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Code · Maryland · Business Occupations and Professions

§ 6-205

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§6–205.
(a)In addition to any powers and duties set forth elsewhere, the State Board shall:
(1)twice a year hold a seminar and invite members from each local licensing jurisdiction to discuss any industry or licensing problems;
(2)adopt regulations to establish:
(i)application and examination fees;
(ii)continuing education requirements; and
(iii)application deadlines;
(3)enforce, within 18 months of issuance, minimum standards for the provision of electrical services consistent with the most recently issued version of the National Fire Protection Association 70: National Electrical Code;
(4)issue licenses;
(5)keep records of its proceedings; and
(6)adopt any other regulations necessary to carry out this title.
(b)The continuing education requirements adopted under this section shall:
(1)be based on the National Electrical Code or any local variants adopted by a local board;
(2)consist of a course or training on practical techniques, installation procedures, or other relevant topics; and
(3)be administered by:
(i)a college or an apprenticeship program approved by the Division of Workforce Development and Adult Learning or the federal Office of Apprenticeship;
(ii)a state or nationally recognized training program; or
(iii)another person approved by the State Board.
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