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Certification for California cablers???? 1

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crooter

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May 10, 2005
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I have been told that in the State of California, the Government is making it a mandatory requirement for all LOW VOLTAGE cablers- to include voice/data/audio/video the register with the State and apply for and take a test which upon passing will certify you in the State of California to work in cabling!

I went to Californias site
and could not find anything other than Alarm/fire alarm requirements---regards testing and certification

Anyone no anything about this?
 
3099 (3)(b)

Certification is required only for those persons who perform work as electricians for contractors licensed as Class C-10 electrical contractors under the Contractors' State License Board Rules and Regulations. Certification is not required for persons performing work for contractors licensed as Class C-7 low voltage systems or Class C-45 electric sign contractors as long as the work performed is within the scope of the Class C-7 or Class-45 license, including incidental and supplemental work as defined in Section 7059 of the Business and Professions Code, and regardless of whether the same contractor is also licensed as a Class C-10 contractor.

3099.2 (6)(c)

As used in this section, "electricians" includes all persons who engage in the connection of electrical devices for electrical contractors licensed pursuant to Section 7058 of the Business and Professions Code, specifically, contractors classified as electrical contractors in the Contractors' State License Board Rules and Regulations. This section does not apply to electrical connections under 100 volt-amperes. This section does not apply to persons performing work to which Section 7042.5 of the Business and Professions Code is applicable, or to electrical work ordinarily and customarily performed by stationary engineers. This section does not apply to electrical work in connection with the installation, operation, or maintenance of temporary or portable electrical equipment performed by technicians in the theatrical, motion picture production, television, hotel, exhibition, or trade show industries.



The answer is "42"
 
Seems you are answering all my inquiries--you deserve a star

Thanks
 
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