Electrical Safety Regulation 2013
sec.49Removal of endorsement from electrical contractor licence
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sec.49 Removal of endorsement from electrical contractor licence
If a person whose name is endorsed on an electrical contractor licence as a qualified technical person is no longer the holder of an electrical work licence or external contracting authority, or is no longer an employee of the licensed electrical contractor under the licence— the licensed electrical contractor must advise the regulator of the fact within 10 business days after the person stops being— the holder of the licence or authority; or an employee of the licensed electrical contractor; and the regulator must, on receiving the advice, remove the endorsement from the electrical contractor licence. If a person whose name is endorsed on an electrical contractor licence as a qualified business person is no longer a qualified business person or is no longer an employee of the licensed electrical contractor under the licence— the licensed electrical contractor must advise the regulator of the fact within 10 business days after the person stops being— an employee of the licensed electrical contractor; or a qualified business person; and the regulator must, on receiving the advice, remove the endorsement from the licence. s 49 amd 2024 SL No. 241 s 40 (sec.49-ssec.1) If a person whose name is endorsed on an electrical contractor licence as a qualified technical person is no longer the holder of an electrical work licence or external contracting authority, or is no longer an employee of the licensed electrical contractor under the licence— the licensed electrical contractor must advise the regulator of the fact within 10 business days after the person stops being— the holder of the licence or authority; or an employee of the licensed electrical contractor; and the regulator must, on receiving the advice, remove the endorsement from the electrical contractor licence. (sec.49-ssec.2) If a person whose name is endorsed on an electrical contractor licence as a qualified business person is no longer a qualified business person or is no longer an employee of the licensed electrical contractor under the licence— the licensed electrical contractor must advise the regulator of the fact within 10 business days after the person stops being— an employee of the licensed electrical contractor; or a qualified business person; and the regulator must, on receiving the advice, remove the endorsement from the licence.
- (a) the licensed electrical contractor must advise the regulator of the fact within 10 business days after the person stops being— (i) the holder of the licence or authority; or (ii) an employee of the licensed electrical contractor; and
- (i) the holder of the licence or authority; or
- (ii) an employee of the licensed electrical contractor; and
- (b) the regulator must, on receiving the advice, remove the endorsement from the electrical contractor licence.