| CLASS 1 STRUCTURE
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| Any structure defined as a "CLASS 1 STRUCTURE" pursuant to I.C. 22-12-1-4.
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| CLASS 2 STRUCTURE
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| Any structure defined as a "CLASS 2 STRUCTURE" pursuant to I.C. 22-12-1-5. The term includes "one-family dwelling," "single-family dwelling," "two-family dwelling" and "duplex."
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| DWELLING UNIT
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| The room or rooms that form a single residential unit, providing complete independent living facilities for one or more persons, including permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking and sanitation.
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| ELECTRICAL WORK
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| The installation, alteration or repair of electrical system components, including but not limited to wiring, conduit, switches, electric service panels, outlets and related devices, in or on any Class 1, Class 2 or other structure regulated by Chapter 151 of this code.
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| 155.02 LICENSE REQUIRED
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| License required |
| Any person who engages in electrical work in the city shall possess an electrician's license that was issued to that person by the city's Department of Building, Planning and Development for the type of structure on which the electrical work is to be performed, in accordance with the requirements in this chapter.
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| B)
| Owner-occupant exemption |
| Any person who performs electrical work within or on the dwelling unit that they own in whole or in part and occupy as their primary residence, shall be exempt from the requirement to obtain a license under the terms of this chapter. Where the owner-occupant's building also contains additional dwelling units, or contains non-residential uses, this exemption shall apply only to components of the electrical system that serve only the owner-occupied dwelling unit, and that are within or on the interior and exterior of the owner-occupied dwelling unit, and shall not extend to any other electrical component of the same building, nor to any shared electrical components of the same building, nor to any other interior or exterior part of the same building.
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| C)
| Building trades exemption |
| High school building trades students shall be exempt from the requirement to obtain a license under the terms of this chapter while working on a building trades project.
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| D)
| Maintenance exemption |
| Any person who is employed as a maintenance person at a manufacturing facility, and who performs electrical work in order to maintain the production, manufacturing and assembly equipment necessary to maintain productivity in the facility where that person is employed, shall be exempt from the requirement to obtain a license under the terms of this chapter.
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| The owner-occupant of a dwelling unit who qualifies as being license-exempt under the terms of 155.02(B) in this chapter shall be authorized to obtain a site improvement permit to perform electrical work authorized in that section. |
| B)
| A person who holds a license as a master electrician shall be authorized to obtain site improvement permits to perform electrical work on any Class 1, Class 2, or related structures. |
| C)
| A person who holds a license as a master residential electrician shall be authorized to obtain site improvement permits to perform electrical work on any Class 2 or related structures, but not on Class 1 or related structures. |
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| A person who holds a license as an electrical contractor shall be authorized to obtain site improvement permits to perform electrical work on any Class 1, Class 2 or related structures, subject to the following restrictions: |
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| Master electrician |
| A license issued to a person who has correctly answered at least 70% of the questions on the examination for master electrician, and who has not less than four years of equivalent full-time experience performing electrical work on any combination of Class 1 and Class 2 structures.
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| Journeyman electrician |
| A license issued to a person who has correctly answered at least 70% of the questions on the examination for journeyman electrician, and who has not less than two years of equivalent full-time experience performing electrical work on any combination of Class 1 and Class 2 structures.
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| Master residential electrician |
| A license issued to a person who has correctly answered at least 70% of the questions on the examination for master residential electrician, and has who has not less than two years of equivalent full-time experience performing electrical work on Class 2 structures.
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| Journeyman residential electrician |
| A license issued to a person who has correctly answered at least 70% of the questions on the examination for journeyman residential electrician, and has who has not less than two years of equivalent full-time experience performing electrical work on Class 2 structures.
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| Apprentice electrician |
| A license issued to a person for the purpose of performing electrical work under the supervision of any person licensed in accordance with the requirements in this chapter, except another apprentice electrician.
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| Previous, current or future versions of the following tests administered by Experior Assessments, LLC, of Gainesville, Florida, or their successor; or |
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| Tests that are equivalent in scope and content to the following Experior Assessments, LLC, tests; or |
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| Previous versions of the following Experior Assessments, LLC, tests that were previously administered by Block & Associates, will be used to determine eligibility for issuance of a license in the specified class: |
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| Class of License
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| | Experior Assessments, LLC, Test |
| Master electrician
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| | Experior Assessments, LLC, test no. 201 |
| Journeyman electrician
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| | Experior Assessments, LLC, test no. 202 |
| Master residential electrician
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| Experior Assessments, LLC, test no. 203 |
| Journeyman residential electrician
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| Experior Assessments, LLC, test no. 214 |
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| 155.08 APPLICATION AND PROOF OF EXPERIENCE
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