Required Books
The examination is administered as an open-book exam. Use of the National Electrical Code book is allowed during the examination. A Code book will be provided for you to use.
Applicants can not use their own book. Calculators are permitted only if they are silent, hand-held, battery-operated, nonprinting, and without an alphabetic keypad.
No other books or devices are allowed during the exam.
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Requirements Master electrician license applicants must have five years experience and training documented, and pass the master electrician's examination.
Residential Wiremen must have two years experience.
Electrical contractors must be, or employ, a master electrician registered with the State Board.
Electrical Contractor applications must present evidence that they have complied with the compensation law and unemployment compensation. You must complete the Acknowledgementr of Responsibility form, along with the completed application and appropriate fees.
Requirements Master electrician license applicants must have five years experience and training documented, and pass the master electrician's examination.
Residential wiremen must have two years experience.
Electrical contractors must be, or employ, a master electrician registered with the State Board.
Applications and licensing information for electrical licenses can be obtained from:
Division of Professions and Occupations
1560 Broadway, Suite 1350
Denver, CO 80202
(303)-894-7800 /Fax (303)-894-7693
www.dora.state.co.us/electrical/
Important Contacts
Reciprocity: Colorado has entered into reciprocal licensing agreements with the following states: Alaska, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming for journeyman electrical licenses only.
Continuing Education is required
Examination Information/Requirements:
Exam fees are $75.00 for exam and $70.00 for re-test
This is a 90 question, multiple-choice exam with a 4-hr time limit. 70% is required to pass.
Major content areas of the exam are: Raceways, conductors and cable assemblies, services (600 volts and below), feeders and branch circuits, motors, equipment use within occupancies and calculations and computations.
Exam questions are based on the 2011 NEC.
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