Helpful Links
National Organizations
The following links are to National Organizations which may be helpful for you:
Electrical Code Coalition (what code year each state has adopted)
National Council of Examiners of Engineering and Surveying (find state information on obtaining your PE license)
National Electrical Contractors Association
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA books and check on updates to code editions)
PSI
Check for open test dates for your States Electrical Exam (Organization = Government/State Licensing Agencies)
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Helpful Links for Individual State Requirements
Alabama
Current NEC: 2014 transitioning to 2017
Exams: Starting June 1st examinations are based on the 2017 NEC.
CEUs: 14 hours every two years with 7 of those hours on the NEC® Code. You can carry over up to 6 hours for a two year term.
Method of CEU: accepts classroom and online continuing education opportunities.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
- 8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
- 4hr Power Quality
- 20hr Detailed NEC Workshop
- 10hr Detailed NEC Workshop, Day 1
- 10hr Detailed NEC Workshop, Day 2
- 8hr Review and Renew the NEC {online}
- 4hr NEC Review with 2020 Code Updates {online}
Reciprocity: Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Alabama Electrical Contractor’s Board
Alaska
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: Electrical Administrators- 8 hours every two years based on the current state adopted codes or their later revisions. Electrical Journeymen- 16 hours every two years, with at least 1/2 being on the NEC®.
Method of CEU: Classroom and Online.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 Code Changes
4hr Power Quality
10hr Detailed 2017 NEC Training Workshop I
9hr Detailed 2017 NEC Training Workshop II
8hr Review and Renew 2017 NEC {online}
Reciprocity: The state of Alaska has agreements for Electrical Journeymen with the following states: Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, Oklahoma, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah.
Regulation of Electrical Administrators
Arizona
Current NEC: local adoption only; Arizona does not have a statewide adoption of the NEC®
CEUs: does not require continuing education for licensed electricians. Some counties have additional requirements for electrical workers.
Reciprocity: Arizona does not have reciprocal agreements with additional states; however, the Registrar may grant a license without examination if they have a classification the Registrar deems comparable in another state.
Arizona Registrar of Contractors
Arkansas
Current NEC: 2017 with Arkansas admendments
CEUs: 8 hours every Code cycle (January 1st of each NEC publication).
Method of CEU: Online and classroom courses are accepted.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes
4hr Power Quality
10hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day I
10hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day II
8hr- Arkansas: Review & Renew the NEC {online}
Reciprocity: Alaska, New Mexico, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Colorado. A Master reciprocal agreement is with Oregon.
Arkansas Department of Labor and Licensing
California
Current NEC: 2017 with California admendments
CEUs: 32 hours every 3 years in courses relevant to your line of work.
Method of CEUs: Online and classroom courses are accepted.
JCR Productions, Inc is not currently approved with California. CA requires continuing education providers to have an agreement or contract with a CA public school entity prior to becoming an approved provider which JCR Productions does not have. If you have been through one of JCR Productions courses and would like to help us make such a connection, please give our office a call!!
Reciprocity: California does not have reciprocal agreements with additional states; however, having a license in another state does qualify you to sit for a California licensing exam.
Contractors State License Board
Colorado
Current NEC: 2020
PDUs: 24 PDU’s every 3 years. (Professional Development Unit; Colorado’s equivalent to CEU’s). Colorado requires continuing education in four areas of professional competency: Code Update, Grounding and Bonding, Wiring Methods, and Calculations.
Method of PDU: Online and classroom courses are accepted.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
4hr- 2020 Code Changes
4hr- Power Quality & Safety
8hr- Detailed NEC Workshop- Theory & Calculations (Day I)
4hr- Detailed NEC Workshop- Wiring Methods (Day II AM)
4hr- Detailed NEC Workshop- Grounding and Bonding (Day II PM)
Reciprocity: Call the Department directly to see if your current out-of-state license will be accepted for reciprocity.
Connecticut
Current NEC: 2017 with plans to update
CEUs: 4 hours every year.
Method: In-state, classroom instruction only.
At this time, JCR Productions, Inc. is not a continuing education provider in the state of Connecticut and is not actively seeking provider approval.
Reciprocity: Connecticut does not have any reciprocal agreements with additional states.
Department of Consumer Protection-Electrical
Delaware
Current NEC: 2014 with plans to update
CEUs: 10 hours every two years (every even year); at least 5 must be on the NEC® Code.
Method of CEU: classroom and online courses are accepted.
JCR Productions is an approved provider for the following:
8hr- Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes
4hr- Power Quality
10hr- Detailed NEC® Workshop (Day 1, Day 2, or Both days)
8hr- Delaware: Review and Renew the NEC {online}
Reciprocity: may be given if your current license has licensure standards “substantially similar” to Delaware’s license standards.
State of Delaware-Board of Electrical Examiners
District of Columbia
Current NEC: 2011 NEC®
CEUs: does not require continuing education at this time.
Reciprocity: Washington DC does not have any reciprocal arrangements with additional states at this time.
Florida
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: 11 hours (7 for Alarm Contractors) every 2 years (every even year).
Method of CEU: classroom and online classes are accepted.
11 hours of Continuing Education must include:
- 1 hr worker compensation
- 1 hr workplace safety
- 1 hr business practices
- 1 hr FL laws and rules
- 7 hrs technical includes
- 1 hr FL building code advanced module
- 2 hrs false alarm prevention for those performing alarm work
Additional hours obtained appear to “drop off” and are catergorized as general hours.
JCR Productions has been approved for the following:
- Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop {Day 1, Day 2, or Both days}
- (7 Technical, 1 Safety, & 1 Business)
- Power Quality
- (4 Technical)
- Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes
- (8 Technical)
- Review & Renew the NEC & Business Practices {online}
- (7 Technical & 1 Business)
- Electrical Business Management & Safety
- (3 Business, 1 Worker Comp, 2 Workplace Safety)
Reciprocity: While Florida does not have reciprocal arrangements with additional states, they do have an Endorsement List and recognize the following licenses the equivalent of Florida’s examination- North Carolina, Georgia, and California. Call the Florida Board directly for clarification.
Electrical Contractors’ Licensing Board Website
Georgia
Current NEC: 2020
CEUs: 4 hours every year on their current code. Electrical professionals self-report their CE hours at time of renewal.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
4hr Power Quality
20hr Detailed NEC Workshop
10hr Detailed NEC Workshop- Day 1
10hr Detailed NEC Workshop- Day 2
4hr Georgia: NEC Review with Code Updates (online)
Reciprocity: Alabama, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina.
Board for Electrical Contractors Website to print your license, find the fee schedule and get your state questions answered.
Hawaii
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: requires proof of code update continuing education through the Hawaiian Community College system. You may request for the Hawaii board to accept out of state continuing education and we will provide necessary documentation, upon request.
Reciprocity: Hawaii does not have reciprocal arrangements with any additional states.
Department of Commerce Consumer Affairs Website – Electrician and Plumber
Idaho
Current NEC: 2017 with plans to update
CEUs: 24 hours every 3 years with at least 16 of those hours being on code change.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr CU Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes
4hr CU Power Quality
8hr CR Detailed 2020 NEC Workshop Day 1- Theories and Calculations
8hr CU Detailed 2020 NEC Workshop Day 2- Advanced Wiring & Grounding Methods
8hr IR Idaho: Review & Renew the 2020 NEC (Online)
8hr CU Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes (Virtual)
4hr CU Power Quality (Virtual)
4hr CU 2020 Code Changes (Virtual)
Reciprocity: Colorado, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Wyoming.
Illinois
Current NEC: 2008
Chicago: 2017
Illinois does not have a state-wide licensing system for credentialing electricians; however, individual municipalities may have licensing requirements of their own which vary from town to town.
CEUs: There are no continuing education requirements currently in place.
Indiana
Current NEC: Indiana Electrical Code, 2008
CEUs: There are no continuing education requirements.
*No licensing of electricians at a state level
Reciprocity: no reciprocal arrangements with additional states.
Iowa
Current NEC: 2020 with amendments
CEUs: 6 hours every year (or 18 CEUs every 3 years with at least 6 CEUs on current code change). Requirements are tiered based on how long each individual has had their electrical license. CEUs are not required for Apprentice, Unclassified Person, Special Electrician, Residential Electrical Contractor, and Electrical Contractor licenses.
Method of CEU: in-person attendance only.
JCR Productions, Inc is no longer approved with this state as a provider.
Reciprocity: Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota.
Iowa Department of Public Safety – State Fire Marshal Division
Kansas
Current NEC: 2008
Johnson County: 2014
CEUs: no statewide continuing education requirements.
Johnson County: 8 hours every year with at least 4 hours on Code.
Method of CEU: Most local jurisdictions require live, classroom-based attendance only.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved in Johnson County:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes (in-person + Virtual)
4hr Power Quality (in-person + Virtual)
20hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop
*Kansas does not have statewide licensing for electrical professionals
Reciprocity: no reciprocal arrangements with additional states.
Kentucky
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: 6 hours every year for every license level held.
CE – Business license or ME – personal license – (no banking/carryover hours)
JCR Productions has been approved all currently offered classes as follows:
6hr- ME Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes
6hr- CE Electrical Business Management & Safety
6hr- ME Detailed NEC Workshop Day 1
6hr- ME Detailed NEC Workshop Day 2
Reciprocity: does not have any reciprocal arrangements with additional states.
Public Protection Cabinet-Dept of Housing, Buildings and Construction Website
Louisiana
Current NEC: 2014
CEUs: 6 hours every year. There are no continuing education requirements for commercial, mold, or home improvement contractors/registrants.
Change as of December 2018 – Contractors are no longer required to submit continuing education certificates to this board. Contractors will maintain their education certificate for a five-year period and provide copies to the board, if requested. https://www.lslbc.louisiana.gov/frequently-asked-questions/
JCR Productions, Inc. is an approved provider with Louisiana; all courses approved.
Reciprocity: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Virginia.
Maine
Current NEC: 2020 with amendments
CEUs: 15 hours every 3 years on the current code.
JCR is not currently seeking approval as a continuing education provider with the State of Maine.
Reciprocity:
- Master: New Hampshire and Vermont
- Journeyman: Idaho, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon and Vermont
Maine Electricians Examining Board Website
Maryland
Current NEC: 2014
Cecil County: 2017
CEUs: 10 hours every 2 years on the existing or an updated code
Cecil County: 5 hours every April 30th
Method of CEUs: at least 5 hours must be completed in a classroom setting
Cecil County: in person or online
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
10hr Detailed 2017 NEC Training Workshop
10hr Detailed NEC Training Workshop-Day 1
10hr Detailed NEC Training Workshop-Day 2
5hr NEC Review with 2020 Code Updates (online)
Additional Requirements: Maryland requires proof of competency at the end of each class. You will be provided with a 15 question competency NEC® based quiz to complete prior to receiving your certificate of completion.
Reciprocity: Delaware, Virginia and West Virginia.
Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing
The State Board of Master Electricians issues only one license, Master Electrician. In Maryland the actual performance license to perform electrical work is issued by each of the local jurisdictions. Many of the local jurisdictions issue additional categories of electrical licenses. All of these licenses are LESSER than a Master Electrician. For example some jurisdictions may issue a “general electrician”, “limited electrician”, or “low voltage” license as examples. If an individual was interested in obtaining a lesser license than a master electricians license, then it would be necessary to contact the local jurisdiction where you would anticipate working and determine if they offer a lesser license and the qualifications. Not all jurisdictions offer a lesser license. In those jurisdictions that do not, an individual would need a master electricians license to perform any electrical work.
Massachusetts
Current NEC: 2020 with amendments
CEUs: 21 hours every 3 years with 15 of those hours related to Massachusetts electrical code, business practices and state specific regulations. The remaining credits may be on the NEC® or other related topics.
Method of CEU: classroom setting only.
JCR is not currently seeking approval as a continuing education provider in Massachusetts.
Reciprocity: New Hampshire
Michigan
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: 15 hours every three years on Code Change; to maintain your license, you are required a code update course within one year of a new NEC adoption
Anyone performing electrical work in the state of Michigan must be a resident of the State of Michigan and licensed, unless exempt. The City of Grand Rapids and the City of Detroit issue their own electrical licenses.
The following JCR Productions’ class is approved:
15hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop
Additional Requirements: addendum focused on Michigan’s 2017 Part 8 Rules.
*Michigan has no reciprocal arrangements with additional states.
Minnesota
Current NEC: 2020
CEUs: 16 hours every 2 years with at least 12 hours on the current code.
Method of CEU: online or in a classroom setting.
JCR Productions does not currently have provider approval. In the meantime, we can provide you with a document to submit your own Minnesota hours for individual approval upon request.
Reciprocity: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming
Master: Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota
Michigan Department of Labor and Industry – Electrical Licensing Website
Mississippi
Current NEC: local adoption only
CEUs: 2 hours every year for residential licenses.
Method of CEU: The Board does not mandate the specific courses to be taken by licensed contractors, unless CE has been ordered by the board as a result of a disciplinary hearing.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 Code Changes
4hr Power Quality
19hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop
2hr Mississippi Review and Renew the NEC (online)
Reciprocity: Alabama General Contractors Board, Alabama Electrical Contractors Board, Alabama Heating and Air Contractors Board, Arkansas Contractors Board, Georgia Board of Residential and General Contractors, Louisiana Contractors Board, North Carolina Electrical Contractors Board, South Carolina Contractors Board and Tennessee Contractors Board. If you have held a license in one of these states for three (3) consecutive years, the board may waive your trade exam. However, the Mississippi Law and Business Management exam is mandatory.
Missouri
Current NEC: local adoption only
CEUs: no continuing education requirements. However, individual jurisdictions may set electrical licensing requirements.
Method of CEU: Currently, the state is reviewing this rule and has drafted proposed regulations to implement a statewide licensing system for electricians.
Montana
Current NEC: 2014 with plans to update to 2017
CEUs: 16 hours every two years (8 hours per year) on the current code.
Method of CEU: Online and classroom settings are accepted.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
8hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop- Day 1
8hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop- Day 2
4hr NEC Review with 2020 Code Updates (Online)
Reciprocity: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming.
Montana State Electrical Board
Nebraska
Current NEC: 2017 with plans to update
CEUs: 12 hours every 2 years.
Method of CEU: classroom setting only.
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes
4hr Power Quality
10hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day I
9hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day II
Reciprocity: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Texas and Wyoming. Visit their “Reciprocal Arrangements” webpage to get the specifics on reciprocity for specific licenses.
Nevada
Current NEC: 2011
Nevada has no state licensing for electricians; licensing may be done by local jurisdictions.
CEUs: There are no continuing education requirements.
Reciprocity: does not have any reciprocal arrangements with any states.
New Hampshire
Current NEC: 2017 with plans to update
CEUs: 15 hours of instruction every January 1st of the year following the issuance of the latest published edition of NFPA 70, the National Electrical Code. Education must be on the following: The changes to the latest published edition of NFPA 70, the National Electrical Code; and At least one hour of instruction in changes to: RSA 319-C; These rules; and The installation concerns for electrical installations, as determined by the board and available on the board’s website under the heading “licensing and installation concerns.”
Reciprocity: Maine, Massachusetts and Vermont. They have reciprocal agreements for Journeyman licensees only with: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Maine, North Dakota, Utah, South Dakota and Wyoming.
New Jersey
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: 34 hours every 3 years with at least 9 hours on the current code and 1 hour on state laws.
Method of CEU: Classroom attendance only. May only attend 8hr of instruction per day (so plan ahead).
The following JCR Productions’ classes are approved:
8hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop: Navigation and Calculations (Day 1)
8hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop: Wiring Methods and General Code Applications (Day 2)
8hr Review and Renew including 2017 NEC Changes
Reciprocity: does not have reciprocity with any other state.
NJ Division of Consumer Affairs: Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors Website
New Mexico
Current NEC: 2017 with plans to update
CEUs: 16 hours of continuing education every 3 years. At least 8 of those hours must be on the current code change.
Method of CEU: Both classroom and online courses are accepted.
JCR Productions is not currently an approved provider.
Reciprocity: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Texas and Wyoming.
New York
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: does not require continuing education nor do they issue licenses at the state level. Individual jurisdictions (including NYC) may have license requirements and training which is usually acquired at a government location.
Reciprocity: New York does not have reciprocal arrangements with any other states.
North Carolina
Current NEC: 2017; updating to 2020 on October 1st, 2021.
Testing purposes: NC does not plan on testing on the 2020 Code until January 1st, 2022.
CEUs: 8 hours of continuing education is required annually (4 hours for low-voltage and some speciality licenses) with at least half of the CE hours being obtained in a workshop/classroom setting. Licensed electricians may “bank” or roll over three years of CE credit.
All JCR Productions, Inc. workshops are approved in NC:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
4hr Power Quality
4hr 2020 Code Changes (Virtual)
6hr Business Management and Safety (Virtual)
10hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day I
10hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day II
20hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop
8hr Review and Renew the NEC (Online)
4hr Review and Renew the NEC (Online)
4hr NEC Review with 2020 Code Updates (Online)
Reciprocity: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, and now Tennessee.
- NC Board of Alarms Website
- NC Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors Website
- NC Board of Examiners for Engineers & Surveyors Website
- NC Board for Plumbing, Heating Fire Sprinkler Contractors Website
- NC General Contractors Board Website
- Contractor’s Exam Preparation Course Referral Website
- NC Office of the State Fire Marshall (Department of Insurance) Website
- NC Refrigeration Board of Examiners Website
North Dakota
Current NEC: 2020
CEUs: 8 hours of continuing education each year on the current code.
Method of CEU: Classroom and online course are accepted. Online courses must include a segment on ND laws, rules and wiring standards with a question/answer section.
JCR Productions is not an approved provider in North Dakota.
Reciprocity: ND has reciprocal arrangements with the following states –
Master: Minnesota, South Dakota
Journeyman: Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Utah, South Dakota and Wyoming
Ohio
Current NEC: 2017 with plans to update
CEUs: 8 hours every year with at least 5 being on the code. You may not take more than 10 hours of instruction in one day.
If you have renewed your license late in the past or have any other issue with the board, you may need to have 10 CEUs to renew your license. We always recommend checking with the board before committing to an 8 CEU workshop.
Method of CEU: a proctored classroom setting; does not approve {online} correspondence courses
JCR Productions has been approved for all currently offered classes as follows:
4hr Power Quality
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
10 hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop Day 1
9 hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop Day 2
Reciprocity: Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia.
Oklahoma
Current NEC: 2014 with plans to update to 2017
CEUs: 6 hours every 3 years on Code Change; Six instructional hours presented on one day OR Two sessions of three instructional hours each presented within a seven day period
Method of CEU: Classroom, correspondence or online courses are all accepted.
JCR Productions is an approved provider in Oklahoma for:
6hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
6hr Detailed 2017 NEC Navigation and Changes Workshop
Reciprocity: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Texas and Wyoming.
Oregon
Current NEC: 2020 with admendments
CEUs: between 4 to 24 hours of continuing education depending on the level of licensing with at least half of the CEUs must be on the current code/code change.
Method of CEU: Both classroom and online courses are accepted.
JCR Productions is not currently an approved CE Provider in the state of Oregon.
Reciprocity:
- Masters: Arkansas & Utah
- Journeyman: Arkansas, Idaho, Maine, Montana, Utah & Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Current NEC: 2014 with plans to update to 2017
CEUs: may require 15 to 45 credit hours every recertification period depending on level of license held. Electrical Contractors require 8 hours a year. A third of all continuing education credits must be directly related to code certification categories. Some of Pennsylvania’s 2,562 municipalities have established local licensure or certification requirements for contractors or construction trades people.
Method of CEU: Classroom or online
JCR Productions, Inc. is listed as an approved provider of continuing education for the State of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry: Uniform Construction Code Website
Rhode Island
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: 15 hours every 3 years.
Method of CEU: Continuing education courses must be led by a Rhode Island licensed electrician in a classroom setting.
JCR Productions in not an approved provider in the state of Rhode Island.
Reciprocity: does not have reciprocity with any additional states.
Building Code Commission – Contractors’ Registration Board Website
South Carolina
Current NEC: 2017 with admendments
CEUs: does not require continuing education credits at this time.
Reciprocity: Journeyman and Master electrician certificates are only valid in South Carolina. A Mechanical Contractor’s license for electricians has reciprocity in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Mississippi, Ohio, Pennsylvania (Reading, Pa), Tennessee, Texas, and Utah.
*Additional Requirements: You will need to register for your Technical & Business Management/Law exam to complete reciprocity requirements.
South Carolina Building Codes Council Website
South Dakota
Current NEC: 2020
CEUs: 16 hours of continuing education every 2 years; 8 hours on Code.
Method of CEU: half completed in a classroom setting and half completed online or through a correspondence course.
JCR Productions has been approved for all currently offered classes as follows:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
4hr Power Quality
10hr Detailed NEC Workshop – Day 1
9hr Detailed NEC Workshop – Day 2
8hr Review and Renew the NEC {Online}
4hr NEC Review with 2020 Code Updates {Online}
Reciprocity: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah and Wyoming. Check reciprocal arrangements for descriptions of acceptable licensing levels.
Tennessee
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: No continuing education is required.
Reciprocity: Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Ohio. Visit the Department of Commerce and Industry’s website to learn more about Tennessee’s reciprocity.
License Info: licensing is obtained on a city and county basis.
Texas
Current NEC: 2020
CEUs: 4 hours every year on NEC, Safety, and Texas Rules and Regs.
Method of CEU: online and classroom setting courses are accepted.
JCR Productions has been approved for all currently offered classes as follows:
7hr Power Quality & 2020 Code Changes
10hr Detailed NEC Workshop Navigation and Calculations {Day 1}
10hr Detailed NEC Workshop Wiring Methods & Grounding {Day 2}
4hr Power Quality & Energy Management {Virtual}
4hr 2020 Code Changes {Virtual}
Additional Requirements: a 30 minute online course on Texas rules and regulations; you must pass the questions with a 70% or higher to submit your course. Texas does not recognize your full workshop attendance until the completion of this additional requirement.
Reciprocity: Master Electrician – Louisiana (state contractors license) and North Carolina (master electrician or unlimited electrical contractor); Journeyman Electrician – Arkansas, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Wyoming
TDLR: Electrical Licensing Website
Utah
Current NEC: 2017 Commercial & 2014 One- and two-family dwellings; plans to update to 2020
CEUs: 16 hours every 2 years with at least 12 hours must be on the code. Hours are separated into Core hours (C) and Professional hours (P).
Method of CEU: online and classroom settings are accepted.
JCR Productions has been approved for all currently offered classes as follows:
8C Power Quality and 2020 Code Changes
16C 3P Detailed NEC Workshop (two-day only)
8C Utah: Review & Renew the NEC {online}
Reciprocity:
- Master: Idaho, Oregon and Wyoming
- Journeyman: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota and Wyoming
Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing: Electrical Website
Vermont
Current NEC: 2017 with plans to update
CEUs: 15 hours of continuing education on current code updates every 3 years.
Method of CEU: Both online and classroom courses are accepted.
JCR is not currently an approved provider in the state of Vermont.
Reciprocity: Maine and New Hampshire for both Master and Journeyman licensees.
Vermont Dept of Public Safety – Division of Fire Safety Website
Virginia
Current NEC: 2014 with plans to update to 2017 in September 2020
CEUs: 3 hours of continuing education every *three years for Journeyman and Master Electricians to cover any updates to the NEC®. *changed from two to three years after 2019
JCR Productions has been approved for Personal licenses (no Contrator) as follows:
3hr 2017 NEC Power Quality {in-person or virtual}
3hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop
3hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day 1
3hr Detailed 2017 NEC Workshop – Day 2
3hr VA: Review and Renew the 2014 NEC (online)
Reciprocity: Maryland and North Carolina.
Additional Requirements: Virginia requires a pre-license course for their contractors. This is an 8 hour course reviewing business principles related to the standards of conduct found in 18VAC50-22-260 B.
Washington
Current NEC: 2020
CEUs: 24 hours every 3 years. 8 hours must be on the current code and 4 hours must be on the state code with the rest being considered electives.
Method of CEU: Both classroom and online courses are accepted.
JCR is not currently an approved provider in the state of Washington.
Reciprocity: does not have reciprocity with any additional states.
West Virginia
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: no continuing education requirements.
Reciprocity arrangements with the following states:
- Virginia – Master and Journeyman Classifications
- Ohio – Master Classification
- North Carolina – Master Classification
- Kentucky – Master and Journeyman Classifications
- Maryland – Master Classification
- WV Division of Labor, Contractor’s Board – Master Classification
WV Fire Commission – Office of the State Fire Marshal Website
Wisconsin
Current NEC: 2017
CEUs: 24 hours every four year license renewal period. May not retake the same course for credit in the same renewal period.
JCR Productions has been approved for all currently offered classes as follows:
8hr Review and Renew Including NEC Changes
4hr Review and Renew Including NEC Changes (AM Session)
17hr Detailed NEC Training Workshop
7hr Detailed NEC Training Workshop Day One
10hr Detailed NEC Training Workshop Day Two
8hr Wisconsin: Review Renew the 2017 NEC (online)
Reciprocity: no reciprocal arrangements with any additional state(s).
State of Wisconsin Dept of Safety and Professional Services Website
Wyoming
Current NEC: 2020
CEUs: 16 hours every 3 years with at least 8 of those hours being on the most updated code.
JCR Productions has been approved for all currently offered classes as follows:
8hr Power Quality with 2020 NEC Changes
4hr Power Quality
16hr Detailed NEC Workshop (both days only)
8hr Wyoming: Review & Renew the NEC (online)
Reciprocity: for Journeyman licenses with Alaska, North Dakota and Oklahoma.
Wyoming Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety Website
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