Texas HB2186 regulates elevator mechanics, apprentices, and contractors by requiring occupational registration.

Texas HB2186 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate elevator mechanics, apprentices, and contractors. It mandates that individuals must be registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation to perform work on elevators. Registration requires proof of completion of a training program and at least five years of experience. Contractors must ensure their employees are registered and supervised by a registered elevator mechanic. The bill also outlines the responsibilities of contractors and the procedures for registration, including continuing education requirements.

Texas HB2186 regulates elevator mechanics, apprentices, and contractors by requiring occupational registration.

Texas HB2186 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate elevator mechanics, apprentices, and contractors. It mandates that individuals must be registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation to perform work on elevators. Registration requires proof of completion of a training program and at least five years of experience. Contractors must ensure their employees are registered and supervised by a registered elevator mechanic. The bill also outlines the responsibilities of contractors and the procedures for registration, including continuing education requirements.