New Jersey Statutes Title 34. Labor and Workmen's Compensation 34 § 7-1

(1) any equipment installed for emergency purposes only, or

(2) any equipment under the jurisdiction and control of the United States Government, the operation of which is actively regulated by a Federal agency, or

(3) any railroad locomotive boiler or any type locomotive used in the service of a common carrier, or

(4) any refrigerating plant utilizing refrigerants classified as being in Group 1 in the Safety Code for Mechanical Refrigeration of the American Society of Refrigerating Engineers approved by the American Standards Association, Inc., or

(5) Any equipment having relief devices set at or under 15 pounds per square inch gage or reliably regulated to operate at a temperature not greater than 200°F when serving a heating plant in a building which is unoccupied.  A building shall not be deemed to be “occupied” solely on the basis of attendance by custodial or security personnel, or

(6) any steam generating equipment having relief devices set at or under 15 pounds per square inch gage or hot water equipment reliably regulated to operate automatically at a temperature not greater than 250°F, and having relief devices set at or under 160 pounds per square inch gage when serving a heating plant other than in a building of public assembly providing (a) the equipment shall be protected by such type of automatic safety control system which is approved by the State mechanical inspection bureau for automatic operation;  and (b) the boiler plant and its safety components are inspected operationally at reasonable intervals, when the building is occupied, by a person designated by the owner, agent, superintendent, or manager, which person's qualifications to operate such equipment have been certified by the State mechanical inspection bureau on the basis of 90 days' experience and reasonable examination by that bureau in respect of such equipment.  The “operational inspection” referred to in this subparagraph shall mean visual inspection of all indicators, gages, thermometers, external connections and other items which may be viewed by an external inspection.  A log book shall be maintained on the premises recording such inspections, which log book shall be open to inspection by any designated representative of the State mechanical inspection bureau.

The provisions of this article shall be administered by the commissioner through the mechanical inspection bureau.  Examinations for license under this article shall be conducted by the examining board or by any member of said board.