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Electricians' Examining Board finds NEC violations in case 2024‑ELE‑20099
Summary
On Sept. 19, 2025 the Electricians' Examining Board unanimously found multiple National Electrical Code violations in case 2024‑ELE‑20099, including missing rapid‑shutdown equipment, bonding failures and labeling omissions, and recorded a 4–0 vote on each finding.
The Electricians' Examining Board on Sept. 19, 2025 in Gardiner found several violations of the National Electrical Code in case 2024‑ELE‑20099 after reviewing evidence and testimony. Board member Peter Wilson led motions identifying defects including a missing exterior rapid‑shutdown switch, unbonded feeder disconnect enclosures, and unbonded EMT conduit conductors; each motion carried on recorded 4–0 votes.
Peter Wilson moved "by a preponderance of the evidence founded violations of the National Electrical Code (NEC) (i) Condition: Rapid Shutdown switch not installed on exterior of dwelling. Violation: NFPA 70 Article 690.12," a formulation the board recorded in its minutes. The board also found labeling and multi‑power‑source marking failures (citing NFPA 70 Articles 690.13(B) and 690.56(B)/(C)) and ordered those issues noted in the adjudicatory record. The decisions were seconded by Josh Baston and supported by members George Howe and Chair Brian McDougal; the minutes record votes of 4 in favor, 0 abstentions, 0 opposed on each motion.
The board did not record additional remedial steps in the minutes for this case beyond the findings; the Decision and Order process and any sanctioning or corrective directives will be reflected in the formal order when signed. The chair was authorized in later actions to sign Decision and Order documents for matters decided during the meeting.
