For Advanced Lighting Control Programs or Projects Sample Clauses

For Advanced Lighting Control Programs or Projects. For all Program Projects and for each Measure, installed in a non-residential setting where the advance lighting control project is seeking an energy efficiency incentive of $2,000 or more, Implementer shall ensure that all workers or technicians involved in the project are certified by the California Advanced Lighting Controls Training Program. This requirement shall not apply where the incentive is paid to a manufacturer, distributor, or retailer of lighting controls unless the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer installs or contracts for installation of the equipment.
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For Advanced Lighting Control Programs or Projects. For all Program Projects and for each Measure, installed in a non-residential setting where the advance lighting control project is seeking an energy efficiency incentive of $2,000 or more, Implementer shall ensure that all workers or technicians involved in the project are certified by the California Advanced Lighting Controls Training Program. This requirement shall not apply where the incentive is paid to a manufacturer, distributor, or retailer of lighting controls unless the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer installs or contracts for installation of the equipment. General Workforce Standards‌ The Program’s workforce requirements in Attachment 2 shall be included in their entirety in Implementer’s Final Implementation Plan that support the Program outcomes and detail compliance verification. Implementer shall describe in Attachment 2:

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