An AMHC inspector will meet the federally certified motor carrier at the delivery site at the appointed time. The federally certified motor carrier may not detach the manufactured housing unit unless an AMHC inspector has placed on the unit a dated decal identifying the unit and the inspector who conducted the inspection. The AMHC inspector shall note any safety-related transportation damage visible on the unit, including any unit damage that may have caused damage to roadways, flying debris on the roadways, or part of the unit protruding beyond the unit's normal frame or body. If the AMHC inspector observes or notes damage that may be the result of a possible criminal violation (such as unreported motor vehicle accident damage such as from a hit and run), the inspector may notify law enforcement officials. The inspector's reports will become a part of the Commission's public records.
Once the decal has been affixed, the federally certified motor carrier may then disconnect the unit, remove the wheels and axles, and temporarily secure the unit. Units not to be immediately installed shall be properly blocked until installation by a certified installer. The federally certified motor carrier may not install or attempt to install the unit unless the federally certified motor carrier is also an AMHC certified installer.
Ala. Admin. Code r. 535-X-12T-.08
Author: Jim Sloan
Statutory Authority:Code of Ala. 1975, §§ 24-4A-2, et seq. ;24-6-4.