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Regulatory Compliance & Legal Framework Flashcards

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  1. Which section of the NEC defines the scope of the Code and states what it does NOT cover?

    Answer: Article 90

    NEC Article 90 defines the purpose, scope, and application of the Code, including what installations are excluded from its coverage.

  2. A contractor performs electrical work without pulling a required permit. Under most state licensing laws, this is grounds for:

    Answer: Suspension or revocation of the electrical license

    Performing work without required permits typically constitutes a violation of state licensing law, which can result in suspension or revocation of the license.

  3. The NEC is published and updated on what cycle?

    Answer: Every three years

    The NEC (NFPA 70) is revised and published on a three-year revision cycle to incorporate new technologies and safety practices.

  4. Under most state contractor licensing laws, which of the following is typically required before a contractor can legally bid on commercial electrical work?

    Answer: A licensed Master or Journeyman Electrician on staff and proper contractor license

    Most states require electrical contractors to hold a contractor license and employ or be a licensed Master Electrician to legally perform and bid commercial electrical work.

  5. Which NEC article addresses the general requirements for examination, identification, installation, and use of electrical equipment?

    Answer: Article 110

    NEC Article 110 covers general requirements including equipment approval, examination, identification, installation, and working space requirements.

  6. When an inspector identifies a code violation during a rough-in inspection, the contractor is typically required to:

    Answer: Stop work on the deficient portion and correct before re-inspection

    A failed inspection requires the contractor to correct the deficiency and schedule a re-inspection before continuing work on that portion of the project.

  7. Under the NEC, equipment that is 'listed' means it has been:

    Answer: Evaluated by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) and found to meet specific standards

    Listed equipment has been evaluated by an NRTL such as UL or ETL and found to meet applicable product safety standards.