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NH Rev Stat § 318-E:1 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 318-E - Controlled and Non-Controlled Pharmaceutical Drug Take-Back Programs|Section 318-E:1 - Pharmaceutical Drug Take-Back Programs Authorized.

    318-E:1 Pharmaceutical Drug Take-Back Programs Authorized. –||I. A local, county, regional, state, or other governmental entity or private entity in conjunction with the chief law enforcement officer of a law enforcement agency may establish a controlled and non-controlled pharmaceutical drug take-back program. For the purposes of this chapter, "pharmaceutical drug" means a prescription or over-the-counter drug, including, but not limited to, controlled drugs as defined in this chapter.||I-a. A registered pharmacy may establish a controlled and noncontrolled pharmaceutical drug take-back program provided it complies with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration regulations, 21 C.F.R. part 1300 et seq.||II. A pharmaceutical drug take-back program established by a local, county, regional, state, or other governmental entity or private entity shall enable individuals with dispensed drugs to voluntarily return the unused drugs for collection, storage, and disposal in accordance with applicable state and federal statutes and regulations.||III. The department of justice, in consultation with the pharmacy board, the department of safety, and the department of environmental services shall establish rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, for the collection, storage, and disposal of collected drugs in accordance with applicable state and federal statutes and regulations.||IV. The disposal requirements for controlled drugs stipulated in RSA 318-B:17 shall not apply to controlled and non-controlled drugs collected in accordance with this section.||V. Nothing in the implementation of a pharmaceutical drug take-back program shall require, at the place of collection, any individual who is returning drugs to disclose his or her personal identification in order to return unused drugs.||VI. Pharmaceutical drug take-back programs established under this chapter may accept public and private grants and donations of money for the purpose of covering the costs of such programs, including, but not limited to public funds appropriated for this purpose and a fee from participating individuals returning unused pharmaceuticals.|||Source. 2011, 63:2. 2013, 222:2. 2016, 214:2, eff. Aug. 6, 2016.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:1 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:1 - Electricians.

    319-C:1 Electricians. –||No electrical installation shall be made for compensation, unless made by an electrician or other person licensed by the electricians' board, except as provided in this chapter.|||Source. 1975, 485:1, eff. July 1, 1975.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:2 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:2 - Definitions.

    319-C:2 Definitions. –||In this chapter:||I. "Apprentice electrician" means a person who is engaged in learning and assisting in making electrical installations under the direct supervision of a master or journeyman electrician.||II. "Board" means the electricians' board.||III. "Electrical installations" means the installation, repair, alteration and maintenance of electrical conductors, fittings, devices and fixtures for heating, lighting or power purposes, regardless of the voltage. The term does not include the installation or repair of portable appliances and other portable electrical equipment, installation of which involves only the insertion of an attachment plug into a fixed receptacle outlet. The word "portable" does not include or apply to any type of fixed electrically operated or driven equipment.||III-a. "High/medium voltage power distribution system installation" means the installation, repair, alteration, and maintenance of electrical conductors, fittings, devices, fixtures, and equipment, from the source of supply to the first disconnecting means of a building or structure, for over 600 volt power distribution systems. The term shall also include the associated metering and controls of the distribution system, the secondary conductor terminations of the pad mount transformer, the underground conductors between the base of the pole and the secondary terminals of the pole mounted transformer, and the overhead conductors between the secondary terminals of the pole mounted transformer and the point of attachment to a building or structure, regardless of the voltage.||III-b. "High/medium voltage electrician" means a person who, as a business, hires or employs another, as defined in administrative rules, to make electrical installations on high/medium voltage power distribution systems operating at over 600 volts, or without hiring another, makes electrical installations on high/medium voltage power distribution systems operating at over 600 volts, including associated controls and metering, as a principal or auxiliary business for their own account.||III-c. "Incidental electrical work" means a job of minor consequence which occurs by chance, not needing calculations.||IV. "Journeyman electrician" means a person doing work of installing electrical wires, conduits, apparatus, fixtures and other electrical equipment. A journeyman electrician shall be employed by a master electrician, except as provided in RSA 319-C:10. Each journeyman electrician shall work under the direction and supervision of a master electrician.||V. "Master electrician" means a person either employed by another master electrician or who, as a business, hires or employs another to do electrical work, or, without hiring another, makes electrical installations as a principal or auxiliary business for his or her own account.|||Source. 1975, 485:1. 1976, 16:1. 1981, 356:3-5. 1994, 238:1, 2. 2001, 266:1, 2. 2011, 78:1, eff. July 15, 2011. 2018, 243:1, eff. June 12, 2018.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:2-a (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:2-a - Supervision of Apprentice Electricians.

    319-C:2-a Supervision of Apprentice Electricians. –||I. A journeyman electrician shall directly supervise no more than one apprentice in the first year following his or her initial date of licensure. A journeyman electrician may have 2 apprentice electricians under his or her direct supervision beginning on the first anniversary of the journeyman electrician's initial date of licensure.||II. Each journeyman electrician on a work site may have 2 apprentice electricians working under his or her direct supervision, to a maximum of 3 journeyman electricians per work site. Each additional journeyman electrician may have one apprentice electrician under his or her direct supervision.||III. Each master electrician on a work site may have 2 apprentice electricians working under his or her direct supervision, to a maximum of 6 master electricians per work site. Each additional master electrician may have one apprentice electrician under his or her direct supervision.||IV. The maximum number of licensed electricians with 2 apprentice electricians working under their direct supervision on a work site shall not exceed 6.|||Source. 2018, 243:2, eff. June 12, 2018. 2019, 209:1, eff. July 12, 2019.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:4 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:4 - Board.

    319-C:4 Board. –||I. There shall be an electricians' board consisting of 5 members, including 2 master electricians, one journeyman electrician, and 2 public members, each to be appointed by the governor, with the approval of the council, to a term of 5 years. No member of the board shall be appointed to more than 2 terms. The state fire marshal or his designee shall be an ex officio member of the board, but shall not vote in board determinations.||I-a. No member of the board shall serve more than 12 years, including the time of 2 5-year terms, being held over after a term expires, and fulfilling an unexpired term. Members' terms shall be staggered and in no case shall any member's term coincide with another member's term. To avoid coinciding terms, the next appointment for a member shall be for a term which complies with this paragraph.||II. Each public member of the board shall be a person who is not, and never was, a member of the electrical trade or the spouse of any such person, and who does not have, and never has had, a material financial interest in either the provision of electrical services or an activity directly related to the electrical trade, including the representation of the board or trade for a fee at any time during the 5 years preceding appointment.||III. All administrative, clerical, and business processing functions of the board shall be transferred to the office of professional licensure and certification established in RSA 310-A:1 through RSA 310-A:1-e.|||Source. 1975, 485:1. 1981, 356:6. 1985, 416:5. 1994, 238:4. 2005, 122:2; 177:106. 2008, 107:1. 2012, 237:2 as amended by 2013, 57:3. 2015, 276:57, eff. July 1, 2015. 2021, 197:161, eff. July 1, 2021.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:5 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:5 - Inspectors.

    319-C:5 Inspectors. –||I. The board shall be empowered to appoint such inspectors as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter. Any person so employed shall be under the administration and supervisory direction of the board.||II. An inspector appointed under this section shall have authority to enter any premises in which an electrical installation subject to rules adopted under RSA 319-C:6-a is being installed, replaced or repaired for the purpose of making such inspection as is necessary to carry out his responsibilities under this section.||III. The inspector may order the removal or correction of any violation of any rule adopted under RSA 319-C:6-a, and may order any public utility furnishing electricity to such installation to disconnect the same until the violations are corrected.||IV. Whenever an inspector orders the removal or correction of a violation under paragraph III, he shall immediately notify the local building inspection department or administrative authority of the town where the violation is located, and further order that all work related to correction of the violation be discontinued. The local building authority shall approve the continuation of work on the installation upon being satisfied that any violations have been corrected and shall notify the inspector of such approval.||V. A state, city, or town building official or code enforcement officer appointed by the administrative authority of the state, city, or town, who performs electrical inspections authorized in accordance with RSA 155-A:2, IV, RSA 155-A:2, VI, RSA 47:22, or RSA 674:51 shall have the authority to check the license or identification card issued under this chapter.|||Source. 1975, 485:1. 1981, 356:7. 2005, 122:3; 177:107. 2012, 237:3, eff. June 4, 2013. 2017, 201:1, eff. Sept. 3, 2017.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:5-a (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:5-a - Third Party Electrical Inspections.

    319-C:5-a Third Party Electrical Inspections. –||I. The board shall adopt rules under RSA 319-C:6-a requiring any entity engaging a person who conducts residential electrical inspections for up to 4 contiguous units, which shall be considered a level 1 inspector, or a person who conducts all types of electrical inspections, which shall be considered a level 2 inspector, who is conducting third-party electrical inspections of electrical installations in this state to have the person conducting the inspection be approved by the board. The board shall determine the qualifications necessary for approval as a level 1 or level 2 electrical inspector. The board shall maintain and make available a list of such persons approved for level 1 or level 2 third-party electrical inspections. The approval of a person to conduct either level of third-party electrical inspections shall not prohibit a city or town that has established inspections under RSA 47:22 or RSA 674:51 from contracting with any person of its choice to perform third-party electrical inspections.||II. Paragraph I and rules adopted by the board thereunder shall not apply to state electrical inspectors conducting inspections under the state building permitting system under rules adopted in Saf-C 8100.|||Source. 2017, 201:2, eff. Sept. 3, 2017. 2019, 209:2, eff. July 12, 2019.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:6 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:6 - Organization and Meetings.

    319-C:6 Organization and Meetings. –||The board shall hold at least 4 regular meetings each year, and special meetings may be held at such times as the business of the board may require. Notice of all meetings shall be given in such manner as the rules of the board may provide. The board shall annually elect a chairman, a vice-chairman, and a secretary, who shall be one of the appointed members. A quorum of the board shall consist of a majority of the members of the board appointed by the governor and council, one of whom shall be a public member.|||Source. 1975, 485:1. 1981, 356:8, eff. July 1, 1981. 2021, 197:162, eff. July 1, 2021.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:6-a (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:6-a - Rulemaking Authority.

    319-C:6-a Rulemaking Authority. –||The board, with an affirmative vote of at least 3 of the 5 appointed board members, shall adopt rules, pursuant to RSA 541-A, relative to:||I. The qualifications of applicants in addition to those requirements established under this chapter, and including the qualifications for satisfactory evidence of:||(a) Either completion of high school or a high school equivalent, and||(b) Good professional character;||II. How an applicant shall be examined, and procedures for computerized examinations;||III. The criteria for a license to practice under this chapter to be renewed, including the requirements for continuing education;||IV. The applicable version of the National Electrical Code with any discretionary changes, provided that any such changes are no less stringent than provided in the state building code administered and approved by the state building code review board under RSA 155-A;||V. Ethical and professional standards required to be met by each holder of a license to practice under this chapter and how disciplinary actions by the board shall be implemented for violations of these standards; and||VI. Procedures and policy for the investigation of complaints against licensees or registrants;||VII. Procedures for the conduct of hearings consistent with the requirements of due process; and||VIII. Matters related to the proper administration of this chapter.|||Source. 1981, 356:8. 2002, 8:7. 2004, 63:1. 2005, 122:4; 177:108. 2007, 16:1. 2010, 117:1. 2012, 237:5. 2014, 174:17, eff. Sept. 9, 2014. 2021, 197:162, eff. July 1, 2021.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:6-b (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:6-b - Fees.

    319-C:6-b Fees. –||The board shall establish application fees for examination of applicants, fees for licensure, for renewal, and for late renewal of licenses to practice under this chapter, and for transcribing and transferring records and other services. The fee for examination shall not include fees charged by and paid to an examination entity approved by the board. The fees established by the board shall be sufficient to produce estimated revenues equal to 125 percent of the direct operating expenses of the board budgeted for the biennium in which they will apply. Fees collected shall be deposited in the office of professional licensure and certification fund.|||Source. 1981, 356:8. 1996, 113:1. 2005, 122:5; 177:109. 2007, 16:2. 2012, 237:4. 2014, 269:13, eff. July 1, 2014; 314:1, eff. Aug. 1, 2014. 2018, 330:6, eff. July 1, 2018.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:6-c (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:6-c - Continuing Education, NFPA 70 Changes.

See Emergency Order #29 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-29-Emerg. (2020, 2029:1.)), issued pursuant to Executive Order 2020-04 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-04 (2020, 1004:1.)) as extended by Executive Orders 2020-05 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-05 (2020, 1005:1.)); 2020-08 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-08 (2020, 1008:1.)); 2020-09 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-09 (2020, 1009:1.)); 2020-010 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-010 (2020, 1010:1.)); 2020-014 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-014 (2020, 1014:1.)); 2020-015 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-015 (2020, 1015:1.)); 2020-016 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-016 (2020, 1016:1.)); 2020-017 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-017 (2020, 1017:1.)); 2020-018 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-018 (2020, 1018:1.)); 2020-020 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-020 (2020, 1020:1.)); 2020-021 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-021 (2020, 1021:1.)); 2020-022 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-022 (2020, 1022:1.)); 2020-023 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-023 (2020, 1023:1.)); 2020-024 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-024 (2020, 1024:1.)); 2020-025 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2020-025 (2020, 1025:1.)); 2021-01 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2021-01 (2021, 1001:1.)); 2021-02 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2021-02 (2021, 1002:1.)); 2021-04 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2021-04 (2021, 1004:1.)); 2021-05 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2021-05 (2021, 1005:1.)); 2021-06 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2021-06 (2021, 1006:1.)); 2021-08 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2021-08 (2021, 1008:1.)); and 2021-010 (NH LEGIS E.O. 2021-010 (2021, 1010:1.)), related to the COVID-19 State of Emergency, for potential impact on the terms of this section. The state of emergency was allowed to expire on June 11, 2021. See also 2021, 91:301, eff. July 1, 2021, regarding application of Emergency Orders.|    319-C:6-c Continuing Education, NFPA 70 Changes. –||The board shall adopt rules relative to continuing education applicable to all licensees for training and compliance with the latest published edition of the NFPA 70, National Electrical Code, as published by the National Fire Protection Association. Each licensee shall show proof of completion of continuing education requirements adopted under this section within 12 months from the January 1 following the publication date of the latest version of the NFPA 70. Proof of completion shall be furnished to the board by the continuing education provider. Failure to complete the continuing education shall render the electrician's license invalid until the licensee demonstrates to the board that he or she has completed the requisite number of continuing education hours.|||Source. 2012, 237:6, eff. Jan. 1, 2014.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:7 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:7 - Licensing Requirements.

    319-C:7 Licensing Requirements. –||I. [Repealed.]||II. After June 30, 1976, the board shall issue a license as a master or journeyman electrician to any person who files an application and meets the following qualifications:||(a) Completion of 8,000 hours of service as an apprentice electrician. The board may give credit toward such service for the satisfactory completion of a course of instruction in the field at a school recognized by the board; and||(b) Satisfactory passing of an examination conducted by said board as provided in RSA 319-C:8 to determine his fitness to receive such license.||II-a. The board shall issue a license as a high/medium voltage electrician to any person who files an application and meets the following qualifications:||(a) Shows proof of successfully completing a state, national, or employer certification program approved by the board or;||(b) Prior to January 1, 2003, shows proof of having been employed for a minimum of 5 years as a high/medium voltage electrician working for a company with an approved training program.||III. All persons licensed by the board shall receive a certificate which must be publicly displayed at the principal place of business of said electrician, or, if no such place of business, must be carried on his or her person and displayed at any time upon request to any electrical inspector appointed by the board under this chapter, as long as said person continues in the business as herein defined. The certificate shall specify the name of the person licensed who, in the case of a firm, shall be one of its members or employees and, in the case of a corporation, one of its officers or employees passing the examination. In the case of a firm or corporation, the license shall be void upon the death of or the severance from the company of said person.||IV. Apprentice electricians shall register with the board.|||Source. 1975, 485:1. 1981, 356:9, 17. 1994, 238:5, 6. 2001, 266:3. 2004, 63:2. 2014, 314:2, eff. Aug. 1, 2014. 2017, 201:4, eff. Sept. 3, 2017. 2021, 197:182, eff. July 1, 2021.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:8 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:8 - Examinations for License.

    319-C:8 Examinations for License. –||Each applicant for licensure shall present to the board, on forms furnished by the board, a written application for examination and license, containing such information as the board may require, accompanied by the required application fee established by the board. Proctored examinations shall be written, written and oral, oral, or computerized as approved by the board, and shall be of a thorough and practical character. They shall include such provisions of the National Electrical Code as the board may deem appropriate. Any person failing to pass his or her first examination may be reexamined at any subsequent examination meeting of the board or by an examination entity approved by the board, and thereafter may be examined as often as he or she may desire upon submitting the written application for examination and license and payment of the required application fee as set forth in this chapter.|||Source. 1975, 485:1. 1981, 356:10. 1994, 238:7. 2004, 63:3. 2007, 16:3, eff. July 1, 2007.|
NH Rev Stat § 319-C:9 (2021)
2021 New Hampshire Revised Statutes|Title XXX - Occupations and Professions|Title 319-C - Electricians|Section 319-C:9 - Renewal of Licenses.

    319-C:9 Renewal of Licenses. –||I. Notwithstanding any outstanding license to the contrary, all licenses issued by the board shall be valid for 3 years and expire on the last day of the month of the licensee's birth, but may be renewed without additional fees during the following month, retroactive to the first day of the month. Upon payment of the normal renewal fee and a late fee, licenses which have been expired for at least one month shall be permitted to be renewed within one year after the date of expiration. The fees for renewal and late renewal of a license issued under this chapter shall be established by the board.||II. Upon request of a master, journeyman, or high/medium voltage electrician who is serving in the Armed Forces of the United States, the board shall place such licensee on inactive status. The license for a master or journeyman electrician may be reactivated within one year of discharge by payment of the renewal fee and with proof of completion of the most current continuing education requirement. The license for a high/medium voltage electrician shall be reactivated within one year of discharge by payment of the renewal fee.|||Source. 1975, 485:1. 1981, 356:11. 1996, 113:2. 2001, 266:4. 2004, 63:4, eff. July 1, 2004.|