Oklahoma § 19-863.30 - County electrical code - Definitions

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§ 19-863.30. County electrical code - Definitions

For the purpose of that portion of this act relating to a county

electrical code in any affected county the following words shall

have the following meanings:

a. Joint electrical examining and appeal board shall be held to

mean the joint city-county electrical examining and appeal board

hereinafter referred to.

b. "Electrical inspector" shall be held to mean and include the

electrical inspector of any county within the terms of this act, or

any of his duly authorized assistants.

c. "Class A electrical contractor" shall be held to mean any

person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of wiring,

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rewiring, installing, repairing or altering any electrical wiring,

or installing or repairing any apparatus or electrical appliances in

any city or county within the terms of this act, and shall not

include persons, firms or corporations engaged in the business of

selling or offering for sale to the public, electrical materials,

apparatus and electrical appliances that are not installed by such

persons, firm or corporation.

d. "Class B electrical contractor" shall be held to mean any

person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of wiring,

rewiring, installing, repairing or altering any electrical wiring or

installing or repairing any apparatus or electrical appliances in

any single-family residence building within any city or county

within the terms of this act.

e. "Class A journeyman electrician" shall be held to mean any

person actually engaged in the work of wiring, or installing or

repairing any electrical apparatus or electrical appliances in any

city or county within the terms of this act.

f. "Class B journeyman electrician" shall be held to mean any

person actually engaged in the wiring or installing or repairing of

any electrical apparatus or electrical appliances within any

building constructed for, and designated to be used as, a singlefamily residence in any city or county within the terms of this act.

g. "Maintenance serviceman" shall be held to mean any person

engaged only in the work of operating the electrical installations

in any building or buildings or factory and/or the maintenance of

such electrical equipment in a state of good repair.

h. "Electrical appliance repairman" shall be held to mean any

person engaged only in the business of work of repairing electrical

appliances.

i. "Electrical sign contractor" shall be held to mean any

person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of

manufacturing, assembling, wiring, rewiring, installing, erecting,

repairing or altering interior or exterior electric signs, who does

not himself perform any of the actual work aforementioned.

Added by Laws 1955, p. 174, § 30, emerg. eff. June 3, 1955.

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