Minnesota HF4330 modifies who can supervise electrical work, restricting it to licensed individuals.
Minnesota HF4330 amends the state's electrical work regulations, prohibiting new Class B journeyworker electrician licenses from August 1, 1985, and limiting supervision of electrical work to licensed individuals. Existing licensees can still renew and use their licenses for specific electrical work. Unlicensed individuals can only perform electrical work under direct supervision of a licensed individual. Contractors must maintain records of compliance and allow inspections. Power limited technicians must have specific educational or experience qualifications.
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