Minnesota SF4488 modifies electrical work supervision requirements, including licensing and experience criteria.
Minnesota SF4488 amends the state's electrical work regulations. It modifies the criteria for unlicensed individuals performing electrical work, allowing one year of experience credit for a two-year post-high school electrical course. It also updates the requirements for power limited technicians, including education and experience criteria. Additionally, the bill specifies that only licensed individuals can supervise electrical work, with limits on the number of unlicensed individuals they can oversee. The bill also restricts the issuance of new Class B journeyworker electrician licenses.
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