OAR 918-100-0050: Requirements for Persons Using Minor Labels

(1) A person making a minor installation under either a statewide or optional minor label program shall: (a) Fill in the information required on a minor label and attach it to the electrical panel, or near the installation if no panel is present before work is started; or, for elevators, on or near the controller in the machine space in plain view; (b) Record the installation in the minor label log sheet or in a minor label online account; and (c) Return the minor label log sheet to the selling jurisdiction or division office after the ten minor labels are used, or every 12 months from date of sale, whichever occurs first; online account users do not need to return a minor label log sheet. (2) A plumbing contractor making a minor concealed installation shall notify the division that the work is ready for inspection within 48 hours of completion. Work may not be covered or concealed until an inspection is made or approval to cover is given by the jurisdiction or the division. (3) A minor label may be used on a job site with existing structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, or elevator permits provided the work is of the type covered by the minor label rules, and the contractor does not have an existing permit for that job site. (4) Minor installation labels may not be exchanged or transferred.