ok-2418: Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board — Liquefied Petroleum Gas Administration
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The revision to 420:10-1-3 adds a definition for “Installation” to mean the installation of LP Gas containers, piping systems, materials, and appliances as referenced in NFPA 54 and 58. The revisions to 420:10-1-5: Clarify, with respect to Class IV Installer Permits, that the requirements of two (2) week supervision and passage of a written examination (that are applicable to applicants for a Class IV Installer permit endorsement for: Low Pressure (“LP”), High Pressure (“HP”), Recreational Vehicle (“RV”), Meter Calibration (“MC”), Truck Inspection and Piping (“TI”), or Dispenser Operator (“DO”)) do not apply to an applicant for a Class IV Installer permit endorsement for Recreational Home Maintenance (“RHM”), adding that an applicant for a Class IV Installer permit endorsement for Recreational Home Maintenance (“RHM”) is only required to have the training specified by the LP Gas Board; and Clarify that installations (that require a specific permit to perform) are to be performed by, or under the supervision of, a permit holder authorized to perform that installation; and Correct grammatical errors by removing the word “pamphlets,” in references to NFPA 54 and NFPA 58, as its superfluous. The revisions to 420:10-1-14: Correct grammatical errors by removing the word “pamphlets” and other superfluous phrasing in references to NFPA 54 and NFPA 58.
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