An accurate record of all locomotive boiler washouts shall be kept in the office of the railroad company. The following information must be entered on the day that the boiler is washed: (a) Number of locomotive. (c) Signature of boiler washer or inspector. (d) Statement that spindles of gauge cocks and water-glass cocks were removed and cocks cleaned. (e) Signature of the boiler inspector or the employee who removed the spindles and cleaned the cocks. If a serious leak develops under the lagging, an examination must be made and the leak located. If the leak is found to be due to a crack in the shell or to any other defect which may reduce safety, the boiler must be taken out of service at once, thoroughly repaired, and reported to be in satisfactory condition before it is returned to service. § 91.50 Leaks in front of enginemen. All steam valves, cocks, and joints, studs, bolts, and seams shall be kept in such repair that they will not emit steam in front of the enginemen, so as to obscure their vision. FILING REPORTS § 91.51 Report of inspection. Not less than once each month and within 10 days after each inspection a report of inspection, Form No. 1, size 6 by 9 inches, shall be filed with the district inspector of locomotive boilers for each locomotive used by a railroad company, and a copy shall be filed in the office of the chief mechanical officer having charge of the locomotive. MONTHLY LOCOMOTIVE INSPECTION AND REPAIR CHAPTER I-INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION (Continued) (Parts 91 to 164) SUBCHAPTER A-GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS (Continued) 120 121 122 123 PARTS 120-130: REPORTS AND STATISTICS Annual, special or periodical reports. Separation of operating expenses between freight and passenger services. Freight commodity statistics. 124 Waybill analysis of transportation of property. 125 126 127 128 Railroad accidents; reports and classification. Classes of carriers. Classification of railroad employees; reports of service and compensation. Part 129 Classification of express company employees for reports of employees. 130 Rate-making organization; records and reports. PARTS 131-136: SAFETY REGULATIONS 131 United States safety-appliance standards (railroad). Power brakes and draw bars (railroad). 132 133 134 136 139 Signal, interlocking, train-control, and train-order statistics. Installation, inspection, maintenance, and repair of systems, devices and PART 139: STANDARD TIME Standard time zone boundaries. PARTS 141-148: TARIFFS AND SCHEDULES 142 Extension of credit to shippers. 142a Extension of credit to shippers by express companies. 143 144 145 147 148 149 150 151 152 154 155 156 Long-and-short-haul and aggregate-of-intermediates rates. Passenger service schedules. Express company schedules and classifications. Filing quotations for Government shipments at reduced rates. PARTS 150-160: VALUATION Corporate history: aids, gifts, grants, and donations. Land schedules and industrial tracks. Map specifications. Materials and supplies. Uniform system of records and reports of property changes; common carriers. Regulations governing the reporting of property changes; pipeline carriers. 157 Inventory of records. 160 Reporting of data for initial pipeline valuation. 161-164 [Reserved] SUBCHAPTER A-GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS (Continued) |