Government Services
May 14, 2007

Individual and Company Sentenced for Electrical Violations

The Department of Government Services advises that John Maher and Maher Manufacturing Co. Ltd of Conception Bay South pleaded guilty on May 8 in Provincial Court in St. John�s to charges stemming from electrical violations.

Between July 6, 2006, and September 20, 2006, Mr. Maher hired a person who was not qualified or licensed to carry out an electrical installation to an extension of the building that houses Maher Manufacturing Co. Ltd. As a result, the company operated the electrical system without the needed authorization under the Public Safety Act.

Mr. Maher pleaded guilty to operating a system in a manner that does not comply with section 15(1) of the Public Safety Act and was fined $500. Maher Manufacturing Co. Ltd. pleaded guilty to failing to obtain an installation permit or submit plans as required by section 8(3) of the Electrical Regulations and was fined $500. Another four charges against both the individual and company were withdrawn.

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Media contact:
Vanessa Colman-Sadd
Director of Communications
Department of Government Services
709-729-4860, 682-6593
vanessacolmansadd@gov.nl.ca 

2005 05 14                                                  2:35 p.m.

 


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