The state of Alaska is currently on the 2014 NEC® and requires 8 hours of continuing education every year specifically on the NEC®. Online classes and classroom workshops are both accepted.

JCR Productions has been approved for all currently offered classes including:

• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Change: 8 hours
• Review and Renew Correspondence Course: 8 hours
• 2014 Detailed NEC® Workshop-Day 1: 10 hours
• 2014 Detailed NEC® Workshop-Day 2: 10 hours

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Division of Labor Standards and Safety-Mechanical Inspection

*The state of Alaska has reciprocal agreements for Electrical Journeymen with the following states: Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, Oklahoma, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah.

Arizona does not have a statewide adoption of the NEC® and does not require continuing education for licensed electricians. Some counties have additional requirements for electrical workers.

Arizona Registrar of Contractors

Contractor’s License Classifications

*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. More information is found in the application to waive a trade exam.

Arkansas is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 8 hours of continuing education on the newest NEC® change. Online and classroom courses accepted.

JCR Productions is an approved provider for Arkansas.  Visit our product page for specific classes.

Arkansas Department of Labor

*Arkansas has Journeyman reciprocal agreements with: Alaska, New Mexico, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah and Colorado. A Master reciprocal agreement is with Oregon.

California is currently on the 2011 NEC® and requires 32 hours every 3 years in courses relevant to your line of work.  California is anticipated to adopt the 2014 NEC® effective January 1st, 2017.

Online and classroom courses are accepted. However, CA requires continuing education providers to have an agreement or contract with a CA public school entity prior to becoming an approved provider.

• California Electrical Certification FAQ’s
• Electrician Certification Program

*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.

Colorado is currently on the 2014 NEC® and requires 16 or 24 PDU’s every 3 years.  (PDU stands for Professional Development Unit and is Colorado’s equivalent to CEU’s.)  Class certificates along with course outlines are submitted by individuals when seeking license renewal. Online and classroom classes are OK.

All of JCR Production’s currently offered courses meet the criteria for Colorado.

Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies Licensing Services for Electricians

UPDATE:

*”Reciprocity. You hold a journeyman electrician license/certificate or higher classification from a participating state that is current, active, and in good standing.”

Call the Colorado Licensing Services for Electricians directly to see if your current out-of-state license will be accepted.

Connecticut is currently on the 2011 NEC® and requires 7 hours of continuing education (CE) every year. CE must be classroom instruction only. Connecticut is anticipated to adopt the 2014 NEC® in the Fall of 2016.

Continuing Education for Occupational and Professional Licenses

Department of Consumer Protection-Electrical License 

*Connecticut does not have any reciprocal agreements with additional states.

Delaware is currently on the 2014 NEC® and requires 10 hours per renewal period (every even year) of continuing education.  At least 5 of the 10 hours must be a NEC® Code focused class.  Classroom and online courses are accepted.

JCR Productions is an approved CE provider for the State of Delaware for the following courses: 

• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Changes: 8 hours
• Review and Renew Correspondence Course: 8 hours
• 2014 Detailed NEC® Workshop: 10 hours

Report continuing education credits to Delaware for scheduled workshop/course.

State of Delaware-Board of Electrical Examiners

License by Reciprocity: this page provides detailed instructions on how to apply for a Delaware license.  Reciprocity may be given if your current license has licensure standards “substantially similar” to Delaware’s license standards. This page includes a table outlining prequalified and disqualified states.

Washington DC is currently on the 2011 NEC® and requires no continuing education at this time.

Board of Industrial Trades

Washington DC does not have any reciprocal arrangements with additional states at this time.

Florida is currently using the 2011 NEC® (will be adopting the 2014 NEC® on 12/31/17) and requires 14 hours of continuing education every 2 years.  Classroom and online classes are accepted.

14 hours of Continuing Education must include:
• 7 hours technical
• 1 hour workers’ compensation
• 1 hour workplace safety
• 1 hour business practices
• 1 hour Florida Building Code advanced module course
• 1 hour Florida Laws & Rules
• 2 hours false alarm prevention (for all certified and registered alarm contractors and certified electrical contractors who perform alarm work)
• Remaining hours general credit

JCR Productions is an approved classroom and online provider for the 7 technical hours. REPORT JCR WORKSHOP/COURSE COMPLETION TO FLORIDA.

• Electrical Contractors’ Licensing Board
• Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation: Bureau of Education and Testing

*While Florida does not have reciprocal arrangements with additional states, they do recognize specific examinations in North Carolina, Georgia and California as meeting one or more of their examinations’ criteria. Call the Florida Board directly for clarification. 

Georgia is on the 2014 NEC and requires 4 hours/year on their current code. Electrical professionals self-report their CE hours at time of renewal.  All JCR Productions’ classes meet Georgia’s requirements.

CE Audit Report Form: print out the reporting form for documenting your continuing education hours

Georgia Board for Electrical Contractors: print your license, find the fee schedule and get your state questions answered.

*Georgia has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: Alabama, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina.

Hawaii uses the 2008 NEC® and requires continuing education through the Hawaiian Community College system. Hawaii is anticipated to adopt the 2016 NEC® at some point in 2016.

Department of Commerce Consumer Affairs

Frequently asked questions for electricians

*Hawaii does not have reciprocal arrangements with any additional states.

Idaho is on the 2014 NEC® and currently requires 24 hours of continuing education every 3 years.  At least 16 of those hours much be on NEC® code change.

JCR is an approved provider for the state of Idaho for the following classes:

• 2014 Detailed NEC Workshop: 20 hours
• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Change: 8 hours
• Review and Renew Correspondence: 8 hours ***Idaho requires a separate correspondence course which will be provided free of charge with any workshop attendance or can be ordered online as an 8 hour correspondence course with a note *includes IDAHO.

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Idaho Continuing Education Requirements

Idaho Division of Building Safety: Licensing Information

*Idaho has a reciprocal arrangement with the following states: Colorado, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Wyoming.

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.  There are no continuing education requirements currently in place.

Indiana operates under the Indiana Electrical Code which is based on the 2008 NEC®.  There are no continuing education requirements.

Indiana Department of Homeland Security

*No licensing of electricians at a state level, no reciprocal arrangements with additional state.

Iowa is currently using the 2014 NEC® and generally requires 6 hours of continuing education every year.  Requirements are tiered based on how long each individual has had their electrical license. Continuing Education must be in-person attendance only.

Continuing Education Electrical Licensing and Inspection Program

*Iowa has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: Minnesota, Nebraska and South Dakota.

Kansas is operating under the 2008 NEC® and has no statewide continuing education requirements. Most local jurisdictions that require CE require in-person attendance only.

Kansas State Board of Technical Professionals

*Since Kansas does not have statewide licensing for electrical professionals, it has no reciprocal arrangements with additional states.

Kentucky currently uses the 2014 NEC® and requires 6 continuing education hours each year.  The focus of these hours (business vs. code) depends on electrical license level held.

JCR Productions is currently an approved provider in the state of Kentucky for the following classes:

• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Change (6 hours)
• 2014 NEC Workshop-Day 1 (6 hours)
• 2014 NEC Workshop-Day 2 (6 hours)

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Public Protection Cabinet-Dept of Housing, Buildings and Construction

*Kentucky does not have any reciprocal arrangements with additional states.

Louisiana is on the 2011 NEC® and requires residential building contractors to have 6 hours of continuing education every year. Louisiana is expected to go to the 2014 NEC® on July 1st, 2017.

JCR Productions, Inc. is an approved provider for all courses with Louisiana.

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• Louisiana State Licensing Board
• State of Louisiana Contractors Licensing Law and Rules and Regulations

*Louisiana has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Virginia.

Maine is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 15 hours of continuing education every 3 years on the current code.

Professional & Financial Regulation: Electricians Examining Board

Maine has reciprocal arrangements with the following states for the following licensure:

• Master: New Hampshire and Vermont
• Journeyman: Idaho, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon and Vermont

Maryland is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 10 hours of continuing education every 2 years on the existing or an updated code.  At least 5 of the 10 CE hours must be in a classroom setting.

JCR Productions, Inc. is an approved provider for the State of Maryland. Counties may require separate approval.  Maryland requires proof of compentency at the end of each class. You will be provided with a 15 question competency NEC® based quiz to complete prior to receiving your MD license.

Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing

Cecil County: Department of Permits and Inspections

*Maryland has reciprocal arrangements with Delaware, Virginia and West Virginia.

“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 do 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 electrician’s 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 electrician’s license to perform any electrical work.” Reciprocal Licensing. (2014, December 4). Retrieved July 20, 2015, from http://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/elec/elecapply.shtml#recip

Massachusetts is on the 2014 NEC® and requires 21 hours of continuing education every 3 years. 15 of those hours must be related to Massachusetts electrical code, business practices and state specific regulations. The remaining credits may be on the NEC® or other related topics. CEU’s must be in a classroom setting only.

Board of State Examiners of Electricians

*reciprocal with New Hampshire

Michigan is currently on the 2014 NEC® and requires 15 hours of continuing education on the existing adopted code. 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.

JCR is an approved provider in the State of Michigan. We are approved for 15 CE’s with our 2-Day Detailed NEC® Workshop.

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Electrical Examination Schedule, Licensing Information and Applications

Michigan has no reciprocal arrangements with additional states.

Minnesota is currently on the 2014 NEC® and requires 16 hours of continuing education every 2 years. At least 12 hours must be on the current code. Continuing education may be done online or in a classroom setting.

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• Minnesota Department of Labor & Industry: Construction Codes Continuing Education
• Minnesota Department of Labor & Industry: Electrical Board General Information

Minnesota has reciprocal arrangements with the following states:

• Journeyman: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming
• Master: Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota

Mississippi requires 2 hours of continuing education every year for residential licenses. JCR Productions is an approved provider for Mississippi.

Mississippi State Board of Contractors

*”The Mississippi State Board of Contractors has reciprocal agreements with 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.” Citation: http://www.msboc.us/?page_id=9 

Missouri has no statewide adoption of the NEC nor has any continuing education requirements. However, individual jurisdictions may set electrical licensing requirements.

Guide for Completing Installation Permit Application

Missouri Department of Public Safety: Fire Safety

Montana is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 8 hours per year on the current code.  Online and classroom settings are accepted.

JCR Productions is an approved course provider in Montana.  

All of JCR’s classes are approved, but not endorsed, by the state:

• Correspondence Course: 8 hours
• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Change: 8 hours and 4 hours
• Detailed NEC Workshop-Day 1: 8 hours
• Detailed NEC Workshop-Day 2: 8 hours
• Detailed NEC Workshop (both days): 20 hours

Montana Department of Labor and Industry

Montana State Electrical Board

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Montana has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming.

Nebraska is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 12 hours of continuing education every 2 years.  Continuing education must be in classroom only.

JCR Productions is an approved course provider for the following classes:

• 2014 Detailed NEC® Workshop – Day 1 (10 hours)
• 2014 Detailed NEC® Workshop – Day 2 (10 hours)
• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Change (8 hours)

Nebraska Electrical Division

Nebraska has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: 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 has no state licensing for electricians, although it does adopt the newest National Electrical Code.  Licensing may be done by local jurisdictions. There are no continuing education requirements.

Nevada does not have any reciprocal arrangements with any states.

New Hampshire is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 15 hours of continuing education every license renewal period on the updated code. One of the fifteen hours must include changes to RSA 319, the Administrative Rules, and to the list of ‘Commonly Found Licensing Concerns and Installation Deficiencies’ provided by the Electricians’ Licensing Board.

All Master and Journeyman licensees must have taken a 2014 Code Class by January 1, 2015 to continue to have a valid NH license.

State of New Hampshire Electrician’s Board

New Hampshire has reciprocal arrangements with 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 is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 34 hours of continuing education every 3 years with at least 9 hours on the current code and 1 hour on state laws.  Classroom attendance is required.

JCR Productions is an approved provider in the State of New Jersey.  All in-class workshops have been approved.

NJ Division of Consumer Affairs: Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors

New Jersey does not have reciprocity with any other state.

New Mexico is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 16 hours of continuing education every 3 years. At least 8 of those hours must be on the current code change.  Both classroom and online courses are accepted.

New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department, Construction & Manufactured Housing: Electrical Bureau

New Mexico has reciprocity arrangements with the following states: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Texas and Wyoming.

New York is currently using the 2014 NEC® effective April 6th, 2016.  New York does not require continuing education and does not issue licenses at the state level.  Individual jurisdictions may have license requirements and specific training which is usually acquired at a government location.

Division of Building Standards and Codes (BSC)

More Restrictive Local Standards

New York does not have reciprocal arrangements with any other states.

North Carolina is currently using the 2014 NEC® effective April 1st, 2016.  8 hours of continuing education is required annually (4 hours for low-voltage and some speciality licenses.)  At least half of the CE hours must be obtained by during workshop/classroom attendance.

All JCR Productions, Inc. workshops meet the NC continuing education requirements. Licensed electricians may bank up to 24 hours of CE credit.

• NC Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors
• NC Board of Examiners for Engineers & Surveyors
• NC Board for Plumbing, Heating & Fire Sprinkler Contractors
• NC General Contractors Board  (Contractor’s Exam Preparation Course Referral)
• NC Office of the State Fire Marshall (Department of Insurance)
• NC Refrigeration Board of Examiners

North Dakota is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 8 hours of continuing education each year on the current code. 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 has applied to become an approved provider for the ND and has submitted the following courses:

• Detailed NEC® Workshop: (8 hours)
• Detailed NEC® Workshop – Day 1: (8 hours)
• Detailed NEC® Workshop – Day 2: (8 hours)
• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Change (8 hours)

ND State Electrical Board

ND Laws, Rules & Wiring Standards

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 is currently using the 2014 NEC®. Ohio requires 10 hours of continuing education every year with at least 5 being on the code. Classroom setting only.

JCR Productions is an approved continuing educational provider for the state of Ohio. 

All of JCR’s 2014 Code classes are approved, but not endorsed, by Ohio.

Department of Commerce

Things You Should Know About Your Ohio License

Ohio has reciprocal arrangements with Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia.

Oklahoma is currently on the 2014 NEC® .  OK requires 6 hours of continuing education every 3 years on Code Change. Classroom, correspondence and online courses are accepted.

JCR Productions is an approved provider for Oklahoma for the following classes:

• Review and Renew including 2014 Code Changes (6 hours)
• 2014 Detailed NEC® Workshop (6 hours)

Construction Industries Board

Oklahoma has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Texas and Wyoming. 

Oregon is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires between 4 to 24 hours of continuing education depending on the level of licensing. At least half of the CE’s must be on the current code/code change.  Classroom and online courses are accepted.

Building Code Division

Oregon has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: 

Masters: Arkansas & Utah

Journeyman: Arkansas, Idaho, Maine, Montana, Utah & Wyoming

Pennsylvania is currently using the 2008 NEC and may require 15 to 45 credit hours every recertification period depending on level of license held. A third of all continuing education credits must be directly related to code certification categories. One credit is given per hour of instruction.  Individuals provide their own documentation of continuing education for license renewal.

JCR Productions, Inc. is listed as an approved provider of continuing education for the State of Pennsylvania.  All courses are directly related to code certification and count toward the requirements.

Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry: regulation department for Uniform Construction Code

Uniform Construction Code Guidelines: code enforcement guidelines and municipality authority over administering and enforcing the UCC

Rhode Island is current using the 2014 NEC® and requires 15 hours of continuing education every 3 years.  Continuing education courses must be led by a Rhode Island licensed electrician in a classroom setting.

Workforce Regulation and Safety: Electricians

Rhode Island does not have reciprocity with any other states.

South Carolina is using the 2014 NEC® effective July 1st, 2016 and does not require continuing education credits at this time.

South Carolina Contractor’s Licensing Board

SC has reciprocity (waiver) agreements with the following states: Alabama; Georgia; Mississippi; North Carolina; Ohio; Reading, Pennsylvania; Tennessee; and Texas.  Contact the board for specifics regarding which license level is acceptable with each state.

South Dakota is in the process of adopting the 2017 NEC® and requires 16 hours of continuing education every 2 years.  Half of the CE’s must be completed in a classroom setting.  The other half may be completed online or through a correspondence course.

JCR Productions, Inc. is an approved CE provider in South Dakota.  All classes are approved.  After taking a class, you are provided a correspondence course for an additional 4 to 8 hours of CE credit depending on your classroom length of time.

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South Dakota Electrical Commission

SD has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: 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 is currently using the 2008 NEC® with exceptions in 34 local jurisdictions. No continuing education is required.

Department of Commerce & Insurance: Types of Licenses

Frequently Asked Questions

Tennessee has reciprocal arrangements with the following states: Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Ohio. Visit the Department of Commerce and Industry’s website to learn more about Tennessee’s reciprocity.

Texas is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 4 hours of continuing education (CE) every year.  CE’s must include the current code, Texas Law and safety.  Online and classroom setting courses are accepted.

TDLR: Electrical Licensing

Texas has reciprocity agreements with the following states: 

Master Electrician – Louisiana (state contractor’s license) and North Carolina (master electrician or unlimited electrical contractor)

Journeyman Electrician – Arkansas, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Wyoming

Utah is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 16 hours of continuing education (CE) every 2 years.  At least 12 hours must be on the code. JCR Productions is an approved CEU provider for Utah.  Online and classroom settings are accepted.

Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing: Electrical

Utah has reciprocal arrangements with the following states:

Master: Idaho, Oregon and Wyoming

Journeyman: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota and Wyoming

Vermont is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 15 hours of continuing education on current code updates every 3 years. Both online and classroom courses are accepted.

Division of Fire Safety: Licensed Electricians

Building Code and Safety Services

Vermont currently has reciprocity with Maine and New Hampshire for both Master and Journeyman licensees.

Virginia currently uses the 2011 NEC® and requires 3 hours of continuing education every two years for Journeyman and Master Electricians to cover any updates to the NEC®.

All JCR Production’s Classroom Workshops are approved as meeting the 3 CE hours for Virginia. 

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Virginia Board for Contractors

Virginia has reciprocity arrangements with Maryland and North Carolina.

Washington is currently using the 2014 NEC® and requires 24 hours of continuing education every 3 years. 8 hours must be on the current code and 4 hours must be on the state code.  The rest are considered electives.  Both classroom and online courses are accepted.

Washington State Department of Labor & Industries: Continuing Education

Licensing, Exams & Education

Washington State does not have reciprocity with any additional states.

West Virginia is currently using 2014 NEC® Code effective August 1st, 2016 and has no continuing education requirements. If you will be taking the state’s electrical exam, consider the 2014 NEC® 500+ Sample Question & Answer Book offered by JCR Productions, Inc. or attending an Exam Prep workshop!

 WV Department of Labor: the labor division conducts inspections and licensing requirements at job sites

Office of the State Fire Marshal: this site provides testing requirements and licensing information

West Virginia has reciprocity arrangements with the following states:

Virginia – Master and Journeyman Classifications
Ohio – Master Classification
North Carolinia – Master Classification
Kentucky – Master and Journeyman Classifications
Maryland – Master Classification
WV Division of Labor, Contractor’s Board – Master Classification

Wisconsin is currently on the 2011 NEC® and requires 24 hours of continuing education every license renewal period.

JCR Productions is an approved provider for continuing education in Wisconsin.  The following workshops are approved for specified hours:

• Detailed NEC Workshop-Day One (7 hours)
• Detailed NEC Workshop-Day Two (10 hours)
• Detailed NEC Training Workshop-both days (17 hours)
• Review and Renew-Correspondence (8 hours)
• Review and Renew-Classroom (8 hours)
• Calculations and Ohm’s Law (8 hours)

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Department of Safety and Professional Services

Trades Credential Renewal Information

There are currently no reciprocal arrangements with any additional state(s).

Wyoming is transitioning to the 2017 NEC® and requires 16 hours of continuing education every 3 years.  At least 8 of the CE hours must be on the most updated code. JCR Productions in an approved provider for Wyoming.

Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety: Continuing Education

Electrical Safety Division

Wyoming has reciprocal arrangements for Journeyman licenses with Alaska, North Dakota and Oklahoma.