§ 93-3. Approval of agency; qualifications of inspectors.  


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  • The Superintendent of Buildings shall approve an inspection agency upon the submission of evidence acceptable to the Superintendent of Buildings that such agency's chief electrical inspector and electrical inspectors possess the following qualifications:
    A. 
    The chief electrical inspector must meet two or more of the following requirements:
    (1) 
    Be an electrician who satisfies the minimum requirements for a master electrician's license in Nassau County, with a minimum of seven years' field experience working for or as a licensed electrician.
    (2) 
    Hold certifications and certificates in the field of electrical inspections from the International Association of Electrical Inspectors for one- and two-family dwellings, general and plan review, or equal, as determined by the Superintendent of Buildings for the Village of Old Westbury.
    (3) 
    Be a New York State licensed professional engineer with at least five years of field experience in the supervision and design of electrical installations.
    (4) 
    Hold a certificate of competency, or equal, as determined by the Superintendent of Buildings for the Village of Old Westbury, from a nationally recognized and accredited electrical inspection testing agency or organization.
    B. 
    Electrical inspectors must meet two or more of the following requirements:
    (1) 
    Be a New York State licensed professional engineer with two years' experience in the electrical industry.
    (2) 
    Be an electrician that satisfies the minimum requirements for a master electrician's license in Nassau County, or has worked for a licensed master electrician for at least three years.
    (3) 
    Holds certifications from the International Association of Electrical Inspectors in one- and two-family dwellings, general or equal, as determined by the Superintendent of Buildings for the Village of Old Westbury.