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HF 927 Senate Long Description

Relating to labor and industry; modifying construction codes and licensing requirements; regulating unlicensed advertising; allowing municipal ordinances for completion of exterior work authorized by building permits; requiring state plumbing inspectors and plumbing inspectors with state contracts to be licensed master or journeyman plumbers with certain experience; modifying certain plumbing board rule regulations and continuing education requirements; modifying certain provisions relating to the plumbing code, water conditioning servicing and installations local regulations and certain plumbing board rulemaking requirements; requiring a current Minnesota journeyman plumbers license and certification by standards approved by the Minnesota plumbing board to install, maintain or repair a medical gas system; specifying certain exemptions; modifying certain qualifications for licensing water conditioning contractors; specifying certain exceptions; transferring certain duties relating to water conditioning installer licenses from the commissioner of labor and industry to the plumbing board; modifying provisions relating to high pressure piping; authorizing the implementation of an owner maintenance program under certain conditions; specifying certain duties of commissioner of labor and industry; instructing the chief boiler inspector to designate a qualified ASME designee to perform certain triennial audits; prescribing fees for audit; requiring a school district to allow to occur annually a certain number of hours of training related to boiler operation for school engineers; providing for state building code preemption over certain municipal ordinances exemption under certain conditions; requiring department of labor and industry to establish an advisory committee to review exempted municipal ordinances; requiring a legislative report by a certain date; extending authority to adopt rules for obtaining boiler licenses; requiring the plumbing board to amend certain rules; repealing a certain provision relating to plumbing standards license or registration exemptions
(Ch.183, 2010)