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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.02 - General Regulations › Section 09.15.02.06 - Renewal of a Lower License Category

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
A. A master, master restricted, or limited
				licensee:
(1) May elect to renew a current
				license under a lower category, if the original license held by the licensee is
				forfeited;
(2) Who has renewed and
				received a license pursuant to §A(1) of this regulation, is required to
				requalify for the higher category of license previously held by taking and
				passing the appropriate examination administered by the Board in accordance
				with Business Regulation Article, §
										9A-304, Annotated
				Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.02 - General Regulations › Section 09.15.02.07 - Training for HVACR Journeyman

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A. Before an HVACR
				apprentice may be examined for a license as an HVACR journeyman, the apprentice
				shall complete at least 6,000 hours of training in providing heating,
				ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration services under the direction
				and control of a licensed HVACR contractor. The training shall be over a period
				of at least 4 years, while licensed as a Maryland HVACR apprentice.
B. It is recommended that the study,
				instruction, training, and experience include the following areas:
(1) Installation of HVACR equipment
				including:
(a) Determining location of
				exterior and interior equipment including condensers, thermostat, humidistat,
				exhaust piping, and duct work,
(b)
				Preparing equipment foundation/base to install anchors, equipment, and
				vibration isolator pads,
(c)
				Determining type and mounting system required for equipment, layout, and
				routing of condensate drain,
(d)
				Installing air, water and evaporative cooled condensers, evaporative cooler,
				air-handling units, gas and oil furnaces, heat pumps, and baseboard
				heat,
(e) Installing humidifiers,
				electronic air cleaners, thermostats, and humidistats, and
(f) Installing and filling a hydronic system
				including a circulator pump, three-way diverter valve, automatic feeder,
				expansion tank, zone valves, air vent, pressure relief valve, booster fan,
				condensate pump, water pump, gas valve, and primary safety
				control;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.02 - General Regulations › Section 09.15.02.08 - Time for Submitting License Application

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A. An applicant who has successfully
				completed the licensing examination shall apply for licensure, including
				payment of all applicable fees, within 1 year of successfully completing the
				licensing examination in order for the applicant's test results to remain
				valid. All applicants who have successfully completed the licensing examination
				more than 1 year before the effective date of this section shall apply for
				licensure not later than July 31, 1999.
B. An applicant who was approved for
				licensure without examination pursuant to Business Regulation Article, §
									9A-306, Annotated
				Code of Maryland, shall apply for licensure, including payment of all
				applicable fees, not later than July 31, 1999, to be entitled to a license
				without examination.
C. An
				applicant for a license, filed pursuant to Business Regulation Article, §
									9A-306(e),
				Annotated Code of Maryland, authorizing the Board to issue a journeyman license
				to an applicant who has successfully completed an applicable apprentice program
				approved by the Apprenticeship and Training Council, shall have completed the
				apprentice program within 2 years of the date the journeyman license
				application is filed.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.02 - General Regulations › Section 09.15.02.09 - Responsibilities of Licensee

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A. A
				licensee shall undertake to provide heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, or
				refrigeration services only if the licensee is qualified by training,
				education, and experience to provide the required services.
B. A licensee shall maintain appropriate
				insurance covering any heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and
				refrigeration service the licensee provides. Insurance provided by an employer
				does not satisfy the insurance requirements of Business Regulation Article,
				§
									9A-205, Annotated
				Code of Maryland, if a licensee provides heating, ventilation,
				air-conditioning, or refrigeration services outside the scope of employment
				with the insured person or business entity.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.02 - General Regulations › Section 09.15.02.10 - Failure to Respond

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A. If an
				applicant or licensee receives from the Board a written communication
				requesting a response, the applicant or licensee shall respond in writing
				within 30 days of the date of the mailing.
B. The Board shall send a written
				communication by first-class mail to the last address furnished to the Board by
				the applicant or licensee.
C. It is
				the responsibility of an applicant or licensee to notify the Board in writing
				if there has been a change in an applicant's or licensee's address.
D. Failure to respond as required by this
				regulation may be considered by the Board to be a violation of Business
				Regulation Article, §
									9A-310(a)(l)(xii),
				Annotated Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.05 - Compliance with International Mechanical Code › Section 09.15.05.01 - Incorporation by Reference

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A. In this
				chapter, the following documents are incorporated by reference:
(1) 2018 International Mechanical Code
				(International Code Council, 500 New Jersey Ave., N.W., 6th Floor, Washington,
				D.C. 20001), which has been incorporated by reference in COMAR
				09.12.50.02-1B(5),
				except as modified by Regulation .02 of this chapter; and
(2) 2018 International Residential Code for
				One- and Two-Family Dwellings (International Code Council, 500 New Jersey Ave.,
				N.W., 6th Floor, Washington, D.C. 20001), which has been incorporated by
				reference in COMAR
				09.12.51.04A(2)
				except Chapters 1-11 and 25-44.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.05 - Compliance with International Mechanical Code › Section 09.15.05.02 - Modifications to the International Mechanical Code

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A. Chapter 1, § 101.1 of the
				International Mechanical Code shall be read to include "the State of Maryland"
				as the name of jurisdiction indicated there.
B. Add note to Chapter 1, § 101.3: If a
				conflict arises as to methods of installation, maintenance, and repair under
				this Code, the manufacturer's operation and installation manual or instructions
				shall govern.
C. Sections Omitted.
(1) Chapter 1, omit sections:
(a)
											§ 103.1 -.4 (entirely) Department of
				Mechanical Inspection;
(b)
											§
				104.1 -.7 (entirely) Duties and Powers of the Code Official;
(c)
											§ 105.1 -.5 (entirely)
				Approval;
(d)
											§ 106.1 -5.3
				(entirely) Permits;
(e)
											§
				107.1 -.6 (entirely) Inspections and Testing;
(f)
											§ 108.1 -.7.3 (entirely)
				Violations;
(g)
											§ 109.1 -.7
				(entirely) Means of Appeal; and
(h)
											§ 110.1 -.4 (entirely) Temporary Equipment, systems and Uses.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 15 - STATE BOARD OF HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION CONTRACTORS › Chapter 09.15.05 - Compliance with International Mechanical Code › Section 09.15.05.03 - Provisions Added to the International Mechanical Code

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A. Assessment of Fees and Penalties. Fees or
				penalties to be assessed under the 2018 International Mechanical Code
				provisions shall be determined by the administrative authority for each
				subdivision.
B. Requirements for
				Plans and Specifications.
(1) Plans and
				specifications for the installation of all heating, ventilation,
				air-conditioning, or refrigeration systems shall:
(a) Be approved by a licensed Maryland HVACR
				master, HVACR master restricted licensed for the system being installed, or a
				Maryland licensed professional engineer; and
(b) Have affixed to them the name and license
				number of the Maryland HVACR master, HVACR master restricted licensed for the
				system being installed, or Maryland licensed professional engineer.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.01 - General Requirements

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A. A
				licensee, permit holder, or registrant shall be familiar with and comply with
				the laws and regulations governing the practice of barbering.
B. Every licensee, permit holder, and
				registrant shall display a current and valid license in full view of the public
				at the licensee's individual work station. The licensee or registrant shall
				affix a current picture to the license.
C. A master barber or barber may not practice
				barbering in any place other than an authorized barber shop or an authorized
				beauty salon unless the following conditions are met:
(1) The services are sponsored by an
				authorized shop;
(2) The licensee
				is fully supplied with sanitized and disinfected equipment by the sponsoring
				shop and the implements and tools are carried back and forth in an appropriate
				manner to assure they are not contaminated;
(3) The sponsoring shop maintains complete
				records of all services performed, and the date, time, place, and charge for
				the services; and
(4) All tools,
				equipment, and complete records are available for inspection.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.02 - Master Barber License

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A. A
				master barber license authorizes the licensee to practice all aspects of
				barbering without supervision.
B. A
				master barber may provide training to one apprentice.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.03 - Barber License

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A barber license authorizes the licensee to practice all
				  aspects of barbering.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.04 - Barber Apprentice and Barber-Stylist Apprentice Registration

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A. A barber
				apprentice registration authorizes the apprentice to learn all aspects of
				barbering while in an authorized barber shop under the direct supervision of a
				master barber.
B. A barber-stylist
				apprentice registration authorizes the apprentice to learn all aspects of
				barber styling while in an authorized barber shop under the direct supervision
				of a master barber.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.05 - Supervision of a Barber Apprentice or Barber-Stylist Apprentice

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A. Prior to
				supervising an apprentice for the first time, a master barber shall participate
				in an orientation program administered by the Board.
B. A master barber licensee who supervises an
				apprentice shall:
(1) Ensure that the
				apprentice receives the required theory and practical training;
(2) Ensure that the apprentice receives at
				least 30 hours of training per week;
(3) File a monthly report, on a form supplied
				by the Board, stating the progress of each apprentice in the shop and
				identifying the designated licensee in charge of each apprentice; and
(4) Advise the Board immediately, in writing,
				when an apprenticeship is discontinued, temporarily or otherwise.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.06 - Apprenticeship Registration Requirements

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A. A person may be registered as an
				apprentice if the person:
(1) Is at least 16
				years old;
(2) Has secured a
				sponsoring shop in which to apprentice;
(3) Has been approved by the Board;
				and
(4) Prior to being registered
				as an apprentice, has participated in an orientation program administered by
				the Board.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.07 - Examinations

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A. The Board shall
				schedule examinations as often as necessary to meet the demand.
B. Each qualified applicant for examination
				shall be sent a notice of the examination that contains the:
(1) Time, date, and location of the
				examination;
(2) Amount of time
				allotted for the examination;
(3)
				Areas that will be tested during the theoretical and practical portions of the
				examination;
(4) Requirements for
				models;
(5) Equipment the applicant
				shall bring;
(6) Requirements for
				passing the examination; and
(7)
				Board's policy on bringing books or other materials into the examination
				room.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.08 - Fees

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A. Purpose. This
				regulation is intended to carry out the provisions of Business Occupations and
				Professions Article, Titles 4 and 5, and Business Regulation Article,
				§§
									2-106.13 and
				2-106.14,
				Annotated Code of Maryland. In particular, it is intended to set various fees
				in order to cover the actual documented direct and indirect costs of fulfilling
				the statutory and regulatory duties of the State Board of Barbers and State
				Board of Cosmetologists.
B.
				Definitions.
(1) In this regulation, the
				following terms have the meanings indicated.
(2) Terms Defined.
(a) "Barber shop permit fee" means the fee
				paid by an applicant or licensee, as applicable, in connection with the
				issuance and renewal of a barber shop permit.
(b) "Barbers Board" means the State Board of
				Barbers.
(c) "Cosmetologists Board"
				means the State Board of Cosmetologists.
(d) "License fee" means the fee paid by an
				applicant or licensee, as applicable, in connection with the issuance and
				renewal of a license and the issuance of a limited license and a reciprocal
				license.
(e) "Secretary" means the
				Secretary of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.09 - Renewals

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A. A renewal
				application for each license or registration shall be mailed to each licensee,
				permit holder, and registrant at the last known address.
B. A licensee, permit holder, or registrant
				shall submit each application and the required payment at least 14 days before
				the expiration date of the existing license.
C. An application that is incomplete or is
				not accompanied by the appropriate fee shall be returned to the
				applicant.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.10 - Compensation of Inspectors

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A.
				Inspectors, appointed by the Board, shall be paid a per diem of at least $50
				based on the State's budget.
B. All
				per diem employees are entitled to be reimbursed for traveling expenses in
				accordance with the State's policy.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.11 - Citations to Licensees

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Unless otherwise indicated, the following civil penalties are
				  applicable to the following violations of the laws and regulations of the Board
				  of Barbers discovered by a Board inspector during an inspection of a
				  barbershop:
A. Working in a barbershop
				for which a permit never has been issued or at another unauthorized
				location-$300
B. Licensing.
(1) Operating without a valid
				license-$300
(2) No photo on
				license-$100
(3) Providing services
				beyond scope of license-$300
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.16.01.12 - Failure to Respond

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A. An applicant
				or licensee shall respond in writing to a written communication from the Board
				within 30 days of the date of mailing.
B. The Board shall send a written
				communication by first-class mail to the last address furnished to the Board by
				an applicant or licensee.
C. It is
				a responsibility of an applicant or licensee to notify the Board in writing if
				there has been a change in applicant's or licensee's address.
D. Failure to respond as required by this
				regulation may be considered by the Board to be a violation of Business
				Occupations and Professions Article, §
									4-314(a)(l)(ix),
				Annotated Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.02 - Barber Shops › Section 09.16.02.01 - Shop - General

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A. Application
				for a barber shop permit shall be submitted to the Board together with
				certification of approval with respect to zoning, health, fire prevention, and
				all other laws, ordinances, and requirements applicable to the
				establishment.
B. A person
				establishing a residential shop shall meet the following requirements in
				addition to the requirements set forth in §A of this regulation:
(1) The shop shall be completely separate and
				distinct from all living quarters;
(2) The shop shall be in compliance with all
				applicable laws, regulations, and ordinances;
(3) The shop shall have a separate outside
				entrance for use of shop patrons; and
(4) The shop shall have a restroom facility
				maintained for exclusive use by shop clients.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.02 - Barber Shops › Section 09.16.02.02 - Owner Responsibility

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The holder of a barber shop permit is responsible for:
A. The condition and operation of the shop in
				compliance with the laws and regulations governing the practice of
				barbering;
B. Displaying a sign
				containing the name and nature of the establishment, in at least 3-inch bold
				display-type lettering, on the outside of the premises in full view of the
				street or public walkway unless otherwise directed by the Board;
C. Displaying, in full view of the public:
(1) The shop permit;
(2) A zoning certification or other approval
				for the practice of barbering on the premises; and
(3) A condensed version of the laws and
				regulations regarding the licensing and regulation of individuals authorized to
				perform services in a barber shop, and owners of a barber shop, as provided by
				the Board;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.02 - Barber Shops › Section 09.16.02.03 - Prohibitions

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The following activities are prohibited in any barber shop or
				  in regard to any shop-sponsored services:
A. The performance of services of any kind on
				a client who has an infectious or contagious disease that presents a hazard to
				others;
B. The performance of
				services of any kind by a licensee or registrant who has an infectious or
				contagious disease that presents a hazard to clients;
C. The performance of services of any kind
				upon the surface of a client's skin or scalp, where the skin or scalp is
				inflamed or where a skin infection or eruption is present, unless authorized by
				a physician;
D. The removal of
				corns, calluses, or other growths of the skin, such as warts, by
				cutting;
E. The presence of a dog,
				cat, bird, or any kind of animal on the shop premises with the exception of
				guide dogs for the blind;
F. The
				sale of any hairpieces which previously have been worn including, but not
				limited to wigs, toupees, wiglets, falls, and switches;
G. The integration of any other business
				unless the other business is separated from the barber shop by a permanent
				partition or wall that goes from floor to ceiling.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.02 - Barber Shops › Section 09.16.02.05 - Citations to Barbershops

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Unless otherwise indicated, the following civil penalties are
				  applicable to the following violations of the laws and regulations of the Board
				  of Barbers discovered by a Board inspector during an inspection of a
				  barbershop:
A. Operating a barbershop
				for which a permit:
(1) Never has been issued
				- formal hearing
(2) Expired -
				$300
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.03 - Schools › Section 09.16.03.01 - Public and Private Barber Schools - General

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The Board's inspectors may conduct inspections of those
				  schools of barbering approved by the State Board of Education or the Maryland
				  Higher Education Commission.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.03 - Schools › Section 09.16.03.02 - Prohibitions - Schools

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The following activities are prohibited in a barber school
				  approved by the State Board of Education or the Maryland Higher Education
				  Commission:
A. The performance of
				services of any kind on a client who has an infectious or contagious disease
				that presents a hazard to others;
B. The performance of services of any kind by
				a student who has an infectious or contagious disease that presents a hazard to
				clients;
C. The performance of
				services of any kind upon the surface of a client's skin or scalp, where the
				skin or scalp is inflamed or where a skin infection or eruption is present,
				unless authorized by a physician;
D. The removal of corns, calluses, or other
				growths of the skin, such as warts, by cutting;
E. The presence of a dog, cat, bird, or any
				kind of animal on the school premises with the exception of guide dogs for the
				blind;
F. The sale of any
				hairpieces which previously have been worn including, but not limited to wigs,
				toupees, wiglets, falls, and switches.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.03 - Schools › Section 09.16.03.04 - Complaints and Violations in Barber Schools

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A. This regulation applies whenever a
				complaint is made to the Board by an inspector, member of the Board, or any
				other person in regard to the sanitary condition of a barber school or the
				sanitary practice of barbering performed at a barber school.
B. Upon receipt of a complaint, in compliance
				with Business Occupations and Professions Article, §
									4-511,
				Annotated Code of Maryland, an inspector shall investigate the complaint, and
				the Board shall determine if the complaint alleges grounds adequate to warrant
				action by the Board.
C. If the
				Board determines that the complaint does not allege grounds adequate to warrant
				action by the Board, the Board shall dismiss the complaint.
D. If the Board determines that the complaint
				does allege grounds adequate to warrant action by the Board, the Board shall
				notify the owner of the school, or an authorized representative of the school,
				in writing and provide the owner of the school with an opportunity to correct
				the violation.
E. If the owner
				corrects each alleged violation within 10 days of the written notification, the
				Board shall dismiss the complaint and notify the owner.
F. If the owner fails to correct each alleged
				violation within 10 days of the written notification, the Board shall institute
				and conduct a hearing as provided in State Government Article, Title 10,
				Subtitle 2, Annotated Code of Maryland.
G. If the Board conducts a hearing and
				concludes that the owner has violated one or more sanitation regulations, the
				Board may impose a fine not to exceed $300 for each violation.
H. The Board shall report the sanitation
				violation and the amount of fine imposed to the Department of Education in
				regard to a public school or to the Maryland Higher Education Commission in
				regard to a private career school.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 16 - BOARD OF BARBERS › Chapter 09.16.03 - Schools › Section 09.16.03.05 - Citations to Schools

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Unless otherwise indicated, the following civil penalties are
				  applicable to the following violations of the laws and regulations of the Board
				  of Barbers discovered by a Board inspector during an inspection of a
				  school:
A. Sanitation.
(1) Improper Disinfection.
(a) Failure to wash implements before
				disinfection - $150
(b) Failure to
				properly disinfect implements, bowls, basins, or other areas - $150
(c) Failure to properly store disinfected
				implements - $150
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.17.01.01 - Responsibilities of Licensee

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A licensee shall be familiar with and comply with the laws
				  and regulations governing the provision of stationary engineer
				  services.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.17.01.02 - Application for Licensure

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An applicant who has successfully completed a license
				  examination shall apply for licensure, and pay all applicable fees, within 2
				  years of successfully completing the license examination in order for the
				  applicant's test results to remain valid.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.17.01.03 - Boiler Certification

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If a boiler certification is required, a licensee
				  shall:
A. Display conspicuously a
				current and valid license of each individual assigned to oversee a boiler:
(1) Near the regulated machinery;
				or
(2) With the certificate of
				inspection for the regulated machinery;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.17.01.04 - Failure to Respond

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A. If an
				applicant or licensee receives from the Board a written communication
				requesting a response, the applicant or licensee shall respond in writing
				within 30 days of the date of the mailing.
B. The Board shall send a written
				communication by first-class mail to the last address furnished to the Board by
				the applicant or licensee.
C. It is
				the responsibility of an applicant or licensee to notify the Board in writing
				if there has been a change in an applicant's or licensee's address.
D. Failure to respond as required by this
				regulation may be considered by the Board to be a violation of Business
				Occupations and Professions Article, §
									6.5-314(a)(l)(ix),
				Annotated Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.01 - Scope

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This chapter governs the duties of licensed stationary
				  engineers and is to be read in conjunction with Maryland Boiler and Pressure
				  Vessel Safety Act, Public Safety Article, Title 12, Subtitle 9, Annotated Code
				  of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meaning indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Competent authority" means:
(a) The boiler manufacturer; or
(b) If the boiler manufacturer is unavailable
				or defers to a jurisdictional authority:
(i)
				A person designated by the Commissioner of Labor and Industry as a Deputy
				Boiler Inspector or a Special Boiler Inspector; or
(ii) A professional engineer who has
				experience in the design, operation, and maintenance and repair of
				boilers.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.03 - Incorporation by Reference

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Controls and Safety Devices for Automatically Fired Boilers
				  (ASME CSD-1), published by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, which
				  has been incorporated by reference in COMAR
				  09.12.01.01B -1,
				  is incorporated by reference in this chapter.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.04 - Monitors and Indicators

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A. For a
				boiler, a computerized monitoring system shall qualify as a "24-hour
				computerized monitoring system and automatic controls," in accordance with
				Business Occupations and Professions Article, Title 6.5, Annotated Code of
				Maryland, if it meets the requirements of this regulation.
B. For a boiler operating at 30 to 299
				horsepower, the system shall monitor and indicate:
(1) Stack flue gas temperature;
(2) Burner status, including "on" and "off"
				indicators;
(3) Flame safety
				control status, including "normal" and "flame failure" indicators;
				and
(4) One of the following, as
				applicable:
(a) For steam boilers:
(i) Pressure; and
(ii) Water level; or
(b) For hot water boilers,
				temperature.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.05 - Automatic Controls

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A computerized monitoring system shall be equipped with
				  automatic controls in accordance with whichever is more restrictive of the
				  Maryland Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Act, Public Safety Article, Title
				  12, Subtitle 9, Annotated Code of Maryland or ASME CSD-1.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.06 - Alarm

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A computerized monitoring system shall be equipped with an
				  alarm that will activate when:
A. The
				stack flue gas reaches a high temperature;
B. The burner status indicator indicates the
				burner is "off";
C. The flame
				safety control status indicates a "flame failure"; and
D. One of the following occurs, as
				applicable:
(1) For steam boilers, the:
(a) Steam reaches low or high pressure;
				or
(b) Water reaches low or high
				level;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.07 - Automatic Shutdown

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A computerized monitoring system shall be equipped with an
				  automatic burner shutdown mechanism that will activate when:
A. Stack flue gas reaches high temperature;
				and
B. One of the following occurs,
				as applicable:
(1) For a steam boiler:
(a) Steam reaches high pressure; or
(b) Water reaches Low or high
				level;
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.08 - Manual Reset

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A. Subject to
				§B of this regulation, manual reset following an automatic shutdown as set
				forth in Regulation .07 of this chapter requires that a licensee or the
				licensee's designee shall physically inspect the boiler and appurtenances prior
				to restart.
B. Notwithstanding
				§A of this regulation, the licensee shall be responsible for the safe
				operation of a boiler at all times in accordance with Business Occupations and
				Professions Article, § 6.5 -302, Annotated Code of Maryland.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.02 - Computerized Monitoring System › Section 09.17.02.09 - Miscellaneous Provisions

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The Board may accept an alternate computerized monitoring
				  system if the system is equipped with features that provide a comparable level
				  of safety, monitoring, and control to those required by this regulation, in the
				  opinion of the Board.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.03 - Fees › Section 09.17.03.01 - Purpose

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This chapter is intended to carry out the provisions of
				  Business Occupations and Professions Article, Title 12, Annotated Code of
				  Maryland, and Business Regulation Article, §§
									2-106.9 and
				  2-106.10,
				  Annotated Code of Maryland. In particular, it is intended to set various fees
				  in order to cover the actual documented direct and indirect costs of fulfilling
				  the statutory and regulatory duties of the State Board of Master Electricians,
				  the State Board of Stationary Engineers, the State Board of Plumbing, and the
				  State Board of Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigeration
				  Contractors.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.03 - Fees › Section 09.17.03.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meanings indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Board" means the State Board of
				Stationary Engineers.
(2) "License
				fee" means the fee paid by an applicant or licensee, as applicable, in
				connection with the issuance and renewal of a license and the issuance of a
				limited license and a reciprocal license.
(3) "Mechanical boards " means collectively
				the:
(a) State Board of Master
				Electricians;
(b) State Board of
				Stationary Engineers;
(c) State
				Board of Plumbing; and
(d) State
				Board of Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigeration
				Contractors.
(4)
				"Secretary" means the Secretary of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 17 - BOARD OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS › Chapter 09.17.03 - Fees › Section 09.17.03.03 - Fees and Costs

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A. The Secretary
				and the mechanical boards have agreed to average their direct and indirect
				costs, based on the calculation of costs performed by the Secretary in
				consultation with the mechanical boards. Based on these calculations, the Board
				sets the following nonrefundable fees as of January 1, 2024:
(1) Original and Renewal License:
(a) Grade 1 - $73;
(b) Grade 2 - $56;
(c) Grade 3 - $56;
(d) Grade 4 - $39; and
(e) Grade 5 - $39.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 18 - BOARD OF CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGNERS › Chapter 09.18.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.18.01.01 - Purpose

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This chapter is intended to carry out the provisions of
				  Business Regulation Article, §§
									2-106.1 and
				  2.106.2, Annotated Code of Maryland, and Business Occupations and Professions
				  Article, Title 8, Annotated Code of Maryland. In particular, it is intended to
				  set various fees in order to cover the actual documented direct and indirect
				  costs of fulfilling the statutory and regulatory duties of the State Board of
				  Architects, the State Board of Certified Interior Designers, the State Board of
				  Examiners of Landscape Architects, the State Board for Professional Engineers,
				  and the State Board for Professional Land Surveyors.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 18 - BOARD OF CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGNERS › Chapter 09.18.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.18.01.02 - Definitions

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A. In this chapter,
				the following terms have the meaning indicated.
B. Terms Defined.
(1) "Board" means the State Board of
				Certified Interior Designers.
(2)
				"Certificate fee" means the fee paid by an applicant or certificate holder, as
				applicable, in connection with the issuance and renewal of a certificate and
				the issuance of a reciprocal certificate.
(3) "Design boards" means collectively the:
(a) State Board of Architects;
(b) Board;
(c) State Board of Examiners of Landscape
				Architects;
(d) State Board for
				Professional Engineers; and
(e)
				State Board for Professional Land Surveyors.
(4) "NCIDQ" means the National Council of
				Interior Design Qualification.
(5)
				"Secretary" means the Secretary of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 18 - BOARD OF CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGNERS › Chapter 09.18.01 - General Regulations › Section 09.18.01.03 - Fees and Costs

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A. The Secretary
				and the design boards have agreed to average their direct and indirect costs,
				based on the calculation of costs performed by the Secretary in consultation
				with the design boards. Based on these calculations, the Board sets the
				following fees:
(1) Certificate fee -
				$86;
(2) Nonrefundable initial
				application fee payable in connection with:
(a) An application for certificate -
				$39;
(b) An application for
				certificate by reciprocity - $56;
(3) Reinstatement fee - $112.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 18 - BOARD OF CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGNERS › Chapter 09.18.02 - Code of Ethics › Section 09.18.02.01 - Purpose

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The primary obligation of a certified interior designer when
				  performing interior design services is to protect the health, safety, and
				  welfare of the public.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 18 - BOARD OF CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGNERS › Chapter 09.18.02 - Code of Ethics › Section 09.18.02.02 - Responsibility to the Public

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A. In
				rendering professional services, a certified interior designer shall comply in
				all respects with applicable laws and regulations pertaining to the practice of
				interior design.
B. A certified
				interior designer may not engage in any form of false or misleading advertising
				or promotional activities, including, but not limited to, the falsification or
				misrepresentation of the work of a certified interior designer or of another
				person, academic or professional qualifications, degree of responsibility,
				experience, performance, or licensing status.
C. A certified interior designer shall be
				truthful and objective in all professional communications and public
				statements.
D. A certified interior
				designer may not seal, stamp, or sign, or permit to have a certified interior
				designer's name, signature, or stamp be affixed to, any plans, drawings,
				specifications, or other documents which were not prepared by a certified
				interior designer or under the certified interior designer's responsible
				supervising control and direction.
E. A certified interior designer may not by
				affirmative act or failure to act engage in improper, unprofessional, or
				dishonorable conduct of a character likely to deceive, defraud, or harm the
				public.
F. A certified interior
				designer may not knowingly associate with, or permit the use of, a certified
				interior designer's personal or business name in a business venture by a person
				or a firm which a certified interior designer knows, or has reason to know, is
				engaged in business or professional practice of a fraudulent or dishonorable
				nature.
G. In rendering
				professional services, a certified interior designer may not counsel or assist
				anyone, including, but not limited to, a certified interior designer's client,
				in conduct a certified interior designer knows, or reasonably is expected to
				know, is illegal or improper.
H. A
				certified interior designer who has direct knowledge of a violation of a
				provision of the laws or regulations pertaining to the practice of interior
				design by another person or entity shall immediately inform the Board of
				Certified Interior Designers in writing.
I. A certified interior designer may not pay,
				or offer to pay, either directly or indirectly, any commission, political
				contribution, gift, or other consideration in order to secure work, exclusive
				of the customary fees payable to employment agencies.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 09 - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR › Subtitle 18 - BOARD OF CERTIFIED INTERIOR DESIGNERS › Chapter 09.18.02 - Code of Ethics › Section 09.18.02.03 - Responsibility to the Client

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A. A
				certified interior designer shall undertake to perform professional assignments
				only if the certified interior designer, together with the certified interior
				designer's consultants, is qualified, by training, education, and experience to
				perform required services.
B. A
				certified interior designer may not divulge any confidential information about
				the client or the client's project, unless the certified interior designer
				reasonably believes that nondisclosure of the information creates a significant
				risk to public health and safety, or violates the applicable laws or this Code
				of Ethics.
C. A certified interior
				designer shall fully disclose to the certified interior designer's client all
				compensation that the certified interior designer receives in connection with a
				project, and may not accept any form of compensation from a third party in cash
				or in kind unless the client is informed and does not object to the method or
				form of compensation.
D. A
				certified interior designer may not knowingly assume or accept any position in
				which the certified interior designer's personal interests conflict with
				professional responsibilities.
E. A
				certified interior designer may offer professional services to the client as a
				consultant, specifier, or supplier on the basis of a fee, percentage, or
				mark-up, except that a certified interior designer may not request, propose, or
				accept a commission on a fee basis under circumstances in which the certified
				interior designer's professional judgment may be compromised.
F. Before entering into a written or verbal
				contract with a client, a certified interior designer shall clearly determine
				and convey to the client the scope and nature of the project involved, the
				services to be performed, and the method of remuneration for the
				services.
G. A certified interior
				designer shall produce studies, drawings, specifications, and other related
				documents of sufficiently high standards to clearly and accurately indicate all
				essential parts of the work to which they refer.
H. Except for specifications and drawings
				over which a certified interior designer retains proprietary rights or which
				the certified interior designer is required by law, or in connection with an
				investigation by the Board of Certified Interior Designers, to furnish, a
				certified interior designer may not use specifications, photographs, or
				drawings of a project without the express permission of a client.