Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-864.14
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Exceptions
Official statutory text
The provisions of this act shall not apply to:
1. Buildings owned by the federal government.
2. Installation, alteration or repair of electrical equipment
and devices by municipalities for street lighting or traffic signal
systems.
3. Vehicles, boats or airplanes.
4. Integral parts of communications systems of telephone or
telegraph companies.
5. Communications systems of railroads or pipeline companies,
or oil or gas producers.
6. Public utilities systems subject to the regulations of the
Corporation Commission and rural electric cooperatives in the
generation, transmission and distribution of electricity.
7. Persons performing electrical work on integral components of
equipment for which they have been otherwise qualified by
examination of other competent bodies.
8. Any person engaged only in the work of operating any of the
electrical installation in a factory, refinery, office building,
school district, institution of higher learning, hospital or
eleemosynary institution or any facility thereof; provided he shall
be hired by only one entity and shall not establish an electrical
business nor be able to assume any electrical contracting functions.
9. Elevator construction contractors and/or elevator
construction journeymen in those jurisdictions of the city, county
or metropolitan area which otherwise provides for licensing and
inspection thereof by separate ordinance or resolution, and
authority to so exempt and establish such licensing and inspection
code by such enactment is hereby granted to such government
entities.
1. Buildings owned by the federal government.
2. Installation, alteration or repair of electrical equipment
and devices by municipalities for street lighting or traffic signal
systems.
3. Vehicles, boats or airplanes.
4. Integral parts of communications systems of telephone or
telegraph companies.
5. Communications systems of railroads or pipeline companies,
or oil or gas producers.
6. Public utilities systems subject to the regulations of the
Corporation Commission and rural electric cooperatives in the
generation, transmission and distribution of electricity.
7. Persons performing electrical work on integral components of
equipment for which they have been otherwise qualified by
examination of other competent bodies.
8. Any person engaged only in the work of operating any of the
electrical installation in a factory, refinery, office building,
school district, institution of higher learning, hospital or
eleemosynary institution or any facility thereof; provided he shall
be hired by only one entity and shall not establish an electrical
business nor be able to assume any electrical contracting functions.
9. Elevator construction contractors and/or elevator
construction journeymen in those jurisdictions of the city, county
or metropolitan area which otherwise provides for licensing and
inspection thereof by separate ordinance or resolution, and
authority to so exempt and establish such licensing and inspection
code by such enactment is hereby granted to such government
entities.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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