Power limited electrician

A power limited electrician shall have completed six thousand hours experience, which experience may not be obtained in less than two and one-half years, registered as a power limited apprentice electrician under the supervision of a contracting master, master of record, contracting power limited, or a power limited electrician of record. Experience must be obtained where power limited electrical construction work is done in a jurisdiction with similar licensing and inspection rules to the state of North Dakota. The board also may approve licenses based on power limited education or a board- approved tradesman certification. Classification types of a power limited electrician must be defined by the board. There are three categories of power limited electricians, which are as follows: 1. A contracting power limited electrician is an individual responsible to adhere to all laws and rules of the North Dakota wiring standards and has shown proof of liability insurance. 2. A power limited electrician of record is an individual responsible to adhere to all laws and rules of the North Dakota wiring standards for the partnership, company, corporation, limited liability company, or association and has shown proof of liability insurance that the power limited electrician of record is covered by the organization. The power limited electrician of record is not allowed to work on other property other than property owned or leased by the organization. 3. A noncontracting power limited electrician is an individual responsible to adhere to all laws and rules of the North Dakota wiring standards. Power limited electrical work must be done under the supervision of a contracting master, master of record, or a contracting power limited electrician or a power limited electrician of record.