Section 29.41. Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:

Powder-actuated tool—A tool, dependent upon an explosive charge (normally powder) to provide the propelling force to drive studs, pins, fasteners, and other similar articles onto or into metal or other material or objects.

Powerload—Any substance in any form capable of producing a propellant force.

Qualified operator—A person licensed under rules of the Department to operate powder-actuated tools.

Trainee—A person undergoing training in the safe and efficient operation of powder-actuated tools and licensed as such under rules of the Department.

                    
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