Nevada Operational Pressure Vessel Permit Services for Bulk CO2 Storage

What is an Operational Pressure Vessel Permit in Nevada for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Vessels?

The State of Nevada Department of Business and Industry, Division of Industrial Relations (DIR), Mechanical Compliance Section (MCS) is the authority having Jurisdiction in the State of Nevada that issues or denies operating permits for pressure vessels. Storage or use of CO2 over 100 lbs within a facility in Nevada typically means your container meets the criteria of a pressure vessel, and the facility must obtain an operational permit before the pressure vessel may be operated.

We manage the entire Pressure Vessel permitting process from your first call to the final operating permit, following ASME, NBIC, and Nevada Regulator Statute (NRS) 455C for full compliance. Our team coordinates with the tank owner, gathers manufacturer documentation, prepares the submittal package, and works closely with Nevada’s Mechanical Compliance Section through plan review, construction permit, installation, and final inspection.

We also maintain a strong working relationship with Nevada inspectors, which helps keep projects on track and ensures clear communication from start to finish. (Nevada Industrial Relations, Legal Information Institute)

We serve a wide range of businesses that rely on bulk CO2 storage, including restaurants, bars, coffee shops, breweries, fast food chains, gas stations, hotels, casinos, stadiums, grow ops, movie theaters, and more. Whether you have a single vessel or multiple sites, we handle every step so you stay compliant and can focus on running your business.

What we include

End-to-end project coordination
Owner authorization and records retrieval
U-1A and NB-403 documentation management
Plan drawings to Nevada checklist standards
Licensed contractor (NBIC – PEI & State of Nevada Contractors License)
Application, plan review, and construction permit support
Installation coordination and final inspection scheduling
Operational permit documentation handoff

Step 1: Confirm Requirements & Gather Tank Details

If an inspector or jurisdiction flags that your CO2 tank needs a Nevada pressure vessel permit, we take it from there.

If the tank is supplied by a gas provider, we secure the necessary authorization from the owner. From there, we collect the necessary tank identification and request the Manufacturer’s Data Report (U-1A) from the National Boiler Association. This step ensures we have the technical foundation to meet Nevada Mechanical Compliance Section (MCS) requirements and avoid delays later in the process.

Step 2: Prepare Technical & Site Documentation

With the U-1A in hand, we prepare all supporting documents for your permit submittal.

This may include an NB-403 (Fitness-for-Service) report if inspection history is incomplete, and a site plan detailing your tank’s location, fill point, clearances, and safety features.

Our plans follow the state’s submittal checklist to the letter, so nothing is overlooked. We also include our Nevada contractor’s license, which reflects our qualifications under National Board Inspection Code (NBIC) standards.

Step 3: Submit & Manage the Application

We submit your complete permit package to the Nevada Mechanical Compliance Section and handle all back-and-forth during plan review. If the state requests clarifications or revisions, we respond promptly to keep things moving. Our strong working relationship with Nevada boiler inspectors helps us anticipate common review points and streamline approvals.

This means you get fewer headaches and a more predictable timeline. From initial review to construction permit issuance, we remain your single point of contact so nothing slips through the cracks.

Installation, Inspection & Final Permit

Once the construction permit is issued, we coordinate installation according to ASME and NBIC standards, as well as the stamped details from your tank’s manufacturer.

After the final inspection, MCS issues your operating permit, which is valid for four years. From start to finish, we ensure every step meets Nevada’s pressure vessel regulations.

Nevada Pressure Vessel Permit for Bulk CO2 Storage Form

To learn more Nevada Pressure Vessel Permits, see the information above
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Nevada Operational Pressure Vessel Permit Services for Bulk CO2 Storage

What is an Operational Pressure Vessel Permit in Nevada for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Vessels?

What we include

Step 1: Confirm Requirements & Gather Tank Details

Step 2: Prepare Technical & Site Documentation

Step 3: Submit & Manage the Application

Installation, Inspection & Final Permit

Nevada Pressure Vessel Permit for Bulk CO2 Storage Form

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