Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-14-63

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License required - Issuance - Qualifications - Apprentice

Official statutory text

license - Applications - Categories of weights or measures -

Contents of license - Termination of employment - Conviction of

felony - Expiration date - Fees - Exemptions from act.

A. It shall be unlawful for any person to do business as a

service agency or service technician without first obtaining a valid

license issued by the State Board of Agriculture and paying the

license fee.

B. A service agency license may be issued by the Board after

submitting an application on a form prescribed by the Board. The

service agency shall have the appropriate amount of equipment and

standards and have employed a qualified licensed service technician

in each category as stated on the application and such other

information as required by the Board. Failure to show proper

qualification under the rules prescribed by the Board or for

violations of any of the provisions of the Oklahoma Service

Technician and Service Agency Act shall be grounds for the Board to

deny the issuance or renewal of the license.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 529

C. An apprentice service technician license may be issued after

submitting an application on a form prescribed by the Board. The

apprenticeship license for new applicants, with no device-related

educational training from an accredited or recognized institution or

experience, shall be in effect for one year. All apprentice service

technicians shall work under the supervision of a licensed service

technician when servicing a weight or measure. Failure to show

proper qualifications under the rules prescribed by the Board or

violations of any provisions of the Oklahoma Service Technician and

Service Agency Act shall make it the duty of the Board to deny the

issuance or renewal of the license.

D. 1. An applicant for a service technician license shall

submit an application on a form prescribed by the Board. Failure to

show proper qualifications under the rules prescribed by the Board

or violations of any of the provisions of the Oklahoma Service

Technician and Service Agency Act shall make it the duty of the

Board to deny the issuance or renewal of the license.

2. A service technician license may be issued by the Board

pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Service Technician and

Service Agency Act, provided the applicant qualifies under the

provisions of the Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act

or any rule promulgated by the Board and the applicant is limited to

the category or categories of weight or measure named on the

license. The Board shall establish necessary categories of weight

or measure service.

3. Each service technician license shall specify the kind of

work in which the applicant is authorized to engage, and shall show

the name and address of the person to whom it is issued, and the

name of the service agency with whom the individual is employed.

4. No service technician license shall be issued or remain

valid if the Board finds that the applicant has been convicted of a

weight or measure-related felony charge in any state or territory of

the United States.

5. Any apprentice technician license and service technician

license upon separation of employment with the licensed service

agency as stated on the license shall be returned to the Board.

Failure to return and continued use of license upon separation of

employment shall constitute a violation. The service agency shall

immediately report the separation or termination of a licensed

service technician's employment to the Board.

E. All licenses are nontransferable. All licenses shall expire

on a date specified by the Board and may be renewed for the ensuing

year, without penalty. If application is not received within thirty
e upon separation of

employment shall constitute a violation. The service agency shall

immediately report the separation or termination of a licensed

service technician's employment to the Board.

E. All licenses are nontransferable. All licenses shall expire

on a date specified by the Board and may be renewed for the ensuing

year, without penalty. If application is not received within thirty

(30) days of expiration date, a penalty of twice the amount of the

renewal fee shall be charged for renewal of the license as

applicable.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 530

F. The following fees shall be paid to the Board. All fees

collected by the Board, pursuant to this subarticle, shall be

deposited in the State Board of Agriculture Revolving Fund:

1. A fee of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for the issuance or

renewal of a license as a service agency;

2. A fee of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) for issuance or

renewal of a license as a service technician for each category of

weights and measures serviced;

3. A fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00) for the issuance of a license

for an apprentice service technician; and

4. A fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00) for the issuance of a

duplicate license.

G. The Oklahoma Service Technician and Service Agency Act shall

not apply to public utilities, public service corporations, rural

electric associations, or municipal utilities and their subsidiaries

during work on their own facilities or during the performance of

energy audits, operations, inspections, maintenance, or repairs for

their customers or on their own equipment.

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