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New Hampshire 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. Licenses issued beginning July 15, 2023 expire two years from the date of issuance (RSA 310:8). Renewal fee $110. Reinstatement within 1 year uses the reinstatement fee; after 1 year you reapply and may need to retest.Source: oplc.nh.gov · as of · Fees: oplc.nh.gov
CE hours & topics15 hours per NEC code cycle (1 year from the January 1 after the latest NFPA 70 is published)
  • Changes to the latest NFPA 70 (code update)
  • At least 1 hour on changes to RSA 319-C, Board rules, and installation concerns
Board-approved courses only. Track and submit through CE Broker. Hours do not roll over.
Source: oplc.nh.gov · as of · Board home: oplc.nh.gov
Fees
  • Application: $110
  • Exam (paid to Prov): $90
Source: oplc.nh.gov · as of · Exam: oplc.nh.gov

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FAQ

How often do you renew a New Hampshire electrician license?

Every 2 years from the date of issuance. Renewal costs $110.

How many CE hours does a New Hampshire electrician need?

You need 15 hours of approved code-update instruction each NEC code cycle, including at least 1 hour on RSA 319-C, Board rules and installation concerns.

Where do you track New Hampshire electrician CE?

Through a free CE Broker account; certificates go to OPLC through CE Broker.

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

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