Licensing in Pennslyvania

[tom baker]

What are the electrical licensing requirements for Pennsylvania for Journeyman?
Do they reciprocate with any states?
If you are licensed in another state will they accept that as experinece and then you can take the test?

 

[barbeer]

Copied and pasted straight from this site:

Pennsylvania Approved CEU Courses: None State Board: No State Level Licensing

Construction Regulation Dept. of General Svcs.
Public Works-Headquarters Bldg.
18th & Herr St., Room 104
Harrisburg, PA 17125
(717) 787-6371 Fax (717) 772-3399
www.dgs.state.pa.us
Licensing Requirements: N/A Continuing Education Requirements: N/A Renewal: N/A Renewal Year: N/A Other Licenses: N/A NEC Adoption Dates: 2003 IEC adopted December 31, 2003 - References the 2002 NEC Next Projected NEC Adoption Date: 2006 IEC - December 31, 2006 Notes: For NEC requirement information, contact PA Utilities at (800) 782-1110
Updated May, 2005
Stay up to date with your state's recent Code Activity by visiting the Code Alerts Website: www.nema.org/stds/fieldreps/codealerts/ Reciprocates: None


I know it doesn't help much...........

 

[Jim W in Tampa]

Copied and pasted straight from this site:

Pennsylvania Approved CEU Courses: None State Board: No State Level Licensing

Construction Regulation Dept. of General Svcs.
Public Works-Headquarters Bldg.
18th & Herr St., Room 104
Harrisburg, PA 17125
(717) 787-6371 Fax (717) 772-3399
www.dgs.state.pa.us
Licensing Requirements: N/A Continuing Education Requirements: N/A Renewal: N/A Renewal Year: N/A Other Licenses: N/A NEC Adoption Dates: 2003 IEC adopted December 31, 2003 - References the 2002 NEC Next Projected NEC Adoption Date: 2006 IEC - December 31, 2006 Notes: For NEC requirement information, contact PA Utilities at (800) 782-1110
Updated May, 2005
Stay up to date with your state's recent Code Activity by visiting the Code Alerts Website: www.nema.org/stds/fieldreps/codealerts/ Reciprocates: None


I know it doesn't help much...........

Do they even pull permits ? Sounds like hack state.

 

[ItsHot]

Marc!

Marc!

Do they even pull permits ? Sounds like hack state.

It is a hack state! That is why Marc (mdshunk) lives there!:grin:

 

[mdshunk]

What are the electrical licensing requirements for Pennsylvania for Journeyman?

There are none

Do they reciprocate with any states?

Not applicable; see above

If you are licensed in another state will they accept that as experinece and then you can take the test?

Not applicable; see above.

Permits and inspections are required, but licensing is done on the local level. Most areas do not have licensing of any sort, but there are probably 4 dozen different local licenses to be had in order to work in one of the major cities. These do not reciprocate, per se, but having a license from one city will generally make you automatically eligible to sit for the test in another city. Break out your checkbook! Even where a local license is required, many municipalities will give an out of the area contractor a "one job only" license if he can prove he's licensed someplace else and has insurance.

 

[RUWired]

The bigger cities require a license to pull permits ( allentown bethlehem easton wilkesberre scranton phily etc.).Local townships require contractors to register before pulling permit.

 

[Jim W in Tampa]

The bigger cities require a license to pull permits ( allentown bethlehem easton wilkesberre scranton phily etc.).Local townships require contractors to register before pulling permit.

Glad i moved out of PA while still young.Sounds like pain-----

 

[steelersman]

Glad i moved out of PA while still young.Sounds like pain-----

me too and I don't miss it

 

[barbeer]

me too and I don't miss it

But your namesake alludes otherwise!:smile:

Sounds like hack state.

If Yoda were posting here he would say........"So quick your tongue is to be rude, strong is the dark side in you."

Just because everyone is not held by the great thumb that FL is doesn't mean they are hacks! Cut em some slack.:grin: