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Alaska electrician license renewal & CE requirements

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Electrician Journeyman Certificate of Fitness

RenewalEvery 2 years. Renew with the $200 certificate fee. Application fee is waived if you renew within 90 days of expiration; after 90 days add the $50 application fee. Renewals more than two years after expiration require retesting.Source: labor.alaska.gov · as of · Renewal form: labor.alaska.gov
CE hours & topics16 hours per preceding 24 months
  • Significant changes or updates to the National Electrical Code (at least 8 hours)
No more than 8 hours may be industry-related. Attach course certificates to the renewal application.
Source: labor.alaska.gov · as of · Renewal form: labor.alaska.gov
Fees
  • Application (non-refundable): $50
  • Certificate (upon issue): $200
Source: labor.alaska.gov · as of

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    How often do you renew an Alaska electrician COF?

    Every 2 years. The certificate fee is $200.

    How many CE hours does an Alaska electrician need?

    You need 16 hours in the preceding 24 months, including at least 8 hours on NEC updates.

    What if an Alaska COF is more than 90 days expired?

    Add the $50 application fee. Renewals more than two years after expiration require retesting.

    Not licensed yet? See How to get an electrician license in Alaska.

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