A Residential Journeyman Electrician is an individual who is limited by license classification to install, maintain, alter, repair, or renovate electrical facilities for one and two family dwellings under the general supervision of a residential master electrician or a master electrician. A residential journeyman may perform electrical work on a commercial or other project under the direct supervision of a journeyman electrician or master electrician in the same manner and with same ratio as an electrical apprentice. Requirements: 1) Must have two years of experience in the wiring of one or two family dwellings And 2) Two years of a combination of training and experience, such as formal apprenticeship programs, approved by the board. 3) Must have a signed letter from the applicant's school verifying the applicant's hours. Examination fee: $50.00 (written exam), $80.00 (computerized exam), License Fee: $25.00, Renewal Fee: $25.00 per year
