(a) Each electrical contractor's license when issued shall be issued to a person, firm or corporation to be known as the holder of the license and shall grant such person, firm or corporation the right to secure permits for and to execute the work of installing electric wiring, devices or equipment. Each license may designate as supervisor of all electrical work to be done by the person, firm or corporation to whom the license is issued, the person named as supervisor in the application for the license.
(b) In case the holder of a license is a person, the supervisor shall either be the holder himself, or shall be an employee of the holder. In case the holder of the license is a firm, the supervisor shall either be a partner in the firm or shall be in the employ of the holder. In case the holder of the license is a corporation, the supervisor shall either be an officer of the corporation or shall be in the employ of the corporation. The same person shall not be designated as the supervisor in two or more licenses issued to different persons, firms or corporations.
(c) In the event that the business association or employment of the supervisor with the holder of a license shall terminate, such license shall become null and void sixty days after such termination: provided, however, that without payment of any further fee, a new license shall be granted to the holder of the expiring license upon application to the Board of Examiners within the sixty days period and upon the approval by the Board of Examiners of the qualifications of the person named in the application as the supervisor for the person, firm or corporation making the application for the license and filing of the required bond.
(Ord. 3173. Passed 11-14-60.)