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Electrician license requirements by state
The main electrician license in each state we cover, side by side. Every row links to a full state guide with official sources. Checked .
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| State | License | Training / experience | Exam | Renewal cycle | CE to renew |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | Journeyman Electrician | 8,000 hours | PSI, open book | Every year | 4 hours each 1-year license term |
| Florida | Journeyman Electrician (local) No state journeyman license | Varies, see page | Varies, see page | Varies, see page | Varies, see page |
| California | Certified General Electrician | 8,000 hours | CPS HR Consulting, open book | Every 3 years | 32 hours per 3-year certification period |
| North Carolina | Limited / Intermediate / Unlimited Electrical Contractor (qualified individual) No state journeyman license | Varies, see page | PSI, open book | Every year | 8 hours each annual license period |
| Georgia | Electrical Contractor Class I / Class II No state journeyman license | Varies, see page | PSI, open book | Every 2 years | 8 hours per 2-year renewal (4 hours each year) |
| Washington | General Journey Level (01) Electrician | 8,000 hours | PSI, open book | Every 3 years | 24 hours per 3-year certification period |
"Varies, see page" means the rule isn't a single number (for example, it's set by counties or depends on the license level). The state page has the details and sources.
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