Certifying Electrical Inspectors
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pierre
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- Westchester County, New York
Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
droach
I would say that is up to the jurisdiction that hires the inspectors, it is different for different areas.
Pierre
droach
I would say that is up to the jurisdiction that hires the inspectors, it is different for different areas.
Pierre
ryan_618
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- Salt Lake City, Utah
Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
In my state, inspectors are required to be licensed. The license they hold reflects the certifications that they have. In Utah, the department of professional licensing honors IAEI or ICC. I have ICC.
In my state, inspectors are required to be licensed. The license they hold reflects the certifications that they have. In Utah, the department of professional licensing honors IAEI or ICC. I have ICC.
ryan_618
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Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
If you feel like spending some money, www.internationalcodes.com has some very nice disks as well.
right here!!!
If you feel like spending some money, www.internationalcodes.com has some very nice disks as well.
ryan_618
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- Salt Lake City, Utah
Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
Outstanding!!!
Congratulations, thats a hard test...I know
Outstanding!!!
Congratulations, thats a hard test...I know
frank cinker
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Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
tomss422-
"where can you brush up to pass an inspectors test?"
Years ago (1986) I purchased study modules from the International Association of Electrical Inspectors. I don't think I could have passed the exams without them. I'm sure you could find other study material if you visit their site at: www.iaei.org
Frank Cinker
[ January 31, 2004, 08:28 AM: Message edited by: frank cinker ]
tomss422-
"where can you brush up to pass an inspectors test?"
Years ago (1986) I purchased study modules from the International Association of Electrical Inspectors. I don't think I could have passed the exams without them. I'm sure you could find other study material if you visit their site at: www.iaei.org
Frank Cinker
[ January 31, 2004, 08:28 AM: Message edited by: frank cinker ]
jcross
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Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
I have just recently signed up to take the CEI-M test sponsored by the NFPA/IAEI. Have these two organazations joined forces to offer one nationally recognized exam?
I have just recently signed up to take the CEI-M test sponsored by the NFPA/IAEI. Have these two organazations joined forces to offer one nationally recognized exam?
jxofaltrds
Inspector Mike®
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- Mike P. Columbus Ohio
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- ESI, PI, RBO
Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
Yes
http://www.nfpa.org/ProfessionalDev/CertificationPrograms/CEI-R_CEI-M/cei-r_cei-m.asp
Mike P.
Yes
http://www.nfpa.org/ProfessionalDev/CertificationPrograms/CEI-R_CEI-M/cei-r_cei-m.asp
Mike P.
luke warmwater
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Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
How many of you were required to have a certain # of hours in the electrical field prior to applying to take an inspectors exam?
How many of you were required to have a certain # of hours in the electrical field prior to applying to take an inspectors exam?
jxofaltrds
Inspector Mike®
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- ESI, PI, RBO
Re: Certifying Electrical Inspectors
? 3783.03. Certificates; examination.
(A) The board of building standards shall issue a certificate of competency as an electrical safety inspector to any person whom it determines to be of good moral character and who successfully passes an examination pursuant to division (B) of this section, or who qualifies for renewal pursuant to section 3783.04 of the Revised Code. Each certificate of competency issued by the board shall be signed by the chairman and the secretary of the board, and shall show on its face the dates of issuance and expiration.
(B) The board shall administer an examination to an applicant for a certificate of competency as an electrical safety inspector if such applicant has paid an application fee, as prescribed by the board, and meets any of the following qualifications:
(1) Has been a journeyman electrician or equivalent for four years, two years of which were as an electrician foreman, and has had two years experience as a building inspector trainee of electrical systems;
(2) Has been a journeyman electrician or equivalent for four years and has had three years experience as a building inspector trainee of electrical systems;
(3) Has had four years experience as a building inspector trainee of electrical systems;
(4) Has been a journeyman electrician or equivalent for six years;
(5) Is a graduate electrical engineer and registered by the state of Ohio.
An applicant who fails two examinations shall not be eligible to take another examination until he has successfully completed a training program approved by the board pursuant to division (C) of this section. A new application fee shall be required for each examination given an applicant.
(C) No training program for electrical safety inspectors shall be offered in this state unless approved by the board of building standards. The board may issue an electrical safety inspector trainee certificate to any person enrolled in an approved training program. A person possessing a trainee certificate may work under the supervision of an electrical safety inspector and such experience shall be considered equivalent to that of a building inspector trainee of electrical systems in satisfying the requirement under division (B) of this section.
(D) The board may deny a certificate to an applicant who commits an act that would constitute grounds for disciplinary action under Chapter 3783. of the Revised Code if committed by an electrical safety inspector.
(E) The board shall keep a record of the names, addresses, and such other information as it requires, of each electrical safety inspector and each electrical safety inspector trainee and a record of its proceedings under Chapter 3783. of the Revised Code.
HISTORY: 133 v H 991 (Eff 9-4-70); 140 v H 37. Eff 6-22-84.
Mike P.
? 3783.03. Certificates; examination.
(A) The board of building standards shall issue a certificate of competency as an electrical safety inspector to any person whom it determines to be of good moral character and who successfully passes an examination pursuant to division (B) of this section, or who qualifies for renewal pursuant to section 3783.04 of the Revised Code. Each certificate of competency issued by the board shall be signed by the chairman and the secretary of the board, and shall show on its face the dates of issuance and expiration.
(B) The board shall administer an examination to an applicant for a certificate of competency as an electrical safety inspector if such applicant has paid an application fee, as prescribed by the board, and meets any of the following qualifications:
(1) Has been a journeyman electrician or equivalent for four years, two years of which were as an electrician foreman, and has had two years experience as a building inspector trainee of electrical systems;
(2) Has been a journeyman electrician or equivalent for four years and has had three years experience as a building inspector trainee of electrical systems;
(3) Has had four years experience as a building inspector trainee of electrical systems;
(4) Has been a journeyman electrician or equivalent for six years;
(5) Is a graduate electrical engineer and registered by the state of Ohio.
An applicant who fails two examinations shall not be eligible to take another examination until he has successfully completed a training program approved by the board pursuant to division (C) of this section. A new application fee shall be required for each examination given an applicant.
(C) No training program for electrical safety inspectors shall be offered in this state unless approved by the board of building standards. The board may issue an electrical safety inspector trainee certificate to any person enrolled in an approved training program. A person possessing a trainee certificate may work under the supervision of an electrical safety inspector and such experience shall be considered equivalent to that of a building inspector trainee of electrical systems in satisfying the requirement under division (B) of this section.
(D) The board may deny a certificate to an applicant who commits an act that would constitute grounds for disciplinary action under Chapter 3783. of the Revised Code if committed by an electrical safety inspector.
(E) The board shall keep a record of the names, addresses, and such other information as it requires, of each electrical safety inspector and each electrical safety inspector trainee and a record of its proceedings under Chapter 3783. of the Revised Code.
HISTORY: 133 v H 991 (Eff 9-4-70); 140 v H 37. Eff 6-22-84.
Mike P.
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