California AB1707 mandates electrician certification for those working for class C-10 contractors, with exceptions for apprentices and others.
California AB1707 establishes requirements for electrician certification, mandating certification for those performing electrical work for class C-10 contractors. Uncertified individuals may not perform electrical work unless they meet specific conditions, such as being registered with the Contractors State License Board and completing an approved curriculum. Certification is not required for registered apprentices, nonresidential lighting trainees, or those working for class C-7 low-voltage or class C-45 electric sign contractors.
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