New Mexico
For New Mexico, governing body is Regulation and Licensing Department, Construction Industries Division; statute citation is New Mexico Administrative Code, Title 14. Housing and Construction, Chapter 9. Mechanical Codes, Part 4. Boilers; power boiler inspection interval is An annual external inspection; An annual internal inspection, where construction permits; low-pressure boiler inspection interval is A biennial external inspection; An internal inspection if need indicates. (Applies to low-pressure steam boilers and low-pressure, hot-water heating boilers, and hot-water supply boilers.); accepted inspector types is Any inspection agency, authorized by the National Board, licensed to sell boiler or pressure vessel insurance in New Mexico, and insuring a boiler located in the state is required to inspect. Insurance company inspectors must hold a National Board Commission and be commissioned by the state, recorded from its source on 2026-08-05.
- State
- New Mexico verified
- Governing body
- Regulation and Licensing Department, Construction Industries Division
- Statute citation
- New Mexico Administrative Code, Title 14. Housing and Construction, Chapter 9. Mechanical Codes, Part 4. Boilers.
- Power boiler inspection interval
- An annual external inspection; An annual internal inspection, where construction permits.
- Low-pressure boiler inspection interval
- A biennial external inspection; An internal inspection if need indicates. (Applies to low-pressure steam boilers and low-pressure, hot-water heating boilers, and hot-water supply boilers.)
- Accepted inspector types
- Any inspection agency, authorized by the National Board, licensed to sell boiler or pressure vessel insurance in New Mexico, and insuring a boiler located in the state is required to inspect. Insurance company inspectors must hold a National Board Commission and be commissioned by the state. verified
- Exemptions
- Public utilities, rural electric cooperatives, mine processing, refinery processing, gas processing, and lumber industries (sawmill only). Listed and approved potable water heaters when heat input does not exceed 200,000 BTU per hour, water temperature does not exceed 250°F and 160 psi pressure, and nominal water-containing capacity does not exceed 120 gallons.
What the source says
Any inspection agency, authorized by the National Board, licensed to sell boiler or pressure vessel insurance in New Mexico, and insuring a boiler located in the state is required to inspect. Insurance company inspectors must hold a National Board Commission and be commissioned by the state. CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION A final mechanical inspection is issued by the inspector upon successful inspection.
— nationalboard.org, retrieved 2026-08-05
Source
- nationalboard.orghttps://www.nationalboard.org/PrintAllSynopsis.aspx?Jurisdiction=Select