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Code · North Dakota · Title 43 · Chapter 43-09 — Electricians

43-09-09. License required - Examination - Board to issue license.

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1. A person may not undertake or plan to undertake with another person to plan, lay out,
supervise, install, make additions, make alterations, or make repairs, in the installation
of wiring, apparatus, or equipment for electric light, heat, or power or for a power
limited system, unless licensed by the board.
2. The board shall examine an applicant for licensure and if, upon a technical and
practical examination, the applicant is found to possess the required knowledge and
skill and to be versed in the laws of electricity, the applicant shall be issued a license in
the class for which the applicant was examined. The license must be signed by the
president and the secretary of the board and attested by the seal of the board.
3. Each licensee or permitholder shall report that individual's licensing or renewals to the
electrical inspector, if there is one, in the city in which that individual operates.
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