Contractor and a Master of Record?

[Part-Time]

I am a TEXAS Electrical Contractor, and I only do commercial work.
I am the sole owner for my company.
I have been ask to be the master of record for another company
That does residential work. I have looked on the TDLR website
It only reference to a master of record for a sign company it does not
Say anything about being a Contractor and Master of record.

My question is can I be a Electrical Contractor and a Master Of Record for another Electrical Contracting company?

 

[kbsparky]

Some jurisdictions allow you to represent more than one company. Others do not.

You'll have to inquire at your local licensing office or board for details.

 

[ASK_EDDIE]

You can Master for two companys, but you must be at least 50 % owner in both companys.

 

[ASK_EDDIE]

Sec. 1305.159. Electrical Contractor.

(a) An applicant for a license as an electrical contractor must:

(1) be licensed under this chapter as a master electrician or employ a person licensed under this chapter as a master electrician;

(2) establish proof of financial responsibility in the manner prescribed by the executive director; and

(3) maintain workers' compensation coverage for the contractor's employees through an insurance company authorized to engage in the business of insurance in this state or through self-insurance, or elect not to obtain workers' compensation coverage, as provided by Subchapter A, Chapter 406, Labor Code.

(b) A person who holds a master electrician license issued or recognized under this chapter may only be assigned to a single electrical contractor, unless the master electrician owns more than 50 percent of the electrical contracting business.