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Vermont Statutes Title 26. Professions and Occupations, § 905. Application; examinations, education, and fees

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

(a)(1) Each applicant for a license shall submit to the Board, on forms furnished by it, a written application containing such relevant information as the Board may require, accompanied by the required examination fee.

(2) The examination fee shall be established by the Board but shall be no greater than the cost associated with administering the examination. Notwithstanding 32 V.S.A. § 502(a), if the examination is conducted by an outside testing service, the required examination fee may be paid directly to the testing service.

(b) Examinations shall be conducted in writing and shall include a practical skills examination. The examination shall cover theoretical and practical aspects of electrical work, together with pertinent laws and rules. In addition, the master electrician's examination shall contain questions on the installation of lightning rods, fire alarms, and fire detection systems.

(c) An applicant who fails the examination may, upon payment of the required fee, retake the examination.

(d)(1) Three-year electrical license fees shall be:

(A) for a masters license (initial and renewal)

$150.00;

(B) for a journeyman's license (initial and renewal)

$115.00;

(C) for a type-S journeyman's license (initial and renewal) per field

$115.00.

(2) The fee for a certificate for framing shall be:

$10.00.

(e) If a license is allowed to lapse, it may be renewed within one year of its expiration date by the payment of $25.00 in addition to the renewal fee.

(f) The fee for replacement of a lost or damaged license shall be: $20.00.

(g) Pursuant to qualifications and procedures determined by the Commissioner, the Board shall, upon request, waive application fees for qualified military members and military spouses.

(h) In addition to other education requirements of this subchapter, the Commissioner shall require each applicant to complete an education module regarding the State's energy goals and how the electrician profession can further those goals.

(1) The education module shall be not more than two hours and shall be required as a condition of initial licensure and license renewal. The module shall include education on any State or utility incentives relevant to the profession.

(A) The education module for initial licensure shall provide general information regarding the State's energy goals.

(B) The education module for license renewal shall provide any updates on the State's energy goals and any updates regarding corresponding State energy programs applicable to the profession.

(2) The Commissioner shall consider any recommendations on these education modules provided by relevant stakeholders and approve education modules in consultation with the Agency of Natural Resources and the Department of Public Service.

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