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access or sight until it has been inspected and approved by the electrical inspector, and no electrical work may be connected to a source of energy until the work is completed and all outlets supplied with approved fixtures, devices or covers and the work has been fmally approved for service. (f) If the electrical work meets all the requirements ofthis article upon final inspection, the electrical inspector will take reasonable action to allow connection of the electrical work to a source of energy and will issue a written certificate of approval, upon request, to the permit holder to cover the work. (g) If the electrical work fails to meet the requirements of this article, the permit holder will be notified at the jobsite by the electrical inspector of the deficiencies. If the work is on premises already connected to a source of energy, the permit holder will immediately take action to correct the defects and call for reinspection of the work. Failure to do so may be cause, if the electrical inspector deems public safety to be compromised, for an order to the serving utility to disconnect power until the defects are corrected. If public safety is not involved and the deficiencies are not corrected within 10 working days from date of written notification, the electrical inspector will refuse to issue any further permits for electrical work on that jobsite until the defective work is corrected and approved in accordance with this article. (h) The building inspection division will keep a written log of passed and failed inspections. (i) Temporary power for testing may be permitted for up to 90 days upon written request of the permit holder. Sec. 14.607. Registered industrial plant program. (a) Electrical work may be performed in an industrial facility other than a health care facility or a public school without obtaining city permits, subject to the following conditions. (1) The work performed is limited to the repair, modification, or installation of equipment or branch circuits; (2) The work is performed by a master electrician or a person under the direct supervision of a master electrician; and (3) The work has been inspected by a certified inspector who is approved by the city. The inspector shall be a master electrician. (b) The facility shall maintain records on all work performed under this program and shall include: (1) A description of the nature and location of the work; (2) The name and license number of all persons performing this work; and (3) The name of the approved inspector, dates of inspection, results of inspection, and a statement signed by the approved inspector stating that the finished work complies with the applicable provisions of this code. (c) All work involving sub-panels, panels, electrical service, or other similar work shall be subject to 41