Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
(a) Upon the department's approval of a
completed application form ELA the applicant shall be entitled to one
examination providing the following minimum experience is met:
(1) For an accessibility lift mechanic
license:
a.Two years of documented experience
working as a accessibility lift mechanic's helper/apprentice with an average of
1,800 hours in each year over the 2-year period, in this state directly under a
licensed New Hampshire accessibility lift mechanic; or
b.Three consecutive years holding a
certificate or license of competency working as an accessibility lift mechanic
an average of 1,800 hours in each year over the 3- year period;
(2) For an accessibility lift
inspector's license, 2- years of experience working as an accessibility lift
mechanic;
(3) For an elevator
mechanic license:
a.Two years of documented
experience as an elevator mechanic's helper/apprentice with an average of 1,800
hours in each year over the 2-year period, working in this state directly under
a licensed New Hampshire elevator mechanic; or
b.Three consecutive years holding a
certificate or license of competency working as an elevator mechanic an average
of 1,800 hours in each year over the 3 -year period; or
(4) For an elevator inspector' license, 2
years experience working as an elevator mechanic.
(b) The examination shall be in 2 parts, as
follows:
(1) A written part consisting of true
and false, multiple choice, short answer and essay questions to allow the
applicant to demonstrate technical and practical knowledge of elevator and
accessibility lifts, as applicable and the codes adopted by this state in
RSA
157-B:3 and 4 and Lab 1302; and
(2) Upon successful completion on the written
part, above, a oral part consisting of verbal questions and answers to
demonstrate the applicant's working knowledge of all functions and operations
of all equipment as adopted by this state in Lab 1302.
(c) The department shall notify the applicant
in writing of the next scheduled exam date at least 14 days in advance of the
examination date.
(d) The
department shall schedule the examination no later than 60 days from the date
the completed application is received and approved by the department.
(e) If the applicant completes both parts of
the exam (b)(1) and (2), above, with at least 70% accuracy, the applicant shall
be issued a license.
(f) If the
applicant fails the examination and wants to re-take the exam, the applicant
shall re-apply and the department shall notify the applicant in writing of the
newly scheduled examination date.
#6368, eff 10-31-96; ss by #6845, eff 9-1-98; ss by #8706,
INTERIM, eff 8-19-06, EXPIRED: 2-15-07
New. #8880, eff
4-28-07
