01-General Electrician
- 60 NEC/theory questions · 3 hours
- 17 Washington-code questions · 1 hour
- 70% required on each section
Washington 01-General electrical exam prep self-study
Build the NEC speed and calculation skills behind Washington’s 01-General Electrician, Administrator, and Master exams.
Prepare the national Code/theory sections with JCR, then add the current Washington RCW and WAC references.
This self-study system turns the same core NEC curriculum used in JCR’s instructor-led classes into a structured plan you can complete from anywhere. JCR has trained 20,000+ electricians since 1985. Our classroom NEC exam-prep students have a 93% pass rate.


Organize heavily tested NEC articles, tables, and sections so you can find them faster while studying. Apply the tabs only as permitted by the current testing-vendor rules.
The printed manual and videos build the Code navigation, theory, calculations, and major-load skills used across Washington’s national-Code exam sections.
The exam Code book and other official references are sold separately.
Washington’s adopted installation code and its licensing-exam edition may differ. The current PSI bulletin lists the 2020 NEC for these exams; confirm it before scheduling and prepare the official Washington code references separately.
Washington L&I electrical examinations · Current Washington PSI bulletin · Washington electrical licensing · Washington electrical laws and rules
Most successful students study consistently for about 4–8 weeks. Your schedule may vary with experience and available study time.
Online access and printed materials are delivered separately. Physical orders are normally processed in 1–3 business days; standard shipping is estimated at 5–10 business days and calculated at checkout.
Questions? Call JCR at (704) 696-8555 or email us here.
Does JCR cover the Washington-law section? JCR teaches the NEC/theory and calculation work. Prepare RCW 19.28 and WAC 296-46B separately for the Washington-code section.
Which exam edition should I use? The current PSI bulletin lists the 2020 NEC for licensing exams even though Washington’s adopted installation code may be newer. Recheck the bulletin before scheduling.
What is different for Administrator and Master? Both add a load-calculation section; Master also has a larger NEC/theory and Washington-code question load.
How long should I study? Most successful students plan on roughly 4–8 weeks for the NEC/theory work and add focused Washington-law study.
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