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Alabama Administrative Code › Title 300 - ALABAMA COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION › Chapter 300-4-13 - (RE)ENGAGE ALABAMA GRANT PROGRAM › Section 300-4-13-.10 - Maintenance Of Records

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(1)
			 Each approved institution shall establish and maintain current, adequate
			 records which reflect all transactions with respect to program and fiscal
			 activity as they relate to the administration of the (Re)Engage Alabama Grant
			 Program. The records must be maintained in such a manner as to identify all
			 program and fiscal transactions separately from other institutional activities
			 and funds.
(2) The records for any
			 award period shall be retained for a period of five (5) years following the
			 date of submission of the institutional award list, unless a longer retention
			 period is necessitated because of program review or audit resolution problems.
			 In the event an approved institution closes or otherwise ceases operation and
			 fails to matriculate students, institutional (Re)Engage Alabama Grant Program
			 records of the approved institution shall be forwarded to ACHE for
			 retention.
(3) The financial aid
			 office representative for the (Re)Engage Alabama Grant Program will collect and
			 submit copies of the completed (Re)Engage Alabama Grant Program Applications
			 and the (Re)Engage Grant Program Award List to the Commission each academic
			 term, all of which will be used to gather data in a uniform manner from each
			 institution for each applicant; such forms shall contain information relative
			 to all eligibility criteria for a (Re)Engage Alabama Grant Program award.
			 Fiscal records pertaining to the operation of the (Re)Engage Alabama Grant
			 Program at an approved institution must be maintained in a manner which
			 provides a clear audit trail.
(4)
			 The Executive Director of the Commission or any of the Director's duly
			 authorized representatives will have access for the purpose of review and
			 examination to (Re)Engage Alabama Grant Program records and supporting
			 documents maintained by the approved institution.
(5) The records involved in any claim or
			 expenditure which has been questioned by program review or by state audit must
			 be retained until resolution of any such review or audit questions.
Author:
Artcola Pettway, Stephanie C.
				  Dolan
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										16-5-1; Alabama Act
				  2023-539.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 300 - ALABAMA COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION › Chapter 300-5-8 - STATE POSTSECONDARY REVIEW ENTITY › Section 300-5-8-.04 - Consumber Complaint Procedures

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
,
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.01 - Name

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The name of this Board shall be the "Alabama Board of
				Electrical Contractors", hereinafter referred to as the
				Board.
Author:
Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-1,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.03 - Office Of The Board

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The office of the Board may be located at the office of the
				Executive Director. The Executive Director may provide the necessary
				administrative, legal, investigative, clerical, secretarial, accounting,
				administrative facilities and office space necessary to house the staff and
				records at a reasonable rate approved by the Board.
Rule .02 was renumbered to .03 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18,
				  2011.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.04 - Financial Operation

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The Board shall have the power to set amounts to be collected,
				to cause all monies to be collected and deposited with the State Treasurer, to
				cause expenses to be paid out of such funds by voucher and to requisition in
				accordance with state law.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.05 - Board Seal

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The Board's seal is a double spherical design, with the words
				"The Alabama Board of Electrical Contractors" written in the outer sphere and
				the map of the state of Alabama in the inner sphere. The seal is to be used
				only by the Board in its official capacity and may not be reproduced without
				permission of the Board.
Author:
Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.06 - Board Members

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The Board shall consist of nine (9) members to be appointed by
				the Governor of the State of Alabama. One (1) shall be appointed from each
				congressional district, and there shall be two (2) at-large members who shall
				be appointed from any location within the state and shall be members of the
				Alabama State Electrical Workers Association. The membership of the Board
				should be inclusive and should reflect the racial, gender, geographic,
				urban/rural, and economic diversity of the state. All Board members shall be
				appointed for terms of three (3) years. Each term shall expire on June 30 of
				the last year of such term, and no member shall serve more than two consecutive
				three-year terms. Vacancies on the Board for any cause shall be filled by
				appointment by the Governor for the balance of the unexpired term. Members
				shall serve until their successors are appointed.
Rule .03 was renumbered to .06 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18,
				  2011.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.07 - Powers And Duties Of The Board Members

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(1) The Board is authorized to:
(a) establish the Board's rules and
			 regulations in accordance with
Code of Ala. 1975
,
			 §§
									34-36-1,
et seq.
and §§
									41-22-1,
et seq.
;
(b) determine the qualifications of
			 electrical contractors to engage in the business of electrical
			 contracting;
(c) determine the
			 qualifications of journeyman electricians to engage in electrical
			 work;
(d) provide for the
			 investigation of written complaints filed with the Board concerning alleged
			 violations of
Code of Ala. 1975
, §§
									34-36-1,
et seq
. and any rules or regulations adopted by the
			 Board;
(e) issue a license or
			 renewal of a license to qualified electrical contractors or qualified
			 journeyman electricians in the state; qualifications to be determined by the
			 Board;
(f) suspend, revoke, or
			 refuse to issue or renew a license after notice and opportunity for a hearing
			 pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act;
(g) provide for the investigation of
			 activities of licensed and unlicensed contractors;
(h) impose a reinstatement fee for the
			 issuance of a license to those electrical contractors whose license has
			 expired;
(i) impose a civil penalty
			 against a licensee in an amount not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000)
			 per violation, after notice and opportunity for a hearing pursuant to the
			 Administrative Procedures Act;
(j)
			 commence and maintain proceedings to restrain the unlicensed practice of
			 electrical contractors;
(k)
			 prepare, administer and/or approve all examinations for licensing of electrical
			 contractors and journeyman electricians in this state;
(l) keep complete minutes of all Board
			 proceedings;
(m) provide personnel
			 necessary to administer and enforce the provisions of
Code of Ala.
			 1975
, §§
									34-36-1,
et seq
. relating to the Board, including but not
			 limited to, an executive director, an investigator, and attorneys.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.08 - Compensation Of Board Members

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The members of the Board shall receive up to three hundred
				dollars ($300) per day, with a limit of fifteen (15) days per year while
				performing their official duties, in addition to the same per diem and mileage
				as provided to state employees.
Rule .05 was renumbered to .08 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18,
				  2011.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§534-36-5,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.09 - Meetings, Quorum And Order Of Business

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(1) The Board shall meet quarterly, and as
			 often as necessary. Special meetings may be called by the Executive Director,
			 the Chairman or by written request of five other members of the Board to the
			 Executive Director.
(2) At least
			 five (5) members of the Board shall constitute a quorum and as such, shall be
			 competent to act. Every decision by the Board shall be by a majority vote of
			 those present.
(3) All meetings of
			 the Board, not including any part relating to the good name or character of an
			 individual, shall be open to the public. All reports of investigations,
			 documents subpoenaed by the Board, reports of any investigative committee
			 appointed by the Board, memoranda of the Board's counsel or investigator
			 relating to investigations, statements of persons interviewed by the Board or
			 any committee of the Board, all information, interviews, reports, statements or
			 memoranda of any kind furnished to the Board or any committee of the Board, and
			 any findings, conclusions or recommendations resulting from proceedings of the
			 Board or its committee, unless presented as evidence at a public hearing, shall
			 be privileged and confidential and shall be used only in the exercise of the
			 proper functions of the Board and shall not be public records.
(4) Meetings of the Board shall be conducted
			 according to Robert's Rules of Order, unless otherwise required by law. The
			 order of business at Board meetings shall be established by the Chairman and
			 the Executive Director.
(5) The
			 Executive Director or his designee shall keep a record of all meetings. The
			 place of each meeting, names of the members present, all official acts of the
			 Board, and the votes shall be recorded in the minutes. The minutes shall be
			 presented for approval or amendment at the next regular meeting, which upon
			 approval will be signed and each page initialed by the Chairman. The minutes,
			 not including any section related to the good name and character of an
			 individual, shall be open to public inspection at the Board's office.
(6) Any member of the Board or duly appointed
			 hearing officer designated by the Board may administer oaths and take testimony
			 concerning all matters within the jurisdiction of the Board.
Rule .06 was renumbered to .09 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18,
				  2011.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.10 - Election Of Officers

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The Board shall meet annually to elect a Chairman and a Vice
				Chairman from its membership, whose initial terms shall expire on June 30 of
				the following year.
Rule .07 was renumbered to .10 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18, 2011.
Author:
Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.11 - Chairman And Vice Chairman

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The Chairman shall exercise general supervision of the Board's
				affairs, shall preside at all meetings when present, shall appoint all
				committees, shall sign all vouchers (or with approval of the Board, may
				delegate this duty to the Executive Director), and shall perform all other
				duties pertaining to this office. The Vice Chairman, in the absence of the
				Chairman, shall perform all the duties of the Chairman. Following Robert's
				Rules of Order, the Chairman may cast a tying vote or may cast the vote to
				break a tie in a vote that has been taken; in either case, the Chairman may
				vote one time only.
Rule .07 was renumbered to .10 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18, 2011.
Author:
Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.12 - Executive Director

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(1) The
			 Executive Director shall be an administrative officer of the Board.
(2) The Executive Director shall:
(a) supervise the day-to-day operations of
			 the Board;
(b) act as its recording
			 and corresponding secretary;
(c)
			 have custody of and safeguard and keep in good order all property and records
			 of the Board;
(d) cause written
			 minutes of every meeting of the Board to be kept in the Book of Minutes of the
			 Board;
(e) sign all instruments and
			 matters that require approval of the Board;
(f) act as Treasurer and receive and deposit
			 all funds to the credit of the "Board of Electrical Contractor's Fund" in the
			 State Treasury;
(g) sign all bills
			 before requesting the State Comptroller to make payment of any
			 account.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-1 - COMPOSITION AND OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-1-.13 - Employees And Contract Agreements

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(1) The Board, or the Executive Director with
			 the concurrence of the Board, may employ or contract for any clerks, experts,
			 attorneys, and others, as may be necessary for the operation of the Board. The
			 Board shall also have the power to make contract agreements in accordance with
			 state law.
(2) The duties,
			 responsibilities, and compensation for each such employee or contractor shall
			 be set by the Board or the Executive Director with the concurrence of the
			 Board.
(3) The Board shall not
			 employ electrical inspectors nor provide for any electrical
			 inspections.
Rule .10 was renumbered to .13 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18,
				  2011.
Author:
Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-4,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.03 - Renewal Of Licenses And Continuing Education

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All applications for renewal of any license issued by the Board
				shall be filed with the Executive Director prior to the expiration date,
				accompanied by the annual license fee prescribed by the Board.
(1) The Board shall issue renewal notices to
			 each licensed electrical contractor and journeyman electrician 30 days prior to
			 the expiration of the license, such notice being sent to the last known postal
			 or electronic mail address on file at the Board's office. Board may elect to
			 send notices via regular U.S. Mail or by electronic mail.
(2) All electrical contractor licensees are
			 required to complete fourteen (14) hours of continuing education every two (2)
			 years.
(3) The Board shall set the
			 minimum standards of continuing education for any license issued by the Board
			 and may establish and adopt education requirements for each license category.
			 The Board may also approve the program or programs providing education to
			 fulfill the requirements.
(4) If a
			 renewal application, accompanied by the requisite annual fee, is not received
			 by the Board prior to the license's expiration date, a late fee is established
			 by
			 303-X-2-.06 must also accompany the renewal application. If one year has passed since the
			 expiration date and no renewal has been applied for, renewal of the license is
			 not an option. The licensee must apply for reinstatement of the license in
			 accordance with
			 303-X-2-.05 after one year and before 5 years have lapsed since the license was due to be
			 renewed.
Author:
Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-8,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.04 - Inactive Status Certification

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(1)
			 Any person licensed by the Board as an electrical contractor or as a journeyman
			 electrician may elect an inactive status certification by notifying the Board
			 in writing or by properly completing and submitting the form provided on the
			 Board's website. This notification must be received by the Board at least
			 thirty (30) days before the license is due to expire.
(2) Only active licenses may elect inactive
			 status; an expired license is not eligible for an inactive status certificate.
(3) To qualify for inactive
			 status, a licensee must not be actively engaged in electrical contracting or
			 any electrical activity requiring an electrical license.
(4) The fee for the issuance of an inactive
			 status electrical contractor certificate and for an inactive status journeyman
			 electrician shall be determined by the Board.
(5) To reinstate an inactive certificate to
			 an active license, the licensee must pay the appropriate renewal fee and
			 provide proof of satisfactory completion of seven (7) hours of approved
			 continuing education for each year of inactive status.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-8,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.05 - Reinstatement Of A License

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(1) An
			 expired license for an electrical contractor which has expired due to failure
			 to renew may only be reinstated within five (5) years from the date of
			 expiration after application and payment of a reinstatement fee, payment of all
			 accrued renewal fees and satisfaction of all continuing education requirements,
			 which may be as much as thirty-five (35) hours. The reinstatement fee is in
			 addition to all other fees which may apply.
(2) An expired journeyman electrician's
			 license which has not been restored within two (2) years following its
			 expiration may not be renewed, reinstated or re-issued thereafter. The holder
			 of such a cancelled license may apply for and obtain a valid license only upon
			 compliance with all relevant requirements, including license and renewal
			 fees.
Rule .04 was renumbered .05 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18, 2011.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-9,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.06 - Display Of License

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A license bearing the licensee's name and license number shall
				be issued by the Board and signed by the executive secretary for the Board. All
				licenses issued by the Board shall be prenumbered when printed and records
				maintained on each license. Upon reasonable written request and payment of fee,
				a duplicate or a corrected license may be issued. A license shall be issued to
				an individual only. A licensee will have only one number and one license. The
				original or Board issued duplicate or corrected license shall be displayed in a
				conspicuous manner at his principal place of business at all times.
D. Mike Weeks
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-1,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.07 - Form And Content Of License Certificates

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(1) A license card bearing the licensee's
			 name and license number shall be issued by the Board and signed by the
			 Executive Director. All licenses shall be pre-numbered when printed and records
			 maintained on each license.
(2) The
			 name in which a license is issued must be distinguishable upon the records of
			 the Board from the name in which a license has already been issued. The
			 substitution of a numeral for a word shall not make the name
			 distinguishable.
(3) The journeyman
			 electrician's license shall be listed in the individual's name only and shall
			 not be required to be licensed with a firm, partnership, association, or
			 corporation.
(4) All electrical
			 contracting business, including all business advertising and the submission of
			 all documents and papers, conducted in the state of Alabama by a licensee of
			 the Board shall be conducted in the exact entity name in which the electrical
			 contracting license is currently assigned.
(5) All licensees shall notify the Board in
			 writing or via electronic mail within thirty (30) days of any change in
			 location, company affiliation, mailing address or telephone number.
(6) A license shall be issued to an
			 individual only and a licensee shall have only one (1) number and one (1)
			 license.
(7) A person may not
			 license more than one (1) firm, partnership, association or corporation at a
			 time unless said person can satisfy the Board that he or she is a principal in
			 both affiliated entities and is actively engaged in the ongoing operations of
			 both.
(8) Upon reasonable written
			 request, a licensee may acquire one (1) replacement card per calendar year at
			 the cost of a fee to be established by the Board. More than one request per
			 licensee per year for a duplicate license shall be grounds for a hearing before
			 the Board to justify the issuance of multiple license cards.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-7,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.08 - License Exemptions

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(1) The
			 Board shall not apply the provisions of this act:
(a) to installation, construction or
			 maintenance of power systems for the generation and secondary distribution of
			 electrical currents constructed under the provisions of the national electrical
			 safety code which regulates the safety requirements of utilities;
(b) to the installation, construction,
			 maintenance or repair of telephone or signal systems by or for public utilities
			 or their corporate affiliates, when such work pertains to the services
			 furnished by such utilities;
(c) to
			 any technician employed by a municipal franchised CATV system;
(d) to any journeyman electrician employed by
			 a state licensee of the Board or a licensee of a county or municipality where
			 the contract work is being performed;
(e) to persons engaging in the electrical
			 contracting business or working as a master electrician or journeyman
			 electrician where there is no governing ordinance or laws requiring a
			 license;
(f) to the owner of any
			 premises or any employee of any such owner when performing electrical work or
			 installing, constructing, maintaining, altering or repairing electrical wiring,
			 equipment or apparatus on such premises;
(g) to an employee or an electric utility
			 when installing or repairing electric appliance and equipment for a
			 customer;
(h) to any retail
			 merchant, or its employees making the direct replacement of or the repair or
			 maintenance on any appliance that the merchant has sold, or to any modular or
			 manufacturer of the housing industry within the state which is regulated by
			 state and federal governments;
(i)
			 to the installation, construction or maintenance of systems that operate on 25
			 volts or less.
(j) To the
			 installation, construction or maintenance of direct broadcast satellite
			 services.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.09 - Administration Of Examinations

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(1) The
			 Board has the power to administer or cause to be administered an examination to
			 a qualified applicant for a license. This examination will be in accordance
			 with any national standardized examination which the Board shall approve and
			 may be administered to all applicants in lieu of or in conjunction with any
			 other examination which the Board shall give to test the qualifications of the
			 applicants.
(2) The Board shall
			 establish such norms of achievement as shall be required for a passing grade.
			 The Board has the power to set qualifications and to review or cause to be
			 reviewed each applicant's qualification.
(3) Each applicant for a license from the
			 Board must submit a completed application, application fee, personal
			 identification and supportive documents of qualification to establish their
			 file for evaluation.
(4) A letter
			 of intent of the applicant to sit for examinations must be received by the
			 Executive Director at the Board's office at least thirty (30) days prior to
			 examination.
(5) The Board may
			 report the grades to the individual applicants in accordance with Board
			 policy.
(6) Eligibility
			 qualifications of an applicant may be obtained by the applicant's writing to
			 the Board's Executive Director.
Author:
Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-13,
et
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.11 - Application for Spouses of Active Duty Military Personnel

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(1) Per the Military Family Jobs Opportunity
			 Act (Act 2018-540), an applicant shall be issued a license, pending approval,
			 if the requirements of the original issuing state or governing body are
			 substantially equivalent to that required by the Board.
(2) Per the Military Family Jobs Opportunity
			 Act (Act 2018-540), if an applicant is approved for licensure, the board will
			 waive the initial licensing fee.
(3) Per the Military Family Jobs Opportunity
			 Act (Act 2018-540), temporary licenses shall be issued to applicants for a
			 180-day period, so that the applicant can begin practice while completing any
			 and all requirements for full licensure.
Authors:
John L. Keating
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-4-21.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.12 - Licensing Of Restricted Or Unrestricted Electrical Contractors Or Electrical Journeyman (Repealed)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, Act 85-921-6.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-2 - OPERATIONS OF THE BOARD › Section 303-X-2-.13 - Administration Of Examinations For Restricted Or Unrestricted Electrical Contractor Or Electrical Journeyman (Repealed)

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Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, Act 85-921-7.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-3 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURE › Section 303-X-3-.01 - Rules And Regulations

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(1) All
			 rules and regulations shall be adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with
			 the Alabama Administrative Procedures Act,
Code of Ala.
			 1975
, §§
								41-22-1,
et seq
.
(2) Prior to adoption, amendment, or repeal
			 of any rule, the Board shall:
(a) give at
			 least thirty-five (35) days notice of its intended action, such notice shall
			 include a statement of either the terms of substance of the intended action or
			 a description of the subjects and issues involved, and the time when, the place
			 where, and the manner in which interested persons may present their views
			 thereon, and the notice shall be published in the Alabama Administrative
			 Monthly;
(b) afford all interested
			 persons reasonable opportunity to submit data, views, or arguments, orally or
			 in writing. The Board shall consider fully all written and oral submissions
			 respecting the proposed rule.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-3 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURE › Section 303-X-3-.02 - Petition For Adoption, Amendment Or Repeal Of A Rule

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(1) Any interested party may petition the
			 Board requesting the adoption, amendment or repeal of a rule. The petition
			 shall:
(a) be submitted in writing;
(b) include an exact statement of the
			 proposed rule, amendment or identification of the rule to be
			 repealed;
(c) include the pertinent
			 facts, data, opinions, or arguments in support of the petitioner's
			 position;
(d) briefly describe what
			 the effect of this change will be and why the petitioner believes the change
			 should be made ;
(e) be signed by
			 the petitioner.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-3 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURE › Section 303-X-3-.03 - Public Inspection Of A Rule

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(1)
			 All rules and other written statements of policy or interpretations formulated,
			 adopted, or used by the Board in the discharge of its functions shall be made
			 available for public inspection and copying, at cost.
(2) All final orders, decisions, and
			 opiniuons of the Board shall be available for public inspection and copying, at
			 cost, except those made confidential or privileged by statute or order of the
			 court.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-1,
et
.
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-3 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURE › Section 303-X-3-.04 - Public Hearings On Rules

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(1)
			 The Board shall permit all interested persons reasonable opportunity to submit
			 in writing data, views, or arguments concerning any proposed rule action. These
			 submissions must be received by the Board at least seven (7) days before the
			 date specified in the notice of the day of the public hearing.
(2) Those persons wishing to present data,
			 views, or arguments orally must submit a request to appear to the Board, and
			 such request must be received by the Board at least seven (7) days before the
			 scheduled public hearing.
Rule .03 was renumbered to .04 as per certification filed
				  February 11, 2011; effective March 18, 2011. Original Rule 303-X-3-.04, Board
				  Decision, was repealed as per certification filed February 11, 2011; effective
				  March 18, 2011.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-1,
et
.
seq
.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-3 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURE › Section 303-X-3-.05 - Emergency Rules (Repealed)

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Author:
D. Mike Weeks
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										41-4-16,
				  41-4-35,
				  41-15-9,
				  41-22-8.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-3 - RULEMAKING PROCEDURE › Section 303-X-3-.06 - Compliance With Administrative Procedure Act (Repealed)

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Author:
D. Mike Weeks
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										41-4-16,
				  41-4-35,
				  41-15-9,
				  41-22-8.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-4 - DECLARATORY RULINGS › Section 303-X-4-.01 - Declaratory Rulings

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(1) The Board
			 may issue a declaratory ruling to any person substantially affected by a rule
			 with respect to the validity of the rule, or with respect to the applicability
			 to any person, property, or state of facts of any rule or statute enforceable
			 by the Board, or with respect to the meaning and scope of any order of the
			 Board. Such rulings shall be issued provided
(a) the petitioner shows that he/she is
			 substantially affected by the rule in question.
(b) sufficient facts are supplied in the
			 request to permit the Board to make a valid determination.
(c) the request arises from an actual
			 question or controversy.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-5 - CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 303-X-5-.01 - Continuing Education Courses Required

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(1) Every electrical contractor licensee of
			 the Board must complete continuing education courses in subjects relating to
			 electrical contracting to assure the safe and proper installation of electrical
			 work and equipment in order to protect the life, health, and property of the
			 public.
(2) Every electrical
			 contractor licensee shall complete continuing education every two (2) years to
			 renew the license on which he or she is currently listed, for the next annual
			 license period, except as follows:
(a)
			 licensed electrical contractors and journeymen electricians becoming qualified
			 by examination during the 24-month period immediately preceding the license
			 renewal date;
(b) qualified
			 licensed electrical contractors who have elected an inactive status;
			 or
(c) persons presenting and/or
			 instructing at least 14 (fourteen) hours of approved courses of continuing
			 education in an educational period.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-5 - CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 303-X-5-.02 - Minimum Requirements For Course Provider Approval

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(1) Course providers may be, but are not
			 limited to, colleges or universities, community colleges, trade associations,
			 providers of self-study programs, employers, third party professional
			 examination companies, or private instructors. The Board has sole authority to
			 determine which course providers meet the standards for approval as set forth
			 in these Rules. All providers who offer on-line or in-state education must be
			 pre-approved by the Board for the course to be valid for continuing education
			 purposes.
(2) Each course provider
			 shall submit to the Board an application for continuing education provider
			 approval on a form provided by the Board. The application shall include:
(a) the name of the provider;
(b) provider contact person, address,
			 telephone number and email address; (Note: The contact person must have
			 authority to conduct business with the Board, including the authority to
			 respond to inquiries by the Board on behalf of the course provider.)
(c) sample course title and
			 outline;
(d) course contact
			 hours;
(e) in the case of on-site
			 education, sample course hand-out and a copy of the exam, if an examination is
			 given;
(f) in the case of on-line
			 education, a sample course exam ;
(g) schedule of courses, if established,
			 including dates, time and locations.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-5 - CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 303-X-5-.03 - Contact Hours

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(1) Approved
			 courses must be offered for no fewer than one (1) contact hour. A contact hour
			 is 50 minutes of instruction in the form of seminars, lectures, conferences, or
			 learning modules; the remaining 10 (ten) minutes is to allow for
			 breaks.
(2) Credit shall be granted
			 to the licensee only upon completion of an entire course.
(3) No credit shall be granted for courses
			 attended prior to being qualified by examination.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-8(b);
				  34-36-8(c).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-5 - CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 303-X-5-.04 - Computation Of Continuing Education Hours

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(1) Group Courses and Seminars: Non-college.
			 Continuing education credit for a group course that is not part of a college
			 curriculum is given based on continuing education hours. A contact hour is 50
			 minutes of instruction. Credit is granted only for full continuing education
			 hours.
(2) College Courses.
			 Continuing education credit for a college course in the college curriculum is
			 given based on college credit hours. One semester hour of college credit is 16
			 (sixteen) contact hours; and one continuing education unit is 10 (ten) contact
			 hours.
(3) On-Line Courses and
			 Examination. Continuing education credit for on-line course is given based on
			 the average number of contact hours needed to complete the course. The course
			 shall include study text and a written examination having a minimum of 10 (ten)
			 questions and a minimum passing grade of 70%. A provider must determine the
			 average number of contact hours it takes to complete the on-line course and
			 submit this information with its application for continuing education course
			 provider approval.
(4) On-site
			 Courses and Examination. Continuing education credit for those on-site courses
			 where an examination is given shall include a minimum of 10 (ten) questions and
			 a minimum passing grade of 70%. A provider must set the number of hours
			 permitted to take the on-site examination and submit this information with its
			 application for continuing education course provider approval.
(5) Totaling Annual Hours. No credit shall be
			 allowed for a course having fewer than one (1) contact hour required for the
			 licensee's license.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-8(b);
				  34-36-8(c).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-5 - CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 303-X-5-.05 - Advertisements By Approved Course Providers And Instructors

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(1) Approved course providers and instructors
			 who state in their advertisements, brochures or other course descriptions that
			 a particular course meets the requirement of the Alabama Board of Electrical
			 Contractors for continuing education shall so state exactly as follows:
This course meets the requirements of the Alabama Board of
				Electrical Contractors for ____ contact hours of continuing education credit.
				This course is not provided by the Board.
(2) Only approved course providers and their
			 instructors may represent or advertise that a particular provider and/or a
			 course meets the Board's requirements for continuing education. If a provider
			 advertises or represents falsely that it is approved or its course is approved,
			 the Board may refer the matter to the appropriate authorities for
			 action.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-8(b);
				  34-36-8(c).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › Chapter 303-X-5 - CONTINUING EDUCATION › Section 303-X-5-.06 - Revocation Of Course Provider Approval

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(1) The Board may revoke, suspend or
			 terminate the agreement with any approved continuing education course provider
			 and/or instructor if the Board determines that either has failed to comply with
			 the terms of the agreement or the Rules of the Board.
(2) The Board shall have the authority to
			 monitor courses to determine whether the course provider and instructor are
			 complying with the terms of the agreement and the Rules of the Board.
(3) All course providers, whether approved by
			 the Board or seeking approval from the Board, shall allow the members of the
			 Board, the Executive Director or an appointed representative of the Executive
			 Director to audit or review any course in whole or in part without notification
			 to the provider or cost to the member/auditor/reviewer. If the course education
			 is provided on-line, the necessary information for website examination access
			 shall be submitted to the Executive Director by the provider before the
			 commencement of the course. Failure to comply with these policies on course
			 audit and/or review will be grounds for revocation of the provider's approval
			 by the Board.
Author
: Hendon B. Coody
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										34-36-8(b);
				  34-36-8(c).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 303 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS › APPENDICES › Appendix D - Change In Company Affiliation Form

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, §§
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 304 - ALABAMA ELECTRONIC SECURITY BOARD OF LICENSURE › Chapter 304-X-1 - INITIAL RULES › Section 304-X-1-.02 - Operation Of The Board

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(1) Pursuant to the
					Code of Alabama 1975
					34-1A-2,
					the board shall reflect the racial, gender, geographic, and economic diversity
					of the state, who are citizens of this state, appointed by the Governor, and
					subject to confirmation by the Alabama Senate.
(2) Pursuant to the Open Meetings Act:
(a) Members of the board may participate in a
					board meeting by means of video conference, and this shall qualify as
					attendance at the meeting in person. Attendance by telephone without video
					conference does not qualify as attendance at a board meeting. Three board
					members must be physically present at the board meeting in order for the board
					to conduct official business.
(b)
					Members of a committee of the board may attend by means of video conference,
					and this shall qualify as attendance at the meeting in person. Attendance by
					telephone without video conference does not qualify as attendance at a
					committee meeting. A majority of committee members shall be physically present
					to conduct official committee business or render a decision.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 304 - ALABAMA ELECTRONIC SECURITY BOARD OF LICENSURE › Chapter 304-X-1 - INITIAL RULES › Section 304-X-1-.04 - Fees

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(1) Fees are to be paid to the Board of
			 Licensure by certified cashier's check, credit card, debit card, or by money
			 order:
Administrative fee
$150.00 One-time fee upon the first application or
							 company name change
Laye Renewal Fee
$500.00 One-time fee upon the submission of a company
							 renewal application after the December 31st
							 deadline.
Partnership or Sole Proprietorship
$150.00 Annually
Company or Corporation
$200.00 Annually
Branch Location
$200.00 Annually
Qualifying Agent (the person
							 responsible)
$25 Annually per classification, maximum $75.00
							 Annually
Registrant
$25.00 Annually
Lost/Replacement ID Card
$12.50 Issued
Monitoring Station Annual Fee
Company License Fee $200.00, Plus $12.50 per
							 monitoring operator.
(2)
			 Fees are to be paid to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) by certified
			 cashier's check, credit card, debit card, or money order:
Fee for processing New Applicant FBI criminal
							 background report
Range from $41.50 to $61.00
Fee for processing renewing applicant for ALEA
							 criminal background report
Range from $25.00 to $32.00
(3)
			 NSF fee for return check $30.00 per check
(4) If applying for renewal licenses during
			 the assigned renewal period and having been licensed during the most recent
			 licensing period, company and individual fees may qualify for a reduction in
			 fees during the first six months of open renewals. With the exception of the
			 $150 administration fee, AESBL fees shall be reduced by 10% between June
			 1st and August 31st
			 during a current renewal period, and by 5% between September
			 1st and November 30th.
			 Beginning December 1st of a current renewal period,
			 application fees will no longer be reduced. ALEA fees shall not be reduced
			 during this time period.
(5) If the
			 applicant fails to renew license within 30 days of expiration, he or she must
			 reapply as a new applicant.
(6)
			 Effective for licensing year 2015, when all licenses will be on a two-year
			 basis, a new company or new applicant's fees will determine based on the date
			 of the application according to the following schedule:
(a) If applying prior to or in the first six
			 months of the two-year, the fees will double the annual fees.
(b) If applying in the second six months of
			 the two-year term, the fees will be one and one-half times the annual
			 fees.
(c) If applying in the third
			 six months of the two-year term, the fees will be equal to the annual
			 fees.
(d) If applying in the last
			 six months of the two-year term, the fees will be one-half of the annual
			 fees.