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City
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Montgomery
County
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Montgomery
Address
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445 Dexter Ave, Suite 3060
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(334) 679-1020
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
36104
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alabama Electrical Contractors Board
The committee discussed several items, including setting a go-live date for the 2026 NFPA 70 NEC for testing purposes. Various training courses and instructors from multiple providers were reviewed and approved. Additionally, the committee acted on numerous exam applications, approving a large list of candidates and denying others. A non-traditional continuing education application was also reviewed and denied.
The committee reviewed and approved a course request for the 2023 NEC Part 2. Additionally, the committee processed a series of exam applications, voting to approve twenty-six candidates, deny three candidates, and grant tentative approval to one candidate pending the receipt of required work hour documentation.
The Board discussed representation at an upcoming trade association event and the feasibility of database updates for electrical employees. Reciprocity agreements for Master Electrician and Journeyman licenses with the state of Texas were approved. Staff provided updates on new office space and the hiring of additional compliance and administrative personnel. The Investigative Committee report on disciplinary actions was accepted. The Education Committee report included the approval of one provider, seven courses, and forty-six exam applications, along with the denial of three applications. Finally, the Board reviewed and approved a financial report, ratified one hundred and one new contractors, and authorized payment for meeting expenses.
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