Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, temporary boilers need to be inspected. Please review the attached KSFM Form 655a Temporary Boiler Inspection requirements and submit KSFM Form 655b Temporary Boiler Inspection Application to schedule an inspection. 

Form 655a Temporary Boiler Inspections 

Form 665b Temporary Boiler Inspection Application

If you have had an inspection, have received an invoice made payment on the invoice completed any required repairs, submitted repairs bills or photos to this office for acceptance of the repairs, then your certificate should be on its way to you.

If this is over two weeks since your invoice payment or repair documentation was sent, please contact us to assist you. 

The inspector will e-mail your equipment inspection paperwork using the contact information you provided on the invoice sent out.

If you have not received your invoice from your inspection after 40 days, please contact us to assist you. The inspector has up to 30 days to process your inspection report but normally it is submitted sooner, not taking 40 days to receive and process out to you.

Please fill out and submit Form 650 Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspection Application

Your W-9 will be emailed with your invoice.

Please write the check out to the Kansas State Fire Marshal.

The process is as follows:

 The boiler is inspected by a boiler inspector, either an insurance inspector or state deputy boiler inspector.

• The inspection is then reviewed by the Chief Boiler Inspector.
• An invoice is generated with or without a deficiency notice.
• An invoice is emailed out.
• When the invoice is paid, any listed deficiencies are corrected, verified by photo review and or repair invoice and accepted by The Kansas State Fire Marshal Chief Boiler Inspector. A certificate is generated and emailed to facility contact.