So, in California, anyone working as an electrician that is employed by a licensed electrician must be certified. It defines electrician as:
"(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."
If my guy does not make any connections, either making up boxes, fixtures, or installing devices, rather, he just helps to pull wire, run romex from box to box, and clean up, etc, is he required to be certified??
"(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."
If my guy does not make any connections, either making up boxes, fixtures, or installing devices, rather, he just helps to pull wire, run romex from box to box, and clean up, etc, is he required to be certified??