pulliteasy
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What is the first license an electrician must obtain called? Is it a general electrical license? I have heard several things. How does all that work? Thanx
license ?
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jwelectric
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- North Carolina
bphgravity
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- Florida
Re: license ?
The first license would be a driver's license. If you can't get to and from work or drive a company vehicle, you are useless.
This varies so greatly from area to area. Some jurisdictions have mandatory apprenticeship licensing. Others don't require any licensing at all. Contact your state or local licensing board.
The first license would be a driver's license. If you can't get to and from work or drive a company vehicle, you are useless.
This varies so greatly from area to area. Some jurisdictions have mandatory apprenticeship licensing. Others don't require any licensing at all. Contact your state or local licensing board.
- Location
- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
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- Service Manager
Re: license ?
To find them online, try a search engine like Google.
For example, I type in 'Colorado Electrical Board Official' to find the Colorado EB. 'Official is a good word to throw in, these kinds of sites always say 'Official Website of the yada yada..." so that generally snares them pretty quick.
To find them online, try a search engine like Google.
For example, I type in 'Colorado Electrical Board Official' to find the Colorado EB. 'Official is a good word to throw in, these kinds of sites always say 'Official Website of the yada yada..." so that generally snares them pretty quick.
- Location
- Lockport, IL
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- Retired Electrical Engineer
Re: license ?
The one in my wallet, issued by the state of Washington, says,
It sits in my wallet right next to my other two WA licenses: Electrical Administrator and Professional Engineer.
The one in my wallet, issued by the state of Washington, says,
It goes on to say that for certain types of electrical work I must be supervised at least 75% of the time, and that for all other types of electrical work I must be supervised 100% of the time.
It sits in my wallet right next to my other two WA licenses: Electrical Administrator and Professional Engineer.
jimwalker
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- TAMPA FLORIDA
Re: license ?
Not sure about north port but in Tampa you don't need anything.EC has master and everyone else is under his
Not sure about north port but in Tampa you don't need anything.EC has master and everyone else is under his
busman
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- Location
- Northern Virginia
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- Master Electrician / Electrical Engineer
Re: license ?
In the Commonwealth of Virginia, Journeyman is the first license. A Journeyman can work independently on a job, but cannot pull permits. A designated licensed Master electrician to an Electrical Contractor is required for permits.
Mark
In the Commonwealth of Virginia, Journeyman is the first license. A Journeyman can work independently on a job, but cannot pull permits. A designated licensed Master electrician to an Electrical Contractor is required for permits.
Mark
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