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Rhode Island 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

Certificate B Journeyperson Electrician

RenewalEvery 2 years. Renews on the licensee's birthday for a 24-month term. Online renewal adds a $6 charge. Late: $12 for each month or fraction of a month after expiration, plus the renewal fee.Source: ri.gov · as of
CE hours & topics15 hours per renewal
  • Board-approved course of study (Certificate A and B)
Required under R.I. Gen. Laws § 5-6-20.1. Out-of-state residents who cannot reach board-approved courses may take an NEC course and get Rhode Island amendments from the Building Code Commission.
Source: rules.sos.ri.gov · as of
Fees
  • Application processing (non-refundable): $75
  • 2-year license (after passing): $72
Source: dlt.ri.gov · as of

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    How often do you renew a Rhode Island electrician license?

    Every 2 years on your birthday. Renewal is $72, plus a $6 online charge.

    How many CE hours does a Rhode Island electrician need?

    Certificate A and B licensees need at least 15 hours of board-approved continuing education to renew.

    What is the Rhode Island late renewal fee?

    A $12 late fee for each month or fraction of a month after expiration, plus the renewal fee.

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

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