Minnesota SF3719 eliminates the Class A installer license from the electrical code.
Minnesota SF3719 amends the state's electrical code by eliminating the Class A installer license. This bill repeals sections of the Minnesota Statutes that pertain to the Class A installer license, including its definition, issuance, and renewal. The bill also removes the Class A installer from the list of licenses that must be renewed. This change affects individuals who currently hold or may have sought a Class A installer license, which allowed them to lay out and install electrical wiring for major home appliances in certain areas.
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