West Virginia Code 21-16-4 – Scope of practice
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(a) An HVAC technician in training is authorized to assist in providing heating, ventilating, and cooling work only under the direction and control of a HVAC technician.
Terms Used In West Virginia Code 21-16-4
- HVAC technician in training: means a person with less than 2,000 hours of HVAC-related work, training, and experience: Provided, That the fee for an HVAC technician in training license may not be higher than $25. See West Virginia Code 21-16-2
(b) An HVAC technician is authorized to provide heating, ventilating, and cooling work without supervision.
(c) Persons licensed under this article are subject to the applicable provisions of the Contractor Licensing Act in §30-42-1 et seq., of this code in the performance of work authorized by this article.