Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1850.8: Qualifications for licensure as mechanical journeyman

or mechanical contractor - Licenses - Limited license.

A. The Construction Industries Board shall issue a license as a

mechanical journeyman or mechanical contractor to any person who:

1. Has been certified by the Committee of Mechanical Examiners

as having successfully passed the appropriate examination; and

2. Has paid the license fee and has otherwise complied with the

provisions of the Mechanical Licensing Act. The license fees shall

be established by rule by the Board pursuant to Section 1000.5 of

this title.

B. All licenses shall be nontransferable. No license shall be

issued for longer than one (1) year and all licenses shall expire on

the last day in the birth month of the licensee. Licenses renewed

more than thirty (30) days following the date of expiration may only

be renewed upon application and payment of the required fees and

payment of any penalty for late renewal, as shall be established by

the Board. No journeyman or contractor license shall be renewed

unless the licensee has completed the required hours of continuing

education as determined by the Committee. Persons who are licensed

as contractors under the Mechanical Licensing Act may have their

license placed on inactive status by paying the annual renewal fee

and eliminating the bonding and insurance requirements. No late fee

shall be charged to renew a license which expired while the

applicant was in military service, if application is made within one

(1) year of discharge from the military service.

C. The Board is authorized to establish and issue, subject to

the provisions of the Mechanical Licensing Act, limited licenses in

each area of mechanical work based on the experience, ability,

examination scores and the education of the applicant. The limited

licenses shall authorize the licensee to engage in only those

activities and within the limits specified in the license.