NABCEP Call for comments [RE-wrenches]

[Bob-O Schultze, Electron Connection]

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Matt,
I think you are wrong on this one. Right now, more states require 
continuing education for electrical licensing than those who do not. 
Wrenches in those states will pretty much meet the NABCEP 
requirements just by keeping their state licenses current. In other 
states-like CA, you need to do a few days every three years of RE 
and/or Code related training. This is a bad thing? Codes change every 
three years. New products come out all the time. Requiring Wrenches 
to keep current is a blessing, not a hardship.
Bob-O



>Graham is right on the issue. This label of "practitioner" has gone to the
>head(s) of the able bodies creating the parameters; it treats solar workers
>like physicians in word and deed. Continuing education and re-evaluations?
>Give us a break! Know many plumbers attending plumbing seminars? Let's give
>everyone in this business an equal chance by not weeding-out many, many good
>installers by default.

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