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Vermont 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 3 years. Licenses are valid for three years and expire on the last day of a month designated by the Board. Renew on or before expiration. If lapsed, you may renew within one year with a $25 late fee plus the renewal fee. Vermont Energy Goals module is also required for renewal.Source: legislature.vermont.gov · as of · Rules 3.5 and Energy Goals: firesafety.vermont.gov
CE hours & topics15 hours per 3-year renewal period (preceding 36 months)
  • Board-approved National Electrical Code instruction
  • Vermont Energy Goals module
Type-S specialties need 8 hours in the specialty (max 15 if you hold multiple).
Source: legislature.vermont.gov · as of · Rules: firesafety.vermont.gov
Fees
  • 3-year license (initial and renewal): $115
  • Exam (paid to Prov): $80
Source: legislature.vermont.gov · as of · Exam: firesafety.vermont.gov Rules note exam $80 to ProV: firesafety.vermont.gov

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    How often do you renew a Vermont electrician license?

    Every 3 years. Renewal costs $115.

    How many CE hours does a Vermont electrician need?

    Journeyman and master licensees need 15 hours of Board-approved NEC instruction in the preceding 36 months, plus the Vermont Energy Goals module.

    What if a Vermont electrician license lapses?

    You may renew within one year of expiration by paying a $25 late fee plus the renewal fee.

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

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