Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 235 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND LICENSING › Division 11 - Arkansas Board of Electrical Examiners › Rule 235.11.23-001 - Administrative Rules Pertaining to the Board of Electrical Examiners of the State of Arkansas

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
construction, installation, and maintenance of electrical
				facilities and for the performance of electrical work.
E. The Board hereby adopts and incorporates
			 herein the Standard Practices for Good Workmanship in Electrical Contracting,
			 American National Standards Institute/National Electrical Contractors
			 Association 1-2006, as the guide for the quality and the standard of
			 workmanship in the installation of electrical equipment.
F. This rule does not include any later
			 amendments or editions of the standards incorporated by reference.
G. Copies of these standards incorporated by
			 reference can be viewed in the offices of the Electrical Division or can be
			 obtained by contacting the following:
National Fire Protection Association
1 Batterymarch Park
Quincy,MA 02169-7471
1-800-344-3555
www.nfpa.org
010.13-009 Definitions
A. The various classes of licenses shall be
			 defined as follows:
1. "Master electrician"
			 shall mean an individual with an unlimited license classification and who is
			 authorized to plan, lay out, and supervise the installation, maintenance, and
			 extension of electrical conductors and equipment.
2. "Journeyman electrician" shall mean an
			 individual who is limited by license classification to install, maintain, and
			 extend electrical conductors and equipment. A journeyman electrician cannot
			 contract with the general public to plan, lay out or supervise the
			 installation, maintenance and extension of electrical conductors and equipment
			 without employing at least one (1) full-time master electrician.
3. "Residential master electrician" shall
			 mean an individual who is limited by license classification to performing
			 electrical work for single family dwellings, duplexes or two-family dwellings,
			 triplexes or three-family dwellings, and quadruplexes or four-family dwellings,
			 including planning and supervising the installation, maintenance and extension
			 of electrical facilities. A residential master electrician may perform
			 electrical work on a commercial or other project under the supervision of a
			 journeyman electrician or master electrician in the same manner and with the
			 same ratio as an electrical apprentice.
4. "Residential journeyman electrician" shall
			 mean an individual who is limited by license classification to install, alter,
			 repair, maintain, or renovate electrical facilities for single family
			 dwellings, duplexes or two-family dwellings, triplexes or three-family
			 dwellings, and quadraplexes or four-family dwellings under the general
			 supervision of a residential master electrician or a master electrician. A
			 residential journeyman may perform electrical work on a commercial or other
			 project under the supervision of a journeyman electrician or master electrician
			 in the same manner and with the same ratio as an electrical
			 apprentice.
5. "Air conditioning
			 electrician" shall mean an individual who is limited by license classification
			 to the installation, maintenance, and extension of electrical conductors and
			 equipment solely for the purpose of supplying heating and air conditioning and
			 refrigeration units.
6. "Industrial
			 maintenance electrician" shall mean an individual who is limited by license
			 classification to the repair, maintenance, alteration, and extension of
			 electrical conductors and equipment for electrical power and control systems on
			 or within industrial, manufacturing, or similar type facilities. For employees
			 of industrial facilities, it is not necessary to possess this or any other
			 class of license. See Ark. Code Ann. §
									17-28-102(a)(2)
			 and Rule 010.13.010(A).
7.
			 "Specialist Sign Electrician" means any individual who is limited to a license
			 classification possessing the necessary qualifications, training, and technical
			 knowledge for installing, maintaining and repairing electrically illuminated or
			 operated signs and gaseous tubing for illumination, making all connection to an
			 approved outlet of sufficient capacity within twenty-five (25) feet of the sign
			 to be connected. A specialist sign electrician may also maintain and repair
			 parking lot lights with a special endorsement to his or her
			 license..