firealarmguy
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Haha, true.
There are elements of practical work that should be learned on the job, but at the very least there should be some credit given to an electrical engineering degree and/or a PE license in electrical engineering.
In New York City, I believe you get 3-4 year credit for that when putting in the total amount of years required for a journeyman or master electrician.
There are elements of practical work that should be learned on the job, but at the very least there should be some credit given to an electrical engineering degree and/or a PE license in electrical engineering.
In New York City, I believe you get 3-4 year credit for that when putting in the total amount of years required for a journeyman or master electrician.