Hi Wrenchers, I'm quoting the irecusa.org website on solar licensing information; in Massachusetts "All aspects of a PV installation are considered electrical work and must be done by a licensed electrician." Have any of you in the area noted any exceptions to this rule? Is racking or module mounting by non-licensed pv installers allowed in any or some cases, for example? Is one license on site sufficient? Does any PV specific certification, such as NABCEP or a manufacturer cert or a SEIA cert, get you anywhere on an install? Does size or scale of the PV project play a part? Do the local AHJs all have different feelings about the level of enforcement?
I appreciate your comments, All the Best, -- Sam Mason Project Facilitator NABCEP Certified PV Installer Sustainable Energy Developments Inc. 317 Route 104 Ontario, NY 14519-8958 * O* 585-265-2384 x152 *F* 585-265-1148 *E* sam.ma...@sed-net.com ** *W* sed-net.com ** *Please consider the environment before printing this email.*
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