Maine Fuel Board revokes oil burner technician license after finding multiple code violations
The Maine Fuel Board voted unanimously Dec. 12 to revoke the journeyman oil burner technician license of TY G. Mathewson after finding he worked without required supervision and committed multiple code violations; the board assessed fines totaling $4,800 and delegated the chair to sign the Decision and Order.
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The Maine Fuel Board voted unanimously on Dec. 12, 2024, to revoke the journeyman oil burner technician license of TY G. Mathewson after concluding by a preponderance of the evidence that he performed work as a journeyman without required supervision and beyond the scope of his license. The board also found 14 code violations (the Notice of Hearing listed 15 but one was dismissed by board staff). The first motion finding the rule violations was moved by Maynard (Skip) Waltz and seconded by Paul McClay; the vote was recorded in favor by all seven members present.
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