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At a glance: Key votes and actions, Electricians' Examining Board meeting Sept. 19, 2025
Summary
This summary lists the board's principal votes and outcomes from the Sept. 19, 2025 meeting: agenda amendment, approval of minutes, adjudicatory findings on two cases, disciplinary sanctions (probation, suspension, fines), multiple exam application dispositions (including a reciprocity waiver), a prelim denial with consent conditions for a license applicant, a board manager agenda request, and adjournment.
The Electricians' Examining Board recorded these principal actions on Sept. 19, 2025 in Gardiner:
• Agenda amended to add an exam review for Donald Levesque — motion by Peter Wilson; carried 4–0. "Motion made to allow amendment to the agenda. Add examination application review for Donald Levesque, JY" (SEG 014).
• July 18, 2025 meeting minutes approved — motion by Peter Wilson; carried 4–0 (SEG 018–019).
• Case 2024‑ELE‑20099 — multiple NEC violations found (rapid shutdown missing, bonding and labeling failures); motions by Peter Wilson; each finding carried 4–0 (SEG 019–029).
• Case 2024‑ELE‑20130 — multiple NEC violations found; board established grounds for discipline (15 instances) and imposed sanctions: 1 year probation (with 45‑hour course), 90‑day suspension, and civil penalties totaling $6,000 (four violations at $1,500 each); chair authorized to sign Decision and Order; motions carried 4–0 (SEG 033–061).
• Examination and license application dispositions included preliminary denials with consent agreements and conditions (Goodson, Sprock), credited hours for Bartlett with course requirement, waiver of the Journeyman exam for Donald Levesque to allow reciprocity, and a preliminary denial with consent agreement for Nate Lyons (JT30016530) for nondisclosure of a conviction (SEG 062–074).
• Board Manager requested an agenda item on handling attestations when a Master or listed supervisor dies unexpectedly (SEG 076–077).
• No public comment; meeting adjourned at 3:35 p.m. — motion by Peter Wilson; carried 4–0 (SEG 081, SEG 083).
All recorded motions and votes in the minutes show unanimous support among the four members present; the minutes do not include detailed testimony from licensees or public witnesses.
