What is a Statement of Bonding Ability? This is a statement from the surety company that deems the contractor eligible for a performance bond if needed up to the specified amount. For North Carolina electrical contractors, a $60,000 (for Intermediate) or $150,000 (for...
“Code Made Simple” Background Our late founder, Jeff Rodriquez, was known for his strong foundation in the National Electrical Code. He was able to develop this “Code Made Simple” learning environment with his 30 years of insight and applicability in the...
No worry…we haven’t fallen behind while we have all been in quarantine: NC State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors assisted all actively licensed electricians by granting a year of continuing education in March 2020. Those continuing education...
What level of license do I want? Wondering where to start? The first thing you need to do is understand the scope of the licensing options and the level of experience needed to qualify to test for that level of license (Limited, Unlimited, etc). In NC, all that...
Not currently. Previously, our workshops had been approved with the NC Alarm Systems Licensing Board. As our workshop courses evolve, they may not always be seen as appropriate for the Alarm’s Board, so the approval status will never be consistent. As we build...
Your NC examination will include questions from 4 main sources, listed below. We suggest you have these books for your studying needs: Current National Electrical Code – OPEN BOOK NFPA-72: National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code Book (2013) – OPEN BOOK NASCLA...
