Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1635
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Commission of Labor - Additional power and duties
Official statutory text
The Commissioner of Labor shall have the following duties in
addition to any other duties prescribed by law:
1. Examine, certify and renew the certification of qualified
applicants and keep a record of all such proceedings;
2. Promulgate rules concerning the quality of welds and
qualification of welders;
3. Designate and approve persons qualified to administer
welding tests; and
4. Designate and approve shops, testing facilities or other
establishments qualified for testing coupons and weldments.
addition to any other duties prescribed by law:
1. Examine, certify and renew the certification of qualified
applicants and keep a record of all such proceedings;
2. Promulgate rules concerning the quality of welds and
qualification of welders;
3. Designate and approve persons qualified to administer
welding tests; and
4. Designate and approve shops, testing facilities or other
establishments qualified for testing coupons and weldments.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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