On May 26, 2007, at 7:23 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
> Perhaps a compromise. Public companies, governments, and those who
> want it use licensed practitioners; folks who want to DIY could. You
> want to sell into the F500, you need to get your products badged,
> probably with certified practitioners, processes and testing.
You don't need a license to run wiring in your own house. You do
need to get permits, since someone else may own your house some day,
and this helps to make sure it is up to code, but you can certainly
DIY. Same goes for carpentry, plumbing, etc.
If you want to hire yourself out as an electrician or plumber,
though, you're going to need a license.
-- Ed Leafe
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