Hawaii Electrician Exam Prep
Prepare for Hawaii Journey Worker, Supervising, Industrial, Maintenance, or Specialty electrician testing with the right exam category and study plan.
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Hawaii’s PSI exams use a test-center-supplied 2020 NEC. JCR builds the navigation, theory, calculation, and trade skills behind the standard electrical categories; specialty candidates need additional category-specific preparation.
Choose the correct exam path
Journey Worker and Supervising Electrician Exams
- 70 questions · 180 minutes · 70% to pass
- 2020 NEC supplied by the test center
- Journey Worker performs electrical work; Supervising Electrician directs, supervises, and may perform electrical work
- Board approval is required before PSI scheduling
Industrial, Maintenance, and Specialty Exams
- Industrial: 70 questions · 180 minutes · 70%
- Maintenance and Specialty: 50 questions · 120 minutes · 70%
- 2020 NEC supplied at the test center
- Specialty alarm and communications exams require focused non-NEC reference preparation
Course fit: What JCR covers
JCR is strongest for the NEC, theory, calculations, and trade knowledge on the standard, industrial, and maintenance paths. Specialty alarm/communications candidates must add the category-specific material. An electrician license is not a contractor license.
What JCR Self-Study Packages Include:
The Hawaii License Process
Common questions
Can I bring my own NEC into the Hawaii exam?
The current PSI bulletin says the testing center provides the 2020 NEC. Use your own 2020 NEC for study and speed practice, but follow PSI’s test-center instructions.
What is the difference between Journey Worker and Supervising?
A Journey Worker is licensed to perform electrical work. A Supervising Electrician may direct and supervise the performance of electrical work and also perform the work.
Does JCR cover alarm and communications specialty exams?
JCR provides a strong NEC foundation, but those specialty exams include category-specific alarm and communications subjects that require separate preparation.
Does an electrician license let me contract in Hawaii?
No. Hawaii electrician licensing and contractor licensing are separate. Confirm contractor requirements before offering electrical contracting services.
Hawaii Board of Electricians and Plumbers · Applications and publications · Current PSI bulletin
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