§ 321.108. Responsibilities of certified craftsmen.


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  • (a)

    It is unlawful for a qualifying agent to allow his name to be used to obtain permits for work:

    (1)

    Which is to be done by anyone who is not a bona fide employee of the contracting business entity certified by the Board or by the state.

    (2)

    Which is not done under the supervision, direction and control of the qualifying agent.

    (b)

    It is the responsibility of the qualifying agent or maintenance craftsman obtaining a permit under his name to ensure that:

    (1)

    Work done under the permit complies with the laws and regulations related to the work.

    (2)

    The work is done by craftsmen holding valid certificates where required. For this purpose, a certified craftsman is deemed to do the work if he is in direct charge of the work, is continuously present on the site where the work is being done and is assisted by no more than four helpers.

    (c)

    It is unlawful for a qualifying agent, master, journeyman, serviceman or installer craftsman:

    (1)

    To do or assist in work for which a permit has been issued to an owner.

    (2)

    To do work for which no permit has been issued where a permit is required.

    (d)

    A craftsman who holds a certificate of competency with the Board as a maintenance craftsman shall be held responsible for ensuring that all maintenance and minor repair work done by him or under his supervision is in compliance with all applicable provisions of this Code. A maintenance craftsman is responsible for obtaining a permit where required. The Board shall ensure that each craftsman employed as a maintenance craftsman is fully aware of his responsibilities before such craftsman is approved to obtain permits.

    (e)

    Any governmental agency desiring to qualify maintenance craftsman for the sole purpose of maintaining and making minor repairs to their own systems, apparatus and equipment may do so within their own agencies' jurisdiction, regardless of the number of addresses, provided they meet the qualifications outlined in this Chapter.

(Ord. 2001-1160-E, § 1)