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License Renewal & CEU Requirements

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California Electrician CEU Requirements: A certified electrician must take 32 hours of continuing education relevant to your category of certification and have 2,000 hours of work in the industry. C-10 State Contractors do not require continuing education.

Renewal Information: CA electrician licenses renew every 3 years on license effective date (issue). Get more helpful information and forms directly from State board Here

Certification Information Certification is required only for those persons who perform work as electricians for contractors licensed as class C-10 electrical contractors under the Contractors' State License Board Rules and Regulations. If you are a licensed C-10 contractor licensed by the Contractors' State License Board, then you do not need to be certified. However, if you have employees that work under you then they need to get certified. If you are a licensed C-10 contractor but working under another C-10 contractor's license as an employee you must be certified.

For questions regarding your state's CE requirements, please contact your state board directly.
(510) 286-3900 | California Board Website | Email: ECUINFO@dir.ca.gov

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