Allows work hours performed in any state to count toward the 16,000 hours required for class B master electrician licensure without an examination.

This bill amends the Code to allow work hours performed in any state to count toward the 16,000 hours required for licensure as a class B master electrician without an examination. The bill specifies that applicants must have been involved in planning, laying out, or supervising the installation of electrical wiring, apparatus, and equipment for at least sixteen thousand hours, with at least eight thousand hours accumulated since January 1, 1998. The board will adopt rules establishing procedures for this licensure.

Allows work hours performed in any state to count toward the 16,000 hours required for class B master electrician licensure without an examination.

This bill amends the Code to allow work hours performed in any state to count toward the 16,000 hours required for licensure as a class B master electrician without an examination. The bill specifies that applicants must have been involved in planning, laying out, or supervising the installation of electrical wiring, apparatus, and equipment for at least sixteen thousand hours, with at least eight thousand hours accumulated since January 1, 1998. The board will adopt rules establishing procedures for this licensure.