There is no such exam.strauby21 said:I am preparing to take the exam in PA any pointers for prep beside the NEC.
strauby21 said:I am preparing to take the exam in PA any pointers for prep beside the NEC. This is a exam to do work in chambersburg pa.
and the call it a master electrician exam.
Funny that you posted that link, because if you call that number, the person you'd be talking to would be speaking on a phone that I installed and sitting at a desk that is under a light I installed. If the power should happen to do out, hopefully the generator that I installed will start okay.BackInTheHabit said:Go to THIS link. See item #3. Call the phone number listed. I'm sure you can get help through them.
Good luck.
mdshunk said:Funny that you posted that link, because if you call that number, the person you'd be talking to would be speaking on a phone that I installed and sitting at a desk that is under a light I installed. If the power should happen to do out, hopefully the generator that I installed will start okay.
There is no such test for "PA" anyhow. They test on a local basis. You'd need to collect lots and lots of licenses to have "PA" covered. That link was only for one town. I see that the OP edited his original post. I happen to know the man that authors the Chambersburg test personally. The OP can PM me for the inside scoop.BackInTheHabit said:Was the link helpful?
mdshunk said:There is no such test for "PA" anyhow. They test on a local basis. You'd need to collect lots and lots of licenses to have "PA" covered. That link was only for one town. I see that the OP edited his original post. I happen to know the man that authors the Chambersburg test personally. The OP can PM me for the inside scoop.
It varies from nothing at all, just one type, or many types. Depends on the city. One member of the electrician's examining board for the town in question just passed last week, matter of fact.BackInTheHabit said:What are the license types required in PA by cities/counties? Do they have journeyman, master and contractor?
mdshunk said:It varies from nothing at all, just one type, or many types. Depends on the city. One member of the electrician's examining board for the town in question just passed last week, matter of fact.
Passed, as in no longer living.BackInTheHabit said:Do you mean passed away? (i.e ceased to exist, kicked the bucket) If so - my condolences.
Or do you mean he passed their test?