Maine Fuel Board Rules Exam Questions & Answers 100% Verified

Upon request, the supervising master oil and/or solid fuel burning technician must provide what? (3.1.2.3) - ANSWER-A signed affidavit documenting all practical experience performed by an apprentice or journeyman under the master oil and/or solid fuel burning technician's supervision (pg 4) A master oil and/or solid fuel burning technician cannot do what? (3.1.2.4) - ANSWER-A master oil and/or solid fuel burning technician cannot supervise an apprentice or journeyman whose license authority exceeds that of the master (pg 4-5) License Authorities capabilities are limited to what authorities? (3.2.2) - ANSWER-1 & 2 oils up to 15 GPH (pg 5) Is indirect supervision by a master technician required? (3.2.3) - ANSWER-Yes (pg 5) When not under the supervision of a master, can a journeyman and/or solid fuel burning technician perform work on any oil and/or solid fuel burning equipment? (3.2.4) - ANSWER-No, the work can not be done if the supervision of a master technician is for whatever reason unavailable (pg 6) Can a supervising journeyman and/or solid fuel burning technician supervise an apprentice whose license authority exceeds theirs? (3.2.5) - ANSWER-No (pg 6) At what times does an apprentice oil burning technician need to be under direct supervision of a journeyman or master oil technician? (3.3.1) - ANSWER-At all times while altering, repairing, or installing oil burning equipment (pg 6) When can an apprentice oil burning technician work without direct supervision? (3.3.1.1) - ANSWER-An apprentice may clean oil burning equipment without direct supervision if they have either: 1) Successfully completed at least 160 hours of training approved by the board; OR 2) Completed at least one year of supervised oil burner experience (pg 6) An apprentice oil burner technician may also bleed an oil burner without direct supervision. What must the apprentice do if the system fails to operate and requires further servicing? (3.3.1.2) - ANSWER-The apprentice must refer the problem to a journeyman or master licensee (pg 6) How do you apply for an apprentice oil license? (4.3.1) - ANSWER-Applications for licensure must be submitted on a form provided by the board and must be accompanied by the license fee (pg 14) When a master oil and/or solid fuel technician signs for an apprentice or journeyman what do they acknowledge? (4.3.2) - ANSWER-They acknowledge employment or supervisory responsibility for the work ethic, performance, and training required of the apprentice (pg 14) The Maine Fuel Board adopted standards include NFPA #31. What is this standard? (6.1.2) - ANSWER-Standard for the Installation of Oil Burning Equipment (2011 edition)(pg 24) The Maine Fuel Board adopted standards include NFPA #70. What is this standard? (6.1.9) - ANSWER-National Electrical Code (2011 edition)(pg 24) The Maine Fuel Board adopted standards include NFPA #90B. What is this standard? (6.1.12) - ANSWER-Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Systems (2012 edition)(pg 24) The Maine Fuel Board adopted standards include NFPA #211. What is this standard? (6.1.13) - ANSWER-Chimneys, Fireplaces, Vents, and Solid Fuel Appliances (2013 edition)(pg 24) All heating, chimney and fireplace equipment, as well as any accessory equipment, must be listed and approved by who? (8.1) - ANSWER-Underwriters' Laboratories or by an independent nationally recognized laboratory. Such listing must be in effect at the time of the installation (pg 29) All work must be conducted, installed and completed in what manner? (8.2) - ANSWER-In a neat and professional manner reflecting a minimal level of competent workmanship (pg 29) When performing an annual tune-up of a heating system, what test needs to be done?