• A written proposal, invoice or contract relating to plumbing services performed by or under the direction of a plumber licensed under this chapter must contain the name and license number of the responsible master plumber and the name, mailing address and telephone number of the Board.
• A Master Plumber means a person licensed under this chapter who: (A) is skilled in the design, planning and superintending of plumbing and in the practical installation, repair and servicing of plumbing; (B) has worked as a journeyman plumber: (i) for at least four years; or (ii) for at least one year and has successfully completed a training program approved by the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship or another nationally recognized apprentice training program accepted by the board.

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