Hawaii Electrical Contractor

	Requirements to Obtaining your License. Every applicant must pass the Business and Law (Part I) and Trade Specific (Part II) exam. Must have 5 years of experience for a journey worker and an extended 2 years for a master license Credit report covering the previous 5 years on each individual applicant A current financial statement prepared and signed by a CPA A current state tax clearance from the Dept. of Taxation Must submit a certificate of insurance for worker's compensation and certificate from their insurer showing liability coverage for: Property damage- $50,000 per occurrence and Bodily Injury- $100,000 per person and $300,000 per occurrence. A license is required to offer to undertake work which requires a license. Required to renew on or before June 30 every 3 years: 2008, 2011, 2014 etc
	Work that can be Done Under this License C-13 Electrical Contractor shall place, install, erect, or connect any electrical wires, fixtures, appliances, apparatus, electrical signs, conduits, poles, raceways, and to do trenching, backfilling, patching and surface restoration in connection with the installation of conduit and lines which transmit, transform, or utilize electrical energy less than 600 volts phase to phase. This classification also includes the work of the C-15 Electronic Systems Contractor and C-60 Solar Power Systems Contractor.
	Applying to get your License To apply for a contractors license, contact: Hawaii Department of Commerce P.O. Box 3469 Honolulu, HI 96801 1-808-586-3000
	Reciprocity Agreements None at this time
	Continuing Education Required upon renewal by Honolulu Community College
	Exam Details All exams are closed-book. $85.00 40 Questions – Two-hour time limit 75% Correct Required to Pass Topics include: GENERAL ELECTRICAL KNOWLEDGE AND CALCULATIONS,GROUNDING AND BONDING,SERVICES, FEEDERS AND BRANCH CIRCUITS,RACEWAYS AND ENCLOSURES,CONDUCTORS AND CABLES,MOTORS AND CONTROLS,UTILIZATION AND GENERAL USE EQUIPMENT,SPECIAL OCCUPANCIES AND EQUIPMENT,LOW VOLTAGE CIRCUTS
	Books and References for the Exam The following references are recommended to study for the exam. However, The only reference that may be used is the 2005 NEC. You will be provided with a copy of this at the test site. 2005 National Electrical Code Alternating Current Fundamentals Mike Holt's Illustrated Guide Basic Electrical Theory
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