The State Government shall appoint a person duly qualified according to rule 9(ii) of the Uttar Pradesh Service of Inspectors of Boilers and Factories, Class I Rule,s to be the Chief Inspector of*Boilers and a person duly qualified according to rule 9 (i) of the Uttar Pradesh Service of Inspectors of Boilers and Factories, Glass II Rules to be a Deputy Chief Inspector of Boilers or an Inspector of Boilers.
16. Administrative control. (a) The Chief Inspector shall work under the administrative control of the Labour Commissioner, U.P. and shall submit to him
(i) an annual report on the administration of the Act;
(ii) such other reports and return as may be called for.
(b) The Deputy Chief Inspector shall be subordinate to and shall work under the administrative control of the Chief Inspector.
(c) An Inspector shall be subordinate to and shall work under the administrative control of the Chief Inspector. He Shall ordinarily be appointed to take charge of a specific area
17. Duties of Chief Inspector-(1) The Chief Inspector shall exercise the power and perform the duties conferred and imposed on him by or under the Act; but his principal duty shall normally be the supervision and control of the work of the Deputy Chief Inspectors and Inspectors. He shall inspect and examine boilers only in exceptional cases and where he considers that the work of an Inspector require a personal check.
(2) The Chief Inspector shall
(a) have the registration particulars and calculations submitted by the Inspectors for all boilers inspected for registration checked as prescribed in Chapter ix of the Regulations and enter under his own signature the approved working pressure and all orders required under section 7;
(b) pass orders on the proposals under section 7 or section 8;
(c) recommend to the Government the area of jurisdiction of each Inspector ;
(d) pass orders in all cases in which an Inspector proposes to increase or reduce the pressure allowed of any boiler under clause (a) (iii) of the second proviso to sub-section (5) of section 8, withdraw or revoke the certificate or provisional order under section 11 or to order important repairs, structural alterations or renewals in a boiler under section 8;
(e) pass orders in all cases in which it is reported that after due notice the boiler has not been properly prepared for inspection under sub-section (2) of section 14;
(0 decide all appeals preferred against an order of an Inspector under section 19;
ar) sanction prosecutaions under the Act;
eV enquire into serious accidents to boilers;
(i) prepare the annual report on the administration of the Act in the State;
09 perform the duties conferred on an Inspecting Authority under the Regulations;
(k) depute the Deputy Chief Inspector or Inspector to perform the duties of an Inspecting Officer under the Regulations;
(I) pass orders on the reports of the Inspecting Officers and perform all the duties conferred on an Inspecting Authority under the Regulations;
fm) perform the duties conferred on a Competent Authority under the Regulations;
(h) approve all drawings and plans for boilers or parts thereof submitted under Regulation 393 or Regulation 398.
(3) Advice to woners.—The Chief Inspector may advise owners regarding the proper maintenance, safe working feed water treatment and cleaning of boilers.
(t) Maintenance of registers. The Chief Inspector shall keep in his Office—
(a) a register of appeals, and
(b) a register of accidents.
(5) RetUnd—The Chief Inspector shall I5e the authority for the grant of reftind of fees paid in excess.