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(2) All work shall cease immediately if no other licensed master electrician or journeyman is working on the project prior to the death or other inability of the permit holder. In this case a new permit may be issued to another master electrician upon the request of the project owner and upon approval of the board. (d) When two or more master electricians are working on the same job, the supervision, direction and control of the work will be the responsibility of the person to whom the permit was issued. Sec. 14.604. Emergencies. Where electrical equipment replacements and repairs must be performed in an emergency situation to restore power to an occupied building, the emergency repairs may be performed without a permit. However, the electrician performing the work shall submit a permit application for the work on the next business day. Sec. 14.605. Permit cancellation. (a) When the holder of the permit issued under this division fails or refuses to complete work, in whole or in part, the building owner, the general contractor, or the person in charge ofthe construction on behalf of the owner may submit a written request to cancel the original permit to allow another licensed contractor to secure a permit to complete the work. (b) Upon receipt of a request for cancellation in accordance with section (a), the building official will cancel the permit, and will notify the previous permit holder in writing of the cancellation of the permit. (c) Fees paid by the original permit holder will not be refunded or credited toward the cost of the subsequent permit. Sec. 14.606. Inspections. (a) The electrical inspector will make inspections of all electrical work and will enforce all sections of this article by entering any building or premises at reasonable times, after presentation of proper credentials to the owner or other person in control of the building or premises. (b) Where electrical work is in a dangerous or unsafe condition or is deemed to be an interference with the work of the fIre department, the electrical inspector or fire marshal will notify the permit holder for the work to place it in a safe, secure and noninterfering condition. (c) The electrical inspector will inspect electrical work after rough-in and upon fmal completion of the work. When additional inspections are necessary, the electrical inspector will notify the permit holder in writing. (d) The permit holder shall schedule inspections before the day the inspection is desired. The inspection will be made as soon as practical. (e) No electrical work for which a visual inspection is required may be concealed in any manner from 40