02-658 C.M.R. ch. 103, § 1 - APPRENTICE OIL Burner AND/OR SOLID FUEL TECHNICIAN
1. An apprentice oil burner technician must
be under the direct supervision of a journeyman or master oil burner technician
at all times while altering, repairing, or installing oil burning equipment.
However, an apprentice oil burner technician may clean oil burning equipment
without direct supervision if the licensee has either:
(1) successfully completed at least 160 hours
of training approved by the Board; or
(2) completed at least one (1) year of
supervised oil burner experience. The apprentice oil burner technician may also
bleed an oil burner without direct supervision. If the oil burner fails to
operate properly after bleeding, the apprentice shall refer the problem to a
journeyman or master licensee. Failure to conform to this requirement may
subject the apprentice and the signing master to disciplinary action for
servicing oil burning equipment without proper supervision.
2. Capabilities are limited to the
following license authorities:
A. 1 & 2
oils up to 15 GPH.
B. 1 & 2
oils over 15 GPH.
C. 4, 5, & 6
Oils.
D. 1-6 Oils.
E. Solid Fuel.
3. A solid fuel apprentice technician must be
under the direct supervision of a master solid fuel technician at all times
while cleaning, altering, repairing, and installing central solid fuel
appliances and accessory equipment.
4. In order for an apprentice oil burner
and/or solid fuel technician to progress through the various licensing
categories and authorities, documented proof of licensed practical experience
must be provided to the Board. It is the responsibility of the licensee to
obtain an affidavit from all masters as to the dates (day, month, year) of
accumulated licensed practical experience to establish his or her eligibility
when applying for a higher category or authority of license.
5. An apprentice licensee is not permitted to
work on any oil and/or solid fuel burning equipment if for any reason he is no
longer employed or supervised by an appropriately licensed master.
6. A master and/or journeyman oil burner
technician can clean a combination unit and service and repair the oil burner
assembly if he or she is licensed as an apprentice solid fuel
technician.
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