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DirectionsThe Contractor Registration Program is for those who provide one specialty skill for residential projects and for all commercial projects, if they do not hold a residential contractor’s license.
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Editor's note: This information is being reprinted in its entirety and as it was received from John D. Peyton, director of the Certified Boiler Engineers for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
I am the director of the Certified Boiler Engineers for The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and have conducted an inspection of a boiler explosion of an antique boiler at Medina, Ohio. This inspection and evaluation was conducted at the request of Medina County Sheriff Neil F. Hassinger and Lt. John Detchon. (This explosion occurred on July 29,2001)
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Except when the supervision is provided by a power limited technician, which limits the maintenance work to technology circuits and systems, examples of work allowed within the scope of a maintenance electrician include:
Replacement of receptacle outlets of any voltage, phase, system, or amperage with devices having identical characteristics
Replacement of manual lighting switches of any voltage with devices having identical characteristics
The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry's (DLI's) Minnesota OSHA (MNOSHA) Compliance has issued a $10,500 penalty to Amazon in Shakopee, Minnesota, regarding worker safety hazards at a warehouse distribution center.
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Each apprenticeship program must include a ratio of journeyworkers to apprentices consistent with proper supervision, training, safety and continuity of employment.
Per Minnesota Statute 178.036, the supervision ratio is one apprentice for the first journeyworker employed at the work site except for occupations in the building and construction trades or any hazardous occupation as defined by state law where the ratio is one apprentice for the first journeyworker employed at the work site plus one apprentice for each additional three journeyworkers employed at the work site.
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