02-658 C.M.R. ch. 203, § 8 - Limited Energy Auditor Technician
1.
Application and Licensure
A. In
order to qualify for a limited energy auditor technician license, an applicant
must provide evidence of satisfactory completion of the Certified Building
Analyst 1 certification test and field examination offered by the Building
Performance Institute, the equivalent Maine residential energy auditor
certification program, or an equivalent training program acceptable to the
Board.
B. Each applicant for a
limited energy auditor technician license as set forth in
32 MRSA
§18139 shall apply by completing and
submitting forms provided by the Board, together with evidence of satisfactory
completion of the Certified Building Analyst 1 certification test and field
examination offered by the Building Performance Institute, the equivalent Maine
residential energy auditor certification program, or an equivalent training
program acceptable to the Board.
C.
Experience gained as a limited energy auditor technician may not be used to
satisfy the prerequisites for licensure as a propane and natural gas
technician's license for any endorsement.
2.
Scope of Practice
A. A limited energy auditor technician is
limited to performing combustion safety and efficiency testing on natural
gas-fired or propane gas-fired space heating or water heating equipment.
Limited energy auditor technicians may not make any adjustments to natural
gas-fired or propane gas-fired space heating or water heating
equipment.
B. Prior to performing a
combustion safety and efficiency test, a limited energy auditor technician
shall obtain the manufacturer's installation and operating instructions for the
specific equipment to be tested.
C.
A limited energy auditor technician shall observe all provisions of the
manufacturer's installation and operating instructions when performing a
combustion safety and efficiency test, including but not limited to any
restrictions or limitations relating to equipment access and exhaust pipe
penetration.
D. The limited energy
auditor technician shall provide a copy of the test results to the homeowner.
If the combustion efficiency test results do not fall within the guidelines
contained in the manufacturer's installation and operating instructions, the
limited energy auditor technician shall notify the homeowner and occupant in
writing.
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