Address:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phone Number:

 

 

Cell Number:

 

 

 

Email:

 

Date of Birth:

 

 

Current Employer Information

Does not apply - Not currently working

Retired - Not currently working

 

Current Employer:

 

Phone Number:

 

 

Mailing Address:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Supervisor Name:

 

 

Supervisor Email:

 

 

 

Corrections:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Signature of Licensee:

 

Date

MI-228 (1/18)

INSTRUCTIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION FOR

RENEWAL OF ENGINEER’S AND BOILER OPERATOR’S LICENSES

1.Important Note: A first-time license is valid for only 1 year from the date it is issued. To keep the license active and to avoid a late fee and/or penalty, you must renew the licenses before the date of expiration. You may renew your license for a 1-year period or a 3-year period [N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.19(a)].

2.Expiration Date Format: MM/DD/YYYY = Month/Date/Year (for example, 02/25/2016 is February 25, 2016).

3.Renewing a License – A license may be renewed 60 days before it expires, or when you receive a

“Renewal Notification” from this agency. Apply to renew your license by completing this application.

4.Acceptable Renewals – Licenses may be renewed if any outstanding penalties or judgments are paid, and if a license has not been expired more than 3 years. (NOTE: If a license renewal is more than 3 years overdue, the license is inactive and therefore not renewable. In accordance with the provisions established by law, records of inactive licenses may be destroyed [N.J.S.A. 34:7-3]. An application to renew a license that expired more than 3 years ago is considered an original application.

5.Renewal Fee, Late – A late renewal (up to 3 months past expiration) is allowed, provided that the appropriate fee is paid ($120 for a 1-year renewal; $240 for a 3-year renewal). Renewals that are 4

months or more overdue are assessed a penalty. If your license expired at least 4 months ago, it is imperative that you call (609) 292-2921 to find out the penalty fee required to renew an expired license.

6.Renewal Fee, Lost – This agency assumes no liability and is not responsible for any fee that is not received on time or that is lost while in transit.

7.Passport style photograph – You are required to provide a 2”x 2” passport style formatted photograph.

8.Signature - Please sign your signature on a separate paper with a white background that does not have lines in “Black or Blue Ink” in the center of the page. No pencils or other ink color is allowed. Your Signature must be legible and easy to read. Photocopies are not acceptable. In addition, please print your name at the top or bottom of the paper.

9.Email - Email address must be provided on renewal application.

10.Date of birth – Every licensee must provide their date of birth on the renewal application. MM/DD/YYYY = Month/Date/Year (for example, 02/25/2016 is February 25, 2017)

11.Change of Address – Every licensee must notify this agency of any change in residence [N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.2(j)]. When doing so, provide your name, current address, license number.

12.Posting the License – All ORIGINAL licenses must be framed and properly posted adjacent to the equipment requiring the license, or in the engineer’s office or plant office, whichever is suitable. Failure to post an ORIGINAL license may result in a penalty of at least $500 against the operator, supervisor and/or management [N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.17(c)].

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13.Replacing a License or ID card – An altered, defaced, or otherwise mutilated license or identification

card will be replaced only after review by this agency. Photostats, photographs or reproductions of a license are neither valid nor recognized. A fee of $20 will be imposed for a replacement license and $12 for a replacement ID card.

14.Suspension or Revocation of License – An operator’s license may be suspended or revoked for incompetence, negligence, intoxication, or drug abuse while on duty, or for any other valid reason establishing that the licensee is unfit to hold a license. Any person who uses an expired license to perform the duties of a licensee is subject to a penalty of at least $500, and up to $5,000, per day. The supervisor and/or employer also may be subject to a similar penalty. A licensee whose license is suspended or revoked has the right to request a hearing conducted by one or more members of the Examining Board [N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.18(f)]. If you fail to appear for a scheduled hearing, your license will be suspended indefinitely. A licensee who disagrees with the decision of the Examining Board may appeal to the Commissioner, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 12:90-9.

NOTE: Applications and If you receive an electronic version of your passport style photograph, please submit it and your separate handwritten signature, to the MIBBPVC email address BPVRCompliance@dol.nj.gov with the subject line “Photo/Signature for License Renewal”).

To pay for your license renewal online go to: https://joportal.com/NJ/Spa

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PASSPORT STYLE PHOTOGRAPH REQUIREMENTS AND SIGNATURE FOR

AN APPROVED LICENSE APPLICATION WITH THE

MECHANICAL INSPECTION BUREAU OF BOILER

AND PRESSURE VESSEL COMPLIANCE

ALERT: DO NOT SUBMIT THE PHOTOGRAPH OR SIGNATURE UNTIL YOU HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED THAT YOU PASSED THE EXAMINATION

In order to obtain your license certificate and wallet identification card, you must do the following:

Provide one color passport type 2 inch x 2 inch digital photograph, with a minimum image resolution of 600x600 pixels and your separate handwritten signature. The photo must be taken against a “non-reflective”, “non-glare”, off-white background. You must not wear a white t-shirt or any similar type of white shirt.

Your entire face must be shown in the photograph, being not less than three-quarters of an inch in width. No selfies are allowed.

Do not wear a hat, glasses, or any other item which may alter or disguise your facial features in the photographs.

There must not be any objects sticking out of your shirt or hung on your shirt collar.

Do not cut your pictures to size.

All applications will be rejected and returned if the required information is not completed and if the photograph is not of the passport type/size or if no signature has been provided.

Photocopies are not acceptable. Please sign your signature on a separate paper that does not have lines. This paper must have a white background and your signature should be written in “Black or Blue Ink” in the center of the page. No other ink color is allowed. Your handwritten signature must be legible and easy to understand. Please print your name on the bottom or top of the page.

Please include your email address, as it has proven to be the best method of communication with the MIBBPVC.

NOTE: The requirements for a passport photo can be found on the following website: https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/photos.html

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Document Specifications

Fact Number Fact Detail
1 License renewal is applicable for Stationary, Refrigeration, Power Generating Engineer, or Boiler Operator’s Licenses issued by the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance in New Jersey.
2 Renewal applications should be submitted within 60 days before the license's expiration date, following the guidelines of N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.19(c).
3 The renewal application requires submission of a completed application, a passport size photo, a signature on a separate page, and a money order or check for the fee, payable to “Commissioner of LWD”.
4 Renewal fees are $80 for 1 year and $160 for 3 years for licenses that have not expired.
5 If a license has been expired for more than 3 years, it becomes inactive and is not eligible for renewal. Instead, the process is treated as an original application per N.J.S.A. 34:7-3.
6 Licensees must notify the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of any address changes in compliance with N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.2(j).
7 Original licenses must be properly posted at the workplace as specified by N.J.A.C. 12:90-8.17(c), failing which may result in penalties.
8 Licensing authority may impose a replacement fee for lost or damaged licenses or ID cards, amounting to $20 for a license and $12 for an ID card.

Detailed Steps for Using Nj Boiler License Renewal

Completing the NJ Boiler License Renewal form is a critical step for individuals seeking to maintain their status as licensed operators in the State of New Jersey. The process is designed to ensure that all license holders are up-to-date with their credentials and can legally operate boilers and pressure vessels within the state. Below is a structured guide outlining the steps needed to successfully fill out and submit the renewal application. It's important to follow these instructions carefully to avoid any delays or issues with your license renewal.

  1. Start by downloading or obtaining the most recent version of the renewal application form from the official website or requesting a copy from the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance.
  2. Provide all the requested information in the Current Licensee Information section, including your name, license number, physical and mailing addresses, phone numbers, email, and date of birth. Ensure all details are accurate and legible.
  3. In the Current Employer Information section, indicate your employment status. If you are currently working, fill in your employer's details. If not employed or retired, check the appropriate box indicating your status.
  4. Choose the duration of the license renewal you are applying for: select either the 1-Year Renewal for $80.00 or the 3-Year Renewal for $160.00.
  5. Rectify any erroneous information provided and use the additional lines if more space is required for corrections.
  6. Affix a 2" x 2" passport style photograph of yourself in the space provided. Ensure the photograph meets the specified requirements: color image, minimum resolution of 600x600 pixels, taken against a plain, off-white background without any headwear or glasses that obscure your facial features.
  7. Sign your name on a separate, white, unlined sheet of paper using black or blue ink, ensuring it is legible. Do not use any other ink colors. Photocopies of your signature are not acceptable. Print your name at the top or bottom of this page.
  8. Double-check that all information provided is accurate and complete. Any missing or inaccurate information could lead to delays in the renewal process.
  9. Include the appropriate renewal fee with your application. Make a money order or certified/cashier's check payable to the “Commissioner of LWD”. Personal checks are not accepted. Indicate the amount enclosed in the designated area of the form.
  10. Mail the completed application form, your passport-style photo, the sheet with your signature, and the renewal fee to the address provided at the top of the form: “DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, LABOR STANDARDS AND SAFETY ENFORCEMENT, MECHANICAL INSPECTION BUREAU OF BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL COMPLIANCE, PO BOX 392, TRENTON, NJ 08625-0392”.

Once submitted, your renewal application will be reviewed for completion and accuracy. Ensure your contact information is correct, as you may be contacted if additional information or clarification is needed. Following the approval of your application, your renewed license will be processed. Keeping up-to-date with your license ensures you remain in compliance with New Jersey regulations, allowing you to continue your work without interruption.

Learn More on Nj Boiler License Renewal

How do I renew my New Jersey Boiler License?

To renew your New Jersey Boiler License, you need to complete the renewal application form and submit it along with three other required items: a passport-size photo, your signature on a separate piece of white paper without lines, and the renewal fee via a money order or certified/cashier's or business check payable to the “Commissioner of LWD”. You can renew your license within 60 days before its expiration date.

What are the fees for renewing my license?

The fee to renew a license that has not expired is $80 for a 1-year renewal and $160 for a 3-year renewal. If renewing late (up to 3 months past the expiration date), the fee is $120 for a 1-year renewal or $240 for a 3-year renewal. Renewals overdue by 4 months or more may incur additional penalties. It is recommended to contact the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance for the exact penalty fee if your license has expired.

What if my license has been expired for more than 3 years?

If your license has been expired for more than 3 years, it's considered inactive and not renewable. In this case, records of inactive licenses may be destroyed, and applying for a license will be treated as an original application. It's important to renew your license within the stipulated time to avoid such situations.

What are the passport photo requirements for the renewal application?

You need to provide one color passport-type 2 inch x 2 inch digital photograph. The photo should have a minimum image resolution of 600x600 pixels, taken against a non-reflective, off-white background. Avoid wearing white shirts, hats, glasses, or anything that alters your facial features. Your face must be clearly visible, taking up at least three-quarters of an inch in width of the photo, with no external objects in the photo.

Is email communication available for license renewal?

Yes, including your email address on your renewal application is encouraged as it has proven to be the best method for communication with the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance. If you have an electronic version of your passport-style photograph and signature, you may email them to BPVRCompliance@dol.nj.gov with the subject line “Photo/Signature for License Renewal”.

What should I do if my license or ID card is lost or needs to be replaced?

If your license or ID card is lost, altered, defaced, or otherwise mutilated, it can be replaced after a review by the Mechanical Inspection Bureau. A fee of $20 will be charged for a replacement license and $12 for a replacement ID card. Contact the Bureau directly for the replacement procedure.

What are the consequences of operating with an expired license?

Operating with an expired license is subject to a penalty of at least $500 and up to $5,000 per day. Both the operator and their supervisor/employer may face penalties. If your license has been suspended or revoked, you have the right to request a hearing for reinstatement. Using an expired license or failing to post the original license at the workplace could result in significant penalties.

Common mistakes

  1. Not using the correct ink color for the signature. People often overlook the requirement that the signature on the separate page must be in black or blue ink. Using any other ink color can lead to the application being rejected.

  2. Failing to provide the correct photo format. It's crucial to submit a 2”x 2” passport style formatted photograph. Mistakes in the photo format, such as the wrong size, background color, or using a selfie, can result in the application being returned.

  3. Omitting necessary updates to contact information. If there's a change in residence or contact details, these changes need to be communicated. Neglecting to update this information might lead to missing important notifications or delays in the renewal process.

  4. Incorrectly choosing the license renewal period or fee. Applicants sometimes choose the wrong renewal period (1-year vs. 3-year) or submit the incorrect fee amount for their chosen renewal period. This mistake can lead to unnecessary delays or the need for additional payments to correct the error.

Avoiding these common mistakes is key to a smooth and successful license renewal process. Careful attention to detail and adherence to the application requirements will ensure that the renewal process is completed efficiently.

Documents used along the form

Renewing a boiler license in New Jersey involves more than just filling out the renewal form. It's a process that requires attention to detail and several key documents. These forms and documents ensure compliance with the state's regulations, helping to maintain a safe and efficient operation of boilers and pressure vessels within the workplace. Understanding these necessary items can simplify the renewal process, making it smoother for everyone involved.

  • Proof of Continuing Education: Many states require boiler operators and engineers to complete continuing education courses as part of the renewal process. These documents prove that the licensee has stayed up-to-date with the latest operations, safety standards, and technology in the field.
  • Employment Verification Form: This document is a testament to the current or most recent employment details of the licensee. It typically includes information regarding the role, responsibilities, and duration of employment related to the operation or maintenance of boilers and pressure vessels. This verification serves as proof of practical experience in the field.
  • Compliance Inspection Report: A recent inspection report might be necessary to show that the boiler or pressure vessel the licensee operates or supervises meets the state and federal safety standards. This report, conducted by a certified inspector, ensures that the equipment is safe to use and in good working condition.
  • Payment Receipt: For a boiler license renewal application, proof of payment for the renewal fee is crucial. This receipt shows that the licensee has paid the necessary fee associated with the renewal process. Keeping a copy of this document is important for personal records and future reference.

    • Boiler license renewal is a meticulous process designed to ensure that those responsible for operating and maintaining boilers and pressure vessels are qualified and up-to-date with current safety standards and technology. By compiling the required documents and understanding the renewal application's nuances, licensees can navigate the process with confidence. Furthermore, these documents play a critical role in affirming the licensee's commitment to maintaining operational excellence and workplace safety.

Similar forms

The Professional License Renewal Form, used by various state boards for professions like medicine, law, and accounting, shares similarities with the NJ Boiler License Renewal form. Both forms require the licensee to update personal and professional information, submit a renewal fee, and oftentimes include a section for continuing education credits or certifications to ensure the professional remains up-to-date with industry standards. Compliance with renewal procedures is crucial to maintain the validity of the professional's ability to practice.

A Vehicle Registration Renewal form, issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in numerous states, also parallels the NJ Boiler License Renewal form in its basic function. Both are bureaucratic necessities for the continued lawful operation of either a vehicle or as a boiler operator. They require the submission of personal details, the payment of a renewal fee, and adherence to a specific deadline to avoid late fees or penalties, emphasizing the importance of timely compliance with regulatory requirements.

The Passport Renewal Application similarly requires the submission of personal identification information, a current photograph that meets specific requirements, and applicable fees. Both this and the NJ Boiler License Renewal process ensure that the applicant's information is up-to-date and that they are still eligible for the document or license they seek to renew. The importance of providing accurate and current information is central to both applications, reflecting their roles in maintaining official records.

Building Permit Renewal applications, necessary for ongoing construction or renovation projects, share commonalities with the NJ Boiler License Renewal form. Both forms necessitate the accurate reporting of current information and the payment of fees to continue legal operations - be it construction activities or working as a boiler operator. Ensuring safety standards and compliance with local regulations is a primary concern of both document processes.

Fishing or Hunting License Renewal forms, required annually or biennially by state wildlife agencies, like the NJ Boiler License Renewal form, ask for updated personal information and the payment of a renewal fee. These forms regulate the ongoing permission granted to individuals, ensuring they adhere to conservation laws and contribute to the management of natural resources, echoing the NJ form's role in upholding public safety and industry standards.

FAA Drone Registration Renewal mirrors the NJ Boiler License Renewal form in its approach to regulating a specialized activity. Drone operators must renew their registration, providing up-to-date information and payment to legally operate their drones in national airspace. Both renewal processes underscore the importance of regulatory oversight and the individual's responsibility in maintaining their eligibility to operate within their respective fields.

The Firearms Identification Card (FID) or License to Carry (LTC) Renewal forms, required in many states for gun owners, parallels the NJ Boiler License Renewal process through its requirement of current personal information, a fee, and occasionally, a recent photo. Both serve to ensure that individuals meet the conditions to legally possess or operate potentially hazardous items, reflecting an overarching goal of public safety and responsibility.

Teacher Certification Renewal applications, mandated by state education departments, require educators to submit updated information, complete professional development hours, and pay a renewal fee, akin to the NJ Boiler License Renewal form. This parallels the requirement for boiler operators to demonstrate ongoing compliance with state regulations, underscoring the commitment to professional standards and continuous learning within both professions.

Dos and Don'ts

When it comes to renewing your New Jersey Boiler License, there are essential steps to follow to ensure a smooth process. Paying attention to the required details can avoid delays or complications. Below are lists of things you should and shouldn't do when completing the NJ Boiler License Renewal form.

Do:

  • Complete the application in ink and ensure all information is legible. This can prevent any misunderstandings or processing delays.
  • Include a 2"x2" passport-style photograph. Make sure it meets the specified requirements, such as being against a non-reflective, off-white background and not wearing a white shirt to ensure your face is distinguishable.
  • Sign your signature on a separate white paper in black or blue ink, making certain it is clear and readable. A legible signature is crucial for verification purposes.
  • Check the correct renewal box for either a 1-year or 3-year renewal and include the appropriate fee with a money order or certified check. Choosing the correct period and preparing the payment correctly helps avoid delays.
  • Provide your email address on the renewal application. Email is an effective communication method with the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance, ensuring you receive timely updates about your renewal.

Don't:

  • Submit outdated or incorrect employer information. Even if you are not currently employed, select the appropriate status. Accurate and up-to-date information is necessary for record-keeping.
  • Forget to include your date of birth in the MM/DD/YYYY format. This is essential for identifying your records within the system.
  • Send photocopies of the required documents. Originals are needed for verification; photocopies are not accepted and will result in your application being returned.
  • Delay in notifying the agency about a change of address. Keeping your contact information current is crucial to ensure you receive all correspondence related to your license.
  • Postpone the renewal process. Renew your license within 60 days before its expiration to avoid late fees or penalties. Procrastination could lead to a lapse in licensure, affecting your eligibility to work.

Misconceptions

  • Many believe that only the renewal application form is needed to renew a New Jersey Boiler License. However, in addition to the application, three other items are required: a passport-size photo, a signature on a separate page, and a money order or certified/check cashier's or business check for the renewal fee. Neglecting to include any of these items can delay the renewal process.

  • There's a misconception that the renewal fee is the same regardless of the license expiration status. Actually, the fee structure is based on the timeliness of the renewal. For licenses not yet expired, the fees are $80 for a 1-year renewal and $160 for a 3-year renewal. However, if renewing late (up to three months past expiration), the fees increase to $120 for a 1-year and $240 for a 3-year renewal. Late renewals also risk incurring additional penalty fees for renewals overdue by 4 months or more.

  • Some people mistakenly think digital or photocopies of their signature are acceptable for their renewal application. The guidelines are very clear that a licensee's signature must be handwritten on plain white paper without lines, in black or blue ink only, and must be legible. Digital signatures and photocopies are not accepted, emphasizing the importance of following the specific instructions provided.

  • A common misunderstanding is regarding the necessity of submitting employer information. The application requires current employment details to maintain accurate records. However, if you are not currently employed or are retired, there's an option to indicate this status on the form. You are not required to fill out the employment section under these circumstances, provided that you accurately indicate your employment status.

  • Lastly, there's often confusion about the photograph requirements for the license renewal. It's not enough to submit any photo. The photo must be a 2” x 2” passport-style photograph, meeting specific criteria such as resolution, background, and face visibility. Selfies, non-passport style photos, photographs with hats, glasses, or any attire that obscures the face are unacceptable. This strict adherence ensures the integrity and identification of the licensee.

Key takeaways

When the time comes for professionals in New Jersey to renew their Boiler License, adhering to the specific guidelines and requirements set by the State of New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is crucial. Here are key takeaways to ensure a smooth renewal process:

  • Applications for renewing a license can be submitted within 60 days before its expiration date, ensuring timely compliance and avoidance of penalties.
  • The renewal application mandates the submission of four specific items: a completed application form, a passport size photo, a signature on a separate page, and the correct fee via money order or check payable to the "Commissioner of LWD".
  • Renewal fees are structured into two categories based on the validity period desired by the licensee: $80 for a 1-year renewal and $160 for a 3-year renewal, applicable only for licenses that are not expired.
  • If a license has been expired for more than three years, it's considered inactive and not renewable, which highlights the importance of timely renewal submissions. A renewal request at this stage requires an original application process to be initiated.
  • For late renewals, which are defined as submissions up to three months past the expiration, increased fees are imposed ($120 for a 1-year renewal; $240 for a 3-year renewal). Licenses expired beyond this timeframe incur additional penalties.
  • The Department mandates the provision of a 2"x2" passport-style photograph and a signature on a white, line-free background in black or blue ink. This documentation must be clearly legible and photocopies are not accepted.
  • Email addresses must be provided on the renewal application form, signifying the importance of electronic communication between the licensee and the Mechanical Inspection Bureau of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Compliance.
  • Each licensee is required to notify the Department of any address changes to keep records updated, ensuring that all correspondences and notifications reach them without delay.
  • Lastly, all original licenses need to be appropriately posted in either the equipment area, engineer’s office, or plant office, as required. Failing to post the original license may lead to monetary penalties, emphasizing the need for adherence to posting regulations.

Understanding and following these key points can help ensure that the renewal process of a New Jersey Boiler License goes smoothly, without any complications or delay, allowing professionals to continue their operations legally and efficiently.

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