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Master Electrician
Trade: Electrical
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H.O. Excempt. Waiver Electric
If the state cares "so much" about consumer safety then why do most states have H.O. Waivers to do their own inspected electric ??
Kelly La Rue I was called to a house to inspect the wiring of a dryer because the homeowner was killed trying to hook up his dryer. There were two problems, one the homeowner wired up the dryer himself and two, the so called electrician installed the receptacle with no ground. The real problem was the receptacle because had it been installed with a ground as soon as the homeowner plugged in the dryer the circuit breaker would have tripped thus saving his life. Of course doing his own wiring was foolhardy. |
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Pompass Ass
Trade: Certified Building and Certified A/C Contractor
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Re: H.O. Excempt. Waiver ElectricQuote:
I think the reason the states allow property owners to work on their own property is because of private property rights, we are still a free country (sort of) and any permits that are pulled by the homeowner, still has to be inspected and meet code. |
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And I do electrical, too!
Trade: DEFENDER OF FREEDOM! ADVOCATE OF LIBERTY!
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Re: H.O. Excempt. Waiver Electric
It is an inalienable right of every patriotic, God-fearing American to kill themselves in whatever manner they deem fit.
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Thom
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Re: H.O. Excempt. Waiver Electric
here in Albuquerque, for the HO to do electric work, they must talk to the electrical inspections division head and pass his test, then they can pull a permit.
A permit would be required for the circuit and receptacle but not for the cord installed on the dryer. |
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Pompass Ass
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And I do electrical, too!
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Re: H.O. Excempt. Waiver Electric
What the HO would be doing in this case as asking Jack to commit a crime. Jack is not killing himself by whatever method he deems fit, he is assisting others in the act.
However, we're getting a bit too political for the thread now. Although I will maintain "a man's home is his castle" and he should be able to do whatever he wants in or to it, what I have problems with is if he kills himself, he may well take his unsuspecting wife, innocent children, the dog, cat, hampster & parakeet along with him. And maybe even his next-door neighbor.
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Trade: Electrical Contractor
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