02-658 C.M.R. ch. 103, § 3 - MASTER OIL BURNER AND/or SOLID FUEL TECHNICIAN
1. Capabilities for a Master Oil and/or Solid
Fuel Technician 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.
2.
Responsibility of the Supervising
Master
A. By signing an application as
supervising master, the master acknowledges employment or supervisory
responsibility for the work ethics, performance, and training required of the
applicant regardless of the licensing category. It is the duty of the master to
personally inspect any installation work performed by any licensee for whom the
master is responsible at the conclusion of the installation.
B. Whenever the supervising master ceases to
provide supervision, the supervising master shall notify the Board and licensee
in writing, a copy of which shall be kept in both the applicant's and the
supervising master's file.
C. Upon
request, the supervising master must provide a signed affidavit documenting all
practical experience performed by an apprentice or journeyman under the
master's supervision.
D. A master
cannot supervise an apprentice or journeyman whose licensing authority exceeds
that of the master.
E. Licensed
masters who sell, contract, dispatch, or subcontract any work or installation
to another master or other licensee are responsible for the completion of the
installation and the work performed. The master contracting the work and the
licensee performing the work both have equal responsibility to ensure that all
work complies with the Rules adopted by the Board.
Notes
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