Question 14028 of 844 · Washington 01 Journey Level Electrician Exam
A candidate has no Washington experience but has worked in another state that does not license electricians. How many hours of out of state experience are needed to qualify for the journey level exam?
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Correct answer to question 14028
- B: 16,000 hours
Explanation
WAC 296-46B-945(4)(d) allows qualification with at least 16,000 hours of out of state experience, with 4,000 hours of new industrial or commercial work. The hours must be documented with a notarized letter and verifiable records.
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