Sec. 49-241. - Applicant qualifications.
An applicant for a license as a journeyman shall submit evidence of one of the following qualifications to be eligible to sit for the licensure examination:
(a) Completion of a four consecutive year apprenticeship program certified by the city; or
(b) Completion of a course of study with an equivalent number of instructional hours and on-the-job experience hours as required by a certified city program; or
(c) Completion of a training period extending at least seven consecutive years, where the applicant worked a minimum of 300 hours each of the seven years to accrue a minimum total of 7,000 hours; or
(d) Licensed as a journeyman in a city of equivalent size that requires similar qualification criteria; or
(e) If the community in which the applicant has worked does not require instruction to obtain a license, the plumbing board may accept a properly issued plumbing license or sufficient on-the-job training, provided the applicant demonstrates a minimum of eight consecutive years of plumbing installation experience with a minimum of 300 hours worked each of the eight years to accrue a minimum total of 14,000 hours.
(Ord. No. 40524, § 1, 10-20-15)