1.A person shall be licensed by the board and pay a licensing fee to work as an apprentice electrician while participating in
an apprenticeship training program registered by the office of apprenticeship of the United States department of labor in
accordance with the standards established by that department. An apprenticeship shall be limited to six years from the date
of licensure, unless extended by the board upon a finding that a hardship existed which prevented completion of the apprenticeship
program. Such licensure shall entitle the licensee to act as an apprentice to an electrical contractor, a class A master electrician,
a class B master electrician, a class A journeyman electrician, or a class B journeyman electrician as provided in subsection 3.
2.a.A person shall be licensed as an unclassified person by the board to perform electrical work if the work is performed under
the personal supervision of a person actually licensed to perform such work and the licensed and unclassified persons are
employed by the same employer. A person shall not be employed continuously for more than one hundred days as an unclassified
person without having obtained a current license from the board. For the purposes of determining whether a person has been
“employed continuously” for more than one hundred days under this subsection, employment shall include any days not worked due to illness, holidays, weekend days, and other absences that do not constitute
separation from or termination of employment. Any period of employment as a nonlicensed unclassified person shall not be credited
to any applicable experiential requirement of an apprenticeship training program registered by the office of apprenticeship
of the United States department of labor.
b.Licensed persons shall not permit unclassified persons to perform electrical work except under the personal supervision of
a person actually licensed to perform such work. Unclassified persons shall not supervise the performance of electrical work
or make assignments of electrical work to unclassified persons. Any person employing unclassified persons performing electrical
work shall maintain records establishing compliance with this section, which shall designate all unclassified persons performing electrical work.
3.Apprentice electricians and unclassified persons shall do no electrical wiring except under the direct personal on-the-job
supervision and control and in the immediate presence of a licensee as specified in section 103.11. Such supervision shall include both on-the-job training and related classroom training as approved by the board. The licensee
may employ or supervise apprentice electricians and unclassified persons at a ratio not to exceed three apprentice electricians
and unclassified persons to one licensee, except that such ratio and the other requirements of this section shall not apply to apprenticeship classroom training.
4.For purposes of this section, “the direct personal on-the-job supervision and control and in the immediate presence of a licensee” shall mean the licensee and the apprentice electrician or unclassified person shall be working at the same project location
but shall not require that the licensee and apprentice electrician or unclassified person be within sight of one another at
all times.
5.An apprentice electrician shall not install, alter, or repair electrical equipment except as provided in this section, and the licensee employing or supervising an apprentice electrician shall not authorize or permit such actions by the apprentice
electrician.
6.The board may reject an application for licensure under this section from an applicant who would be subject to suspension, revocation, or reprimand pursuant to section 103.35.