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LR 2033
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Sec. 119. 32 MRSA §2401-B, sub-§1, ¶A, as enacted by PL 1999, c. 386, Pt.
J, §14, is amended to read:

 
A. For a journeyman oil burner technician license, a
person must present satisfactory evidence to the board of
at least one year's licensed practical experience as an
apprentice oil burner technician, or 6 months of licensed
practical experience and completion of an oil burner
technician course at a Maine technical community college,
regional applied technology center, applied technology
region or comparable institute from Maine or another state
consisting, at a minimum, of 160 hours of study of which
at least 75 hours are made up of laboratory work on oil
burner equipment and related systems. An out-of-state
applicant must present satisfactory evidence to the board
of experience in installing, cleaning, servicing, altering
and repairing oil burning equipment.

 
Sec. 120. 32 MRSA §3501, sub-§2, ¶B, as amended by PL 1999, c. 386,
Pt. L, §6, is further amended to read:

 
B. A minimum of 2,000 hours of work in the field of
plumbing installations as a journeyman-in-training under
the supervision of a licensed master plumber, as long as
the work experience is obtained within 4 years of the date
upon which the applicant was issued a journeyman-in-
training license. A journeyman-in-training license must be
issued upon sworn application to any person who has
satisfactorily completed one academic year of instruction
in plumbing at a board-approved technical community
college and who has obtained a passing grade, as
determined by the board on the journeyman's examination.

 
Sec. 121. 32 MRSA §3501, sub-§2-B, as enacted by PL 1999, c. 386, Pt.
L, §6, is amended to read:

 
2-B. Journeyman-in-training. The board may issue a
journeyman-in-training license to a person who provides
satisfactory evidence of completion of a plumbing course
consisting of one year or 2 semesters at a board-approved
technical community college. A journeyman-in-training license
is valid for a single nonrenewable period of 4 years and may
be issued only once to any individual.

 
Sec. 122. 32 MRSA §8105, sub-§7-A, ¶D, as amended by PL 1989, c. 443,
§90, is further amended to read:

 
D. Possesses a minimum of 6 years of preparation
consisting of a combination of:


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