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Maine electrician license renewal & CE requirements

When to renew, how many continuing-education hours you need, which topics are required, and where to find approved courses. Checked .

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Renewal rules by license

Journeyman Electrician

RenewalEvery 2 years. Two years from first licensure. $150 to renew. Late up to 90 days: +$50. More than 90 days but not more than 2 years: $100 late fee.Source: maine.gov · as of
CE hours & topics15 hours per renewal (current NEC update course)
  • Current National Electrical Code as adopted by the board
Finish the 15-hour current NEC course before you renew. The board's NEC update schedule follows an assumed 3-year code cycle.
Source: maine.gov · as of
Fees
  • License (2 years): $150
  • SBI report: $21
Source: maine.gov · as of · Exam fee is not listed on the journeyman page.

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    FAQ

    How often do you renew a Maine journeyman license?

    Every 2 years from first licensure. Renewal costs $150.

    How many CE hours does a Maine electrician need?

    You need a 15-hour current NEC update course before you renew.

    What is the Maine late renewal fee?

    Up to 90 days late adds $50; more than 90 days but within 2 years adds a $100 late fee.

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

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