Or. Admin. Code § 918-282-0355 - Licensing Requirements for Class "A" Limited Energy Technician
(1) License and
Equivalent Requirements. Applicant shall have a minimum of 6,000 hours of
lawfully obtained experience. Experience must be verified as established in OAR
division 30. This experience shall be obtained as follows
(a) By successful completion of a
board-approved Class "A" limited energy apprenticeship program; or
(b) Through limited energy electrical
experience equivalent to a Class "A" board-approved limited energy
apprenticeship program.
(2) Persons utilizing lawful experience may
meet equivalent experience requirements by providing verification as required
by OAR 918-030-0030 through
918-030-0050.
(3) Applicants for approval under equivalent
requirements must show proof of the following work categories and minimum hours
of on the job training or experience:
(a)
Stock room and materials, 150 hours:
(A)
Shop;
(B) Service;
(b) Limited energy wiring, 2,400
hours:
(A) Installation;
(B) Wire pulling;
(C) Splices;
(D) Conduit;
(E) Flex;
(F) Tray and duct;
(G) Control panels and controls;
(H) Wiring devices;
(I) Removal and finish work;
(c) Trouble shooting and
maintenance, 375 hours;
(d) Outdoor
installation, overhead and underground, 75 hours; and
(e) Trade-specific installations, 3,000 hours
of which at least 750 hours must be from paragraph (A) below:
(A) Protective signaling, including but not
limited to;
(i) Fire alarm;
(ii) Nurse call;
(iii) Security;
(B) Medical;
(C) Data and telecommunications;
(D) CCTV, paging and sound;
(E) Instrumentation and
HVAC;
(4)
Total Hours Required. Total electrical work experience shall be at least 6,000
hours. No more than 300 percent credit shall be allowed in work categories (a)
through (d) in Section (3) of this rule.
(5) Related Training Classes. Additionally,
applicants shall have a minimum of 432 hours of related classroom training as
outlined in the following:
(a) Electrical
mathematics;
(b) Safety and
accident prevention;
(c) Care and
use of hand and power tools;
(d)
Blueprint reading and electrical symbols;
(e) Introduction to the National Electrical
Code;
(f) Electrical fundamentals
and basic theory, including AC and DC;
(g) Electrical measuring devices;
(h) Wiring methods;
(i) Related electrical statutes and
rules;
(j) Fundamentals of
electronics;
(k)
Transformers;
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 479.730 & 455.117
Stats. Implemented: ORS 479.905, 479.910, 479.915 & 455.117
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