Unless otherwise expressly stated, the following words shall, for the
purpose of this chapter, have the meanings herein indicated:
APPRENTICE ELECTRICIAN
Any person who shall have qualified as an apprentice electrician
and registered in accordance with the terms of this chapter and under the
rules and regulations of the Examining Board.
CHIEF PLANT ELECTRICIAN
Any person who shall have qualified as a chief plant electrician
and registered in accordance with the terms of this chapter and under the
rules and regulations of the Examining Board.
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN
Any person who shall have passed a journeyman electrician's
examination and qualified and registered in accordance with the terms of this
chapter and under the rules and regulations of the Examining Board.
MASTER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Any person, firm or corporation who or which shall have qualified
and registered as a master electrical contractor in accordance with the terms
of this chapter and under the rules and regulations of the Examining Board
hereinafter created.
MATERIALS, ELECTRICAL OR ELECTRICAL WORK, ELECTRICAL MATERIALS, ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE AND ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
Includes all electrical apparatus, electric appliances, electric
wiring, electrical fixtures and all electrical supplies of whatsoever kind
or nature used as a part of any installation for the transmission or consumption
of electrical energy, and including the electrical installation and apparatus
used in connection with and adjunctive to domestic oil burners and mechanical
stokers; provided, however, that said terms shall not include incandescent
lamps, domestic electrical appliances severable from the freehold without
material damage thereto, public utility company kilowatt meters, radio broadcast
or receiving apparatus, television broadcast or receiving apparatus or automotive
electrical equipment; provided, further, that nothing in this chapter shall
apply to work performed by employees of a public utility while engaged in
regular line of duty for the utility company by whom they are employed. "Regular
line of duty" shall mean that work which is essential or incidental to the
delivery of energy to customers of said public utility.
OIL BURNER SERVICE DEALER
Any person, firm or corporation who or which shall have qualified
and registered as an oil burner service dealer in accordance with the terms
of this chapter and under the rules and regulations of said Examining Board.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE DEALER
Any person, firm or corporation who or which shall have qualified
and registered as a refrigeration service dealer in accordance with the terms
of this chapter and under the rules and regulations of said Examining Board.
There is hereby created and established an Electrical Examining Board,
hereinafter referred to as "Examining Board."
No electrical wiring system may be used or current supplied until a
certificate of inspection and approval has been issued by an approved inspecting
agency acting in coordination with the Building Inspector. Such certificate
shall be filed with the Building Inspector not later than 30 days after completion
of the installation of the electrical wiring system. No permit is required
from the Building Inspector for the installation of electrical wiring, and
the contract or estimated cost of an installed wiring system shall not be
included in the calculations necessary to arrive at the building permit fee.
Unless and until revised as hereinafter provided, the schedules of fees
heretofore established by the approved inspecting agencies are hereby approved
and adopted as schedules of reasonable fees to be paid to the approved inspecting
agencies for required inspection. Inspecting agencies shall qualify to act
as such inspecting agencies to make inspection and to receive fees for inspection
by filing with the Township Manager within 30 days from the effective date
of this chapter the written acceptance by the inspecting agency and its agreement
to act as an inspecting agency for the purpose of and as provided in this
chapter. When so qualified, the inspecting agency until such time as, upon
at least 120 days' prior written notice to the Township Manager, it shall
elect to cease so acting; provided, however, that if the Township shall desire
to terminate its approval of the inspecting agency, the Township may at any
time give 120 days' written notice to the inspecting agency that its
designation as an approved inspecting agency hereunder has been terminated.
Said schedules of fees hereby approved shall remain in full force and effect
and shall not be subject to revision by the inspecting agencies unless and
until any revised fees proposed by the inspecting agencies shall first be
filed with the Township and approved by the Board of Commissioners. At least
three copies of the schedules of fees, as now in effect or hereafter revised,
shall be kept on file in the office of the Building Inspector and be available
for public inspection during regular business hours.