Electrical Licensing Boards - Alabama

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Alabama Statewide NEC Adoption
2020 effective 7/1/23. The codes and standards adopted by the Alabama Building Commission as the State Building Code apply to all State Buildings and Construction, Schools (Public and Private), Hotels/Motels, and Motion Picture Theaters.

State Licensing Board Contact Information

Board
  • Alabama Electrical Contractors Board 445 Dexter Ave, Suite 3060 Montgomery AL 36104
Board Link
  • Alabama Board Website
Board Phone
  • (334) 679-1020
Board Fax
  • (334) 263-6115
Board Email
  • electrical@alstateboard.com

License Requirements

  • 8,000 hours (Four Years) of experience that includes the installation of electrical wiring, apparatus or equipment for lighting or power, and/or controls thereof. This work must be commercial, industrial or residential. Applicant may substitute one (1)...
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Application Form

Exam Testing Company

  • Board currently offers the NASCLA EC exam and PROV EC exam. Review candidate information bulletin before selecting an exam.

Testing NEC Edition

  • 2023

Exam Details

  • 4 hours; 80 questions

Candidate Booklet

Recommended Study Resources

Renewal

  • Annual on date of issue

License Requirements

  • Persons applying for a state-wide electrical contractor examination must demonstrate a minimum 8,000 hours of supervisory electrical construction experience that shows you have designed, planned, laid-out and directly supervised electrical construction activities and the installing...
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Application Form

Exam Testing Company

  • Board currently offers the NASCLA EC exam and PROV EC exam. Review candidate information bulletin before selecting an exam.

Testing NEC Edition

  • 2023 NEC

Exam Details

  • 5 hours; 110 questions

Candidate Booklet

Recommended Study Resources

Renewal

  • March 30th, June 30th, September 30th, December 30th, every year.

Please note that the content provided on these pages is for your information and convenience and may have been modified by the state since it was last updated here. It is the ultimate responsibility of each licensee to verify that they are meeting the requirements of their state for licensing and renewal, and for the edition of the NEC on which their test is based.

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