Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1681

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A. The Construction Industries Board is hereby authorized to

administer the Electrical License Act and exercise all incidental

powers necessary and proper to implement and enforce the provisions

of the Electrical License Act and the rules promulgated pursuant

thereto.

B. The Construction Industries Board is hereby authorized to

adopt, amend and repeal rules governing the examination and

licensing of electrical contractors and journeymen electricians, the

defining of categories and limitations for such licenses, the

establishment of continuing education requirements and procedures as

determined by the Committee of Electrical Examiners, the

establishment and levying of administrative fines, the initiation of

disciplinary proceedings, the requesting of prosecution of and

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initiation of injunctive proceedings against any person who violates

any of the provisions of the Electrical License Act or any rule

promulgated pursuant to the Electrical License Act, the

establishment of bonding and insurance requirements precluding

municipal requirements, the requirement of proof of possession of a

Federal Tax ID Number and a State of Oklahoma Employment Security

Board identification number, the registration of electrical

apprentices, the establishment of a poultry house contractor

license, and the standard of electrical installations.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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