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    Maine Electrician License (Master, Journeyman) – NEC Exam Prep

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    MASTER: Complete at least 4,000 hours of service as a journeyman electrician or at least 12,000 hours of experience in electrical installations, as defined in section 1101, and complete a program of study comprising 576 hours as approved by the Electricians’ Examining Board or from an accredited institution. The 576 hours shall consist of 450 hours of required study, including a course of not less than 45 hours in an approved course in the current National Electrical Code and 126 hours of degree-related courses.

    JOURNEYMAN: Complete at least 8,000 hours of service as an apprentice or helper electrician or at least 8,000 hours of experience in electrical installations, as defined in section 1101, and satisfactorily complete a program of study comprising 576 hours as approved by the Electricians’ Examining Board or from an accredited institution. The 576 hours shall consist of 225 hours of required study, including an approved course of not less than 45 hours in the current National Electrical Code; and 351 hours of elective study, comprised of all trade-related electives or 225 hours of trade-related courses and 135 hours of degree-related courses. Our complete exam review includes practice tests, highlighting guides, calculations, test taking tips, and instructor support. The highlighting guides and quizzes are designed to familiarize students with testing materials. We do not provide students with exact test questions, as the state does not release this information.

    Maine Electrician License (Master, Journeyman) – Examination Preparation Materials:

    • American Electricians Handbook 17th edition
    • American Electrician’s Handbook Tab
    • Understanding Electrical Theory for NEC applications
    • 2020 National Electrical Code – NFPA 70
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Requirements To Complete

About This License

Electrical company” means a person, firm, corporation or partnership employing licensees engaged in the business of doing electrical installations.

Master electrician” means an individual qualified under this chapter, engaging in, or about to engage in, the business of installing electrical wires, conduits, apparatus, fixtures and other electrical equipment.

Journeyman electrician” means a person making electrical installations in the employment of a master electrician, limited electrician or electrical company.

Requirements to Obtaining Your License

Master Electrician License

  • Complete at least 4,000 hours of service as a journeyman electrician or at least 12,000 hours of experience in electrical installations, as defined in section 1101, and complete a program of study comprising 576 hours as approved by the Electricians’ Examining Board or from an accredited institution. The 576 hours shall consist of 450 hours of required study, including a course of not less than 45 hours in an approved course in the current National Electrical Code and 126 hours of degree-related courses.

Journeyman Electrician License

  • Complete at least 8,000 hours of service as an apprentice or helper electrician or at least 8,000 hours of experience in electrical installations, as defined in section 1101, and satisfactorily complete a program of study comprising 576 hours as approved by the Electricians’ Examining Board or from an accredited institution. The 576 hours shall consist of 225 hours of required study, including an approved course of not less than 45 hours in the current National Electrical Code; and 351 hours of elective study, comprised of all trade-related electives or 225 hours of trade-related courses and 135 hours of degree-related courses. Please note that some formal/technical education may be substituted for experience.

Applying For Your License

The application fee for licensure is $25 and the license fee for a company is $200. To apply for a license, please contact the Maine Office of Licensing and Regulation at 1-207-624-8603.

If you need assistance with the application process, @ Home Prep- a division of Stautzenberger College can help you by saving you time and money. With our years of experience, we can quickly and accurately submit your application to your state.

Exam Details

  • To schedule your exam, contact Thomson Prometric at 1-800-343-6001.
  • 70% is required to pass the exam
  • The exam fee is $50.
  • The Master Electrician exam has 100 questions and a time limit of 4 hours.
  • The Journeyman Electrician exam has 80 questions and a time limit of 4 hours.
  • Topics on the exam include general electrical knowledge, wiring and protection, wiring methods and materials, special occupancies, special equipment, and communication systems.

Books and References for the Exam

These books are available for purchase from our online contractor’s bookstore or by calling our office at 1-800-952-0910.

The following references are recommended to study for the examination. They are available for purchase from our online contractor’s bookstore or by calling our office at 1-800-952-0910. Please note that only the National Electrical Code may be used during testing.

Exam Review Education

Our complete exam review includes practice tests, highlighting guides, calculations, test taking tips, and instructor support.

Our electrical practice includes over 400 real NEC questions. Each time you take the practice test, the questions are randomly generated from our database. Therefore, you will never see the same test twice, guaranteeing you the best review possible for your examination.

Continuing Education

15 hours of continuing education are required prior to each license renewal. We offer this online.

Reciprocity Agreement

Reciprocity is considered on a case by case basis.

How It Works

1

Obtain pre-approval from the state (if applicable).

2

Purchase Exam Prep materials.

3

Schedule and pass your state exams.

4

Submit to the state your application, licensing fee, and proof of insurance.