General Information

 

According to ND Century Code 43-09-11, any person registering as an apprentice electrician after January 31, 2008 is required to have related training, if pursuing licensure as a journeyman electrician, which must consist of one of the following:

• Successfully completed five hundred seventy six (576) hours of training classes recognized by the board and completed eight thousand (8,000) hours’ experience in installing and repairing electrical wiring, apparatus, and equipment; which experience may not be obtained in less than three years.

• Successfully completed at least two years of electrical school approved by the board and completed eight thousand (8,000) hours’ experience in installing and repairing electrical wiring, apparatus, and equipment; which experience may not be obtained in less than three years.

In conjunction with this law, per North Dakota Laws, Rules & Wiring Standards §24.1-04-01-04, an Education Advisory Committee was established by the Board and the Committee has developed minimum requirements in the area of study for the electrical education of individuals registered and licensed by the Board.

** APPLICATION FOR EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (Downloadable/Fillable Form)

 

ELECTRICAL CORE CLASS RELATED TRAINING MINIUMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• Curriculum must meet minimum or exceed required courses as listed below. 
• The elective course list are examples.  If other industry related courses are offered, attach list. 
• Provide classroom hours for required and elective courses in table below.