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Electrical Licensing Boards - Nevada
Nevada Statewide NEC Adoption
The NEC is adopted and enforced at the local level. State Public Works Division is on the NEC-2017.
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License Requirements
Application Form
- An exam eligibility letter will be provided to you after your application has been filed with the Nevada State Contractors Board, and board staff has verified your experience. License Application Other Contractor Forms
Reciprocity
- Nevada's reciprocity agreement with the states of Arizona, California, and Utah pertain to the trade examination only. All other information and application requirements must be completed.
Exam Testing Company
- An exam eligibility letter will be provided to you after your application has been filed with the Nevada State Contractors Board, and board staff has verified your experience. Exams are administered by PSI (800) 733-9267
Testing NEC Edition
- 2017
Exam Details
- Nevada requires each applicant to pass a general business and law or CMS examination, and a trade examination specific to the classification of license for which you have applied. Contract Management Survey: 60 questions, 2 hours Electrical C-2: 80 questions, 4 hours
Renewal
- Annual on the date of issue
Continuing Education Requirements
Clark County, Nevada Continuing Education Required: To renew your Electrical Journeyman, Residential, Sign or Low Voltage Technician, you must obtain 1.8 CEU (18 hours of instruction) every three years. To renew your Electrical Master, you must obtain 3.0 CEU (30 hours).
Your hours must include a minimum of each listed item below each renewal period:
- 0.8 CEU covering a code-change class (which highlights code changes to the current edition or future enforced edition of the NEC)
- 0.4 CEU covering NFPA 70e, Electrical Safety based on the current edition.
Only CEUs issued by specific organizations on electrical code and safety-related topics will be accepted. For more information on providers and courses that are acceptable for CEUs, see the ESP Website.
Clark County, Nevada License Renewal: Electrical cards expire on the issue date, every 3 years. Renew your license with Electrical Safety Pro
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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